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Typhoon No. 10 threatens Japan: unprecedented heavy rainfall and disaster risk

Japan ·

Such extreme precipitation could lead to record-breaking rainfall levels, with the potential to exceed 150% of the maximum historical rainfall recorded for the area. This elevated ratio significantly heightens the risk of casualties, as evidenced by a joint study from the Japan Weather Association and Professor Motoyuki Ushiyama of Shizuoka University. The research suggests that when the historical rainfall ratio reaches 100%, casualties are likely to occur, and a ratio exceeding 150% could sharply increase the number of fatalities.

By Ishita Agarwal
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Tokaido Shinkansen to suspend Tokyo-Nagoya service on Friday as typhoon Ampil approaches

Japan ·

According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, Typhoon Ampil is projected to move northward on Friday, maintaining its intensity as it progresses toward eastern and northern parts of Japan. The decision to halt Shinkansen operations reflects the severe weather conditions anticipated, including high winds and heavy rainfall, which pose significant risks to rail infrastructure and passenger safety.

By Ishita Agarwal
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Japan Coast Guard urges large vessels to evacuate Tokyo Bay ahead of typhoon Ampil

Japan ·

Typhoon Ampil, which is expected to bring severe weather conditions to Tokyo and surrounding regions, has prompted the Coast Guard to take this precautionary step to ensure maritime safety. The advisory underscores the potential hazards posed by the typhoon, including high winds and rough seas that could jeopardize the safety of large ships and maritime operations within Tokyo Bay.

By Ishita Agarwal
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Typhoon Ampil threatens major disruption to Shinkansen services in Japan’s Tohoku and Hokuriku regions

Japan ·

The potential service interruptions could affect several key Shinkansen lines, including the Tohoku, Joetsu, Hokuriku, Akita, and Yamagata routes. With Typhoon Ampil expected to bring severe weather conditions—characterized by high winds and heavy rainfall—JR East is proactively preparing for possible operational challenges. The safety of passengers and the integrity of the rail infrastructure are paramount concerns driving this precautionary measure.

By Ishita Agarwal