Typhoon Shanshan hit southern Japan, causing heavy rain and strong winds. It made landfall in Kyushu, prompting warnings of flooding, landslides, and extensive damage. Three people died in a landslide in Gamagori. The storm is slowly moving north, with winds of 89 mph. People in warned areas were urged to take shelter in public facilities. Domestic flights were canceled, trains suspended, and postal services halted. The government warned of unprecedented levels of violent winds, high waves, and heavy rain. Disaster Management Minister Matsumura urged people to seek shelter if necessary. The typhoon is expected to continue causing disruptions across Japan over the next few days.
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Typhoon Shanshan Batters Japan with Heavy Rain and Powerful Winds
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