Japan Issues Alert for Unprecedented Rainfall as Typhoon Dujuan Approaches Tokyo

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As Typhoon Dujuan nears Japan's eastern coastline, transportation systems are being disrupted, leading to the closure of various cultural and tourist attractions. The storm boasts sustained winds of 126 km/h and gusts that could reach up to 180 km/h. The Japan Meteorological Agency has issued warnings about the possibility of record-breaking rainfall expected through Tuesday. Forecasts indicate that the Tokai region may receive up to 350mm of rain, Kanto and the Izu Islands could see 300mm, and Tohoku may experience 200mm. Airlines and rail services in the affected regions have already been halted. Officials are advising coastal residents to stay vigilant for the risks of flooding and landslides as the typhoon approaches.  Disclosure: This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using Al-assisted tools. ai-generated

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00:00A powerful typhoon is approaching Japan's eastern coast.

00:03Typhoon Dujuan is bringing strong winds and heavy rain.

00:06The storm has sustained winds of 126 km per hour.

00:10Gusts are reaching up to 180 km per hour.

00:14The typhoon is forecast to pass near the Boso Peninsula.

00:17That area is in Chiba Prefecture, near Tokyo.

00:20Japan's meteorological agency is warning of record rainfall.

00:24Up to 350 mm could fall across the Tokai region.

00:28Kanto and the Izu Islands could receive 300 mm.

00:31Tohoku could see up to 200 mm of rain.

00:34Officials are warning of flooding in low-lying areas.

00:37Coastal residents are also being urged to watch for landslides.

00:41Transportation has already been disrupted by the storm.

00:44All Nippon Airways has grounded flights to Hachijo Island.

00:47JR East has suspended some rail services in Chiba.

00:51Several tourist attractions and events have also closed.

00:54Concerts at the Rock in Japan Festival were canceled.

00:56The Tokyo Game Show also canceled Monday's program.

01:00Typhoon Dujuan is Japan's 25th typhoon of the year.

01:04Authorities are urging residents to remain alert as the storm moves closer.

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