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Aftermath of Typhoon No. 30: Heavy Rain Across a Wide Area, Hitting the Kanto Region During Rush Hour

Due to the influence of the extratropical cyclone that developed from Typhoon No. 30 and the autumn rain front, localized heavy rain fell across a wide area from western to eastern Japan on the 26th. The Kanto region experienced the peak of the rain from evening through the nighttime rush hour. Around Yurakucho Station in Tokyo, large raindrops were illuminated by the city lights. Also, at JR Ito Station in Shizuoka Prefecture just before 2 PM, …
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Due to the influence of the extratropical cyclone that developed from Typhoon No. 30 and the autumn rain front, localized heavy rain fell across a wide area from western to eastern Japan on the 26th. The Kanto region experienced the peak of the rain from evening through the nighttime rush hour. Around Yurakucho Station in Tokyo, large raindrops were illuminated by the city lights. Also, at JR Ito Station in Shizuoka Prefecture just before 2 PM, …

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FNN.jpプライムオンライン broke the news on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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