The following is a summary of information picked up from several news services and then translated. Typhoon No. 10, a very strong storm, is approaching Kyushu and is expected to make landfall around August 29th, bringing heavy rain and strong winds. Kagoshima Prefecture is under a “Special Warning” for strong winds and high waves. Northern Kyushu may experience a linear rainband, which could lead to significant rainfall from August 28th to 29th. Residents are urged to stay alert for potential landslides and flooding and to monitor the latest weather information.
Transportation Status
Fukuoka City Subway (Updated: 8/28 16:00):
Operations may be suspended; next update is scheduled for August 29th at 13:00.
Nishitetsu (Updated: 8/28 12:00):
• Trains: Possible service disruptions after August 29th.
• Express Bus: Several routes suspended from August 28th to 30th.
• Local Bus: Potential service disruptions after August 29th.
JR (Updated: 8/28 16:00):
August 28th: Some express, local, and shinkansen services are suspended, but most operations are running normally.
August 29th:
• Shinkansen: Reduced service between Hakata and Kumamoto from the first departure; all other shinkansen services are suspended.
• Limited Express: All services suspended.
• Regular Trains: Reduced service on some lines from the first train; other lines suspended for the entire day.
Air Transport:
• Japan Airlines (JAL): 122 flights canceled on August 28th, affecting 4,630 passengers; 159 flights are canceled on August 29th.
• All Nippon Airways (ANA): 30 flights canceled on August 28th, affecting about 1,700 passengers; 173 flights canceled on August 29th, with an additional 16 flights canceled on August 30th.
• Other Airlines: Jetstar, Skymark, Solaseed Air, and others have also canceled some flights. Passengers are advised to check airline websites for the most current information.
Highways:
Widespread road closures and traffic restrictions are likely due to Typhoon No. 10, particularly on major highways such as the Tomei and Shin-Tomei Expressways in Shizuoka and Aichi Prefectures. Travelers should check for the latest road conditions and consider adjusting their plans accordingly.
Travelers are advised to monitor official transportation websites for real-time updates and prepare for possible delays and cancellations due to the storm.
West Nippon Expressway Company
https://www.w-nexco.co.jp/
East Nippon Expressway Company
https://www.e-nexco.co.jp/
Travelers are advised to monitor official transportation websites for real-time updates and prepare for possible delays and cancellations due to the storm.
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