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Typhoon Dujuan is currently striking Japan, prompting evacuation orders for nearly two million residents as strong winds and torrential rain impact multiple prefectures. The Japan Meteorological Agency has issued warnings about an 'immediate danger to life' as the system generates sustained winds of 130 km/h and gusts of up to 194 km/h. Reports from NHK indicate two fatalities and four individuals unaccounted for, while over 50,000 people are experiencing power outages. Numerous flights have been cancelled, and train services have been halted. The storm is progressing northward along the Pacific coastline of Japan, with the overall damage assessment expected to be revealed later.

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00:00Typhoon Dujuan is battering Japan, triggering evacuation orders for nearly 2 million people.
00:06The Japan Meteorological Agency warned of an imminent threat to life.
00:10The storm brought sustained winds of 130 kilometers per hour.
00:14Gusts reached up to 194 kilometers per hour.
00:17NHK reported two deaths and four people missing.
00:21More than 50,000 people lost power as strong winds swept across affected areas.
00:26Hundreds of flights were canceled, while rail services were suspended.
00:30Landslides also caused dangerous conditions in parts of Kanagawa and Chiba.
00:35In Tokyo, commuters struggled through heavy rain and powerful winds.
00:39Several major events were canceled, including parts of the Rock and Japan Festival.
00:43The Tokyo Game Show also canceled its Monday program.
00:47Dujuan is Japan's 25th typhoon of the year.
00:50The storm is continuing north along Japan's Pacific coast.
00:54Authorities are urging residents to monitor weather updates as damage assessments continue.
00:59Disclosure, this video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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