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Typhoon No. 25 Approaches Southern Seas Near Honshu, Weather Likely to Worsen

Typhoon No. 25 churns through the distant southern sea, bearing down on the Ogasawara Islands with fierce winds and heavy rain. As it drifts toward Honshu by Sunday, the holiday weather hangs in the balance. The Japan Meteorological Agency urges everyone to keep watch for the latest updates.

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台風たいふう25ごうは、とおみなみうみにあって、小笠原諸島おがさわらしょとうちかくをどおりそうです。
小笠原諸島おがさわらしょとうでは、18にちから19にち、とてもつよかぜいたり、なみたかくなったりしそうです。
あめもたくさんりそうです。かぜあめ災害さいがいをつけてください。
台風たいふう25ごうは、20日曜にちようごろ、本州ほんしゅうちかみなみうみまでるかもしれません。
このため、今週こんしゅうわりからつづやすみの天気てんきわるくなりそうです。
気象庁きしょうちょうは、あたらしい情報じょうほう調しらべてほしいとっています。

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Typhoon No. 25 is in the distant southern sea and is likely to pass near the Ogasawara Islands. In the Ogasawara Islands, from the 18th to the 19th, very strong winds are expected to blow and waves are likely to become high. A lot of rain is also expected. Please be cautious of disasters caused by wind and rain. Typhoon No. 25 might come to the southern sea near Honshu around Sunday, the 20th. Because of this, the weather during the holiday period continuing from the end of this week is likely to worsen. The Japan Meteorological Agency is advising people to check for new information.

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