Tropical Storm Jangmi affects Japan after battering Okinawa, injuring nine people and leaving tens of thousands of households without electricity. The storm, downgraded from a typhoon, moves northwards after impacting the subtropical island of Okinawa on Monday. In the morning following the Okinawa impact, power outages are reported across parts of southwestern Japan, including the Kagoshima region, with more than 30,000 households without power, and in Okinawa, where about 17,000 households are also reported to be without power. Aviation and transport disruptions are also mentioned, including the grounding of hundreds of flights and possible disruptions to public transport as the storm approaches Tokyo and nearby cities. Japan’s meteorological authorities warn of high waves as well as risks of landslides and flooding. Some reports also note evacuation advisories issued to large numbers of residents across multiple prefectures in southwestern, central and eastern Japan, indicating broad preparedness measures as the storm continues its path north.