Today, Typhoon No. 25 of this year, “Azalea” continues to approach the Kanto and Koshin regions of Japan, bringing strong winds and continuous rainfall. Accumulated water has occurred in many parts of Chiba Prefecture. Some sections of the road in Kisarazu City in Chiba Prefecture were flooded by rain. The railway line was once covered by accumulated water, and cars were also trapped by the accumulated water. Tokyo's Izu Oshima issued a special warning for the highest grade 5 landslide. The Japan Meteorological Agency predicts that by noon on September 22, 24-hour rainfall in southern Kanto and parts of the Izu Islands may reach 250 mm, and warns against heavy rainfall disasters caused by “linear rainfall zones.” Affected by the typhoon, some railway lines in Japan's metropolitan area were suspended, and a large number of flights were cancelled at Haneda and Narita airports.

Today, Typhoon No. 25 of this year, “Azalea” continues to approach the Kanto and Koshin regions of Japan, bringing strong winds and continuous rainfall. Accumulated water has occurred in many parts of Chiba Prefecture. Some sections of the road in Kisarazu City in Chiba Prefecture were flooded by rain. The railway line was once covered by accumulated water, and cars were also trapped by the accumulated water. Tokyo's Izu Oshima issued a special warning for the highest grade 5 landslide. The Japan Meteorological Agency predicts that by noon on September 22, 24-hour rainfall in southern Kanto and parts of the Izu Islands may reach 250 mm, and warns against heavy rainfall disasters caused by “linear rainfall zones.” Affected by the typhoon, some railway lines in Japan's metropolitan area were suspended, and a large number of flights were cancelled at Haneda and Narita airports.