Tropical storm Jangmi is moving along Japan’s Pacific coast, causing powerful gusts and widespread heavy rain that have injured dozens of people. According to Kyodo News, the storm has affected multiple regions, with strong winds toppling trees, damaging homes, and disrupting transportation.
As of the evening of June 3, 2026, initial reports indicate at least dozens of injuries, primarily from flying debris and weather-related traffic accidents. Local authorities have urged residents in coastal areas to evacuate to safer locations and warned of risks of flash floods and landslides.
Jangmi is the second storm to hit Japan this typhoon season, tracking along the eastern coast and affecting prefectures including Tokyo, Kanagawa, and Chiba. Train services and air travel have been disrupted, with many flights canceled or delayed. The Japan Meteorological Agency continues to monitor the storm’s progression and issue timely warnings.
