Typhoon Jangmi heads for Kyushu after making landfall in Okinawa

Japan's Meteorological Agency reported on May 26 that Typhoon Jangmi is moving north toward the main island of Kyushu after making landfall in Okinawa a day earlier.

The typhoon brings strong winds and heavy rain, severely impacting southern Japan. In Okinawa, the storm has disrupted transportation and daily life.

The agency warns of risks of flooding, landslides, and high waves along Kyushu's coastal areas as the storm approaches. Experts urge residents to closely monitor weather updates and take necessary precautions.

Typhoon Jangmi is expected to continue moving north and may affect other parts of Japan in the coming days.