Once again, the sea reminds the land of its authority. Typhoon Dujuan made landfall along Japan's eastern coast in September 2026, claiming at least four lives and scattering six others into uncertainty across the Kanto region, while millions were called to leave their homes before the storm's arrival. The evacuation of such vast numbers speaks not only to the typhoon's power but to the hard-won wisdom of a nation long acquainted with nature's capacity for sudden reckoning. As rain continues to fall over Tokyo and the eastern coast, the full weight of the storm's passage is still being measure
Typhoon Dujuan kills at least four in Japan as millions evacuate
At least four people killed, six missing, and millions evacuated due to Typhoon Dujuan in Japan.