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Japan weather agency warns of landslides, floods as typhoon draws near as country hosts the Asian Games for the first time since 1994

Japan's weather agency has warned of landslides and flooding in areas spanning Japan's western to northern coasts over the next several days, with a typhoon possibly making landfall near Tokyo.

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日本气象厅警告称,台风逼近可能引发山体滑坡和洪水,而此时日本正值自1994年以来首次举办亚运会之际。

Dancers perform as fireworks explode during the opening ceremony for the Asian Games in Nagoya, Japan, on Saturday, Sept. 19, 2026. -- AP Photo/Eugene Hoshiko

TOKYO: Japan’s weather agency has warned of landslides and flooding in areas spanning Japan’s western to northern coasts over the next several days, with a typhoon possibly making landfall near Tokyo early next week.

Typhoon Dujuan was moving north-west at a speed of 15kmh south of the main island of Honshu by mid-afternoon on Sept 19, with an atmospheric pressure of 975 hectopascals at its centre and maximum gusts of 162kmh, according to the Japan Meteorological Agency.

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