Typhoon Dujuan kills at least two people in Japan and causes widespread disruption, including power outages and hazardous conditions. Multiple outlets report that the storm sweeps through areas near Tokyo, bringing violent winds and heavy rain that contribute to landslides and travel disruption.
As Dujuan moves northeast away from Japan’s eastern coast into the Pacific, Japanese authorities downgrade or lift many heavy rain and landslide warnings. CNA and other reports say the typhoon weakens while continuing to affect the region; they also cite record rainfall in parts of the Tokyo area. The Guardian adds that nearly 50,000 homes lose electricity, while Inquirer.net reports five injuries and notes early closures tied to a major video game trade fair.
Different coverage emphasizes particular impacts—Al Jazeera focuses on the storm’s departure and lingering destruction, while CNA and other outlets highlight rainfall intensity and the scale of outages, and The Guardian underscores landslides and travel chaos. All accounts agree on the deaths, major power disruption near Tokyo, and the storm’s movement away from Japan by morning.
