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Typhoon No. 25 Likely to Approach the Pacific Side of Eastern Japan Around the 20th

Typhoon No. 25 bears down on the Ogasawara Islands before setting its sights on eastern Japan, threatening the Kanto region as the holiday weekend begins. Travelers and residents alike must watch for stopped trains and planes, and for heavy rain reaching even far-off Tokai and Tohoku. Will the skies clear before the holidays slip away?

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台風たいふう25ごうは、小笠原諸島おがさわらしょとうちかくをとおっています。小笠原諸島おがさわらしょとうでは、19にちまで、かぜあめをつけてください。
台風たいふうは、きたすすみます。そして、20から21にちに、関東地方かんとうちほうなど東日本ひがしにっぽん太平洋たいへいようがわちかくにそうです。
気象庁きしょうちょうは、台風たいふうからとおところでも、あめがたくさんるかもしれないとっています。東海地方とうかいちほうから東北地方とうほくちほう太平洋たいへいようがわでは、あめをつけてください。
19にちから、やすみのつづきます。飛行機ひこうき電車でんしゃなどがまるかもしれません。天気てんき交通こうつうあたらしい情報じょうほう調しらべてください。

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Typhoon No. 25 is passing near the Ogasawara Islands. Please be cautious of wind and rain in the Ogasawara Islands until the 19th. The typhoon is moving north. It is likely to approach the Pacific side of Eastern Japan, including the Kanto region, from the 20th to the 21st. The Japan Meteorological Agency says that even areas far from the typhoon might experience heavy rain. Please be cautious of rain on the Pacific side from the Tokai region to the Tohoku region. From the 19th, there will be consecutive holidays. Airplanes and trains might be stopped. Please check for new information on weather and transportation.

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