Typhoon Jangmi is continuing to move east-northeast along Japan's Pacific coast. Local media reported that on June 3, the storm is expected to approach the area from western to eastern Japan and gradually get closer to the Kanto region and the Izu Islands.
According to Japanese media, more than 280 flights scheduled to depart from and arrive at Tokyo's Haneda Airport today (June 2) have been fully suspended, and the Tokaido Shinkansen may also suspend or halt services starting today.
NHK reported that as the typhoon gradually approaches the Tokai and Kanto regions, rainfall and wind are strengthening. In Tokyo, river water levels have risen rapidly, and the risk of disasters has increased.
The Japan Meteorological Agency urged residents in the Tokai and Kanto areas to remain on high alert for landslides, river flooding, and inundation in low-lying areas.
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