Typhoon Jangmi Sweeps Pacific Coast of Japan, Dozens Injured

Tropical Storm Jangmi, with its powerful winds and heavy rainfall, swept along Japan's Pacific coast on June 3, 2026. According to Kyodo News, the storm left dozens injured and caused significant damage to infrastructure.

Hard-hit areas include coastal prefectures such as Shizuoka and Kanagawa, where strong winds toppled trees and damaged buildings. Heavy rain also triggered localized flooding in several cities, prompting local authorities to issue evacuation warnings.

Rail and air travel faced severe disruptions, with numerous train services and flights canceled or delayed. Officials said they are closely monitoring the situation and have deployed rescue teams to support affected residents.