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Takaichi Warns of Typhoon Approaching Japan

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Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi warned on Sunday on Telegram that Typhoon No. 26 could approach the Nansei Islands with strong intensity through around September 29 before moving eastward south...
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Typhoon No. 26, a powerful storm, is expected to make its closest approach to the Okinawa region on the 28th. As of 10:00 AM on the 27th, Typhoon No. 26 is moving northward over the sea south of Okinawa and is expected to make its closest approach to the Okinawa region on the 28th. The maximum instantaneous wind speed expected on the 28th is 35 meters per second, an extremely strong wind that could cause people to fall over if they are not holdi…

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Typhoon Shulik, the 26th typhoon of the year, is expected to approach the Okinawa region of Japan around October 27th or 28th, and may approach Honshu and other areas next week. The Kanto region of Japan was recently severely damaged by Typhoon Dujuan, causing concern among disaster victims about another typhoon. According to the potential typhoon path forecast map released by the Japan Meteorological Agency at 18:45 this evening (October 26th)…

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rti.org.tw broke the news on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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