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Typhoon No. 25: Heavy Rain Expected in the Coastal and Central Regions of Fukushima Prefecture From the Afternoon of the 21st

On September 20th, the second day of the long weekend, Fukushima Prefecture is experiencing unsettled weather due to the approaching typhoon. "It's 9:00 AM in front of JR Fukushima Station. Amidst a light drizzle, many people can be seen carrying large luggage." "I was in Miyagi yesterday, and I was thinking of touring Tohoku during Silver Week." "But I thought it…
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On September 20th, the second day of the long weekend, Fukushima Prefecture is experiencing unsettled weather due to the approaching typhoon. <Reporter Hidehiro Miyaguchi> "It's 9:00 AM in front of JR Fukushima Station. Amidst a light drizzle, many people can be seen carrying large luggage." <A tourist from Tokyo> "I was in Miyagi yesterday, and I was thinking of touring Tohoku during Silver Week." <A woman with her grandchild> "But I thought it…

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FNN.jpプライムオンライン broke the news on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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