In Japan, dozens of people were injured and more than one thousand flights cancelled when a powerful typhoon made a landfall in the country on Sunday evening.
The typhoon brought fierce winds and torrential rain to areas already battered by a string of recent extreme weather.
It also disrupted transport, including bullet train services.
Weather officials have warned of potential flooding and landslides and non-compulsory evacuation advisories have been issued to around four million residents.
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According to reports, power supply to more than seven hundred fifty thousand households has been disrupted.
