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Tropical storm Jangmi swept along Japan’s Pacific coast, injuring dozens with strong winds and heavy rain. The storm disrupted transportation and prompted evacuation advisories in several prefectures.
Tropical Storm Jangmi battered Japan's Pacific coast on June 3, 2026, injuring dozens and causing widespread damage. Strong winds and heavy rain led to fallen trees, damaged buildings, and localized flooding in prefectures like Shizuoka and Kanagawa, while transportation networks faced severe disruptions.
Typhoon Jangmi has swept along Japan's Pacific coast as of June 3, 2026, causing dozens of injuries. The Japan Meteorological Agency warns of flash floods and landslides in affected areas, with heavy rain and strong winds reported from central to eastern Japan.
Typhoon Jangmi swept along Japan's Pacific coast, causing strong winds, heavy rain, and widespread damage that left dozens injured. As of June 3, 2026, the storm continues to impact coastal regions.
Typhoon Jangmi has injured at least 40 people across central and western Japan as it sweeps along the Pacific coast. The storm made landfall near Shizuoka with winds of up to 126 km/h, prompting evacuation orders for over 200,000 residents. Disruptions include canceled flights, halted Shinkansen services, and power outages affecting 50,000 households.
Part of the outer wall of Himeji Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site in western Japan, was damaged by strong winds from Typhoon Jangmi, city officials said Thursday. No injuries or major structural damage were reported, but experts will assess the damage for repairs.
Typhoon Jangmi swept through Kyushu and is advancing into western and central Japan, bringing heavy rain and strong winds. Authorities have issued evacuation warnings for coastal and low-lying areas, and transportation services are disrupted.
Typhoon Jangmi made landfall early on May 26 in southern Wakayama Prefecture, western Japan, after bringing heavy rain along the Pacific coast. Authorities are monitoring the storm, and no damage or casualties have been reported yet.
Typhoon Jangmi has made landfall in Wakayama Prefecture, central Japan, with winds of category 12 and heavy rain. Evacuation orders have been issued for over 10,000 households, while transport networks face major disruptions. No fatalities have been reported, but five minor injuries have been confirmed.
