Heavy rain, landslides and floods in Japan leave 1 person dead and several others missing
The Japan Meteorological Agency issued the highest level of heavy rain across several cities in the Ishikawa prefecture, including hard-hit cities Suzu and Wajima on the northern coast of the Noto peninsula.
Tokyo: Japan's weather agency on Wednesday issued a warning as Typhoon Bebinca is expected to approach the country's island ...
If you’re thinking about coming to Japan in October, then you’ll be visiting at one of the best times of the year. October is ...
Up to 30,000 people in two cities in central Japan have been ordered to evacuate after weather forecasters warned of major ...
A runaway penguin has been found safe in Japan nearly two weeks after she first went missing, having paddled 45 kilometers (28 miles) during a typhoon in a survival story her keeper called ...
Typhoon Bebinca moved away from Japan's southwestern island region of Amami early Sunday and headed northwest across the East ...
The short answer was no — at least, not that scientists could detect. Despite early hints of success, they concluded in the ...
Japan's weather bureau said on Tuesday there was a 60% chance of a La Nina phenomenon occurring from now until winter in the Northern Hemisphere.
Temperatures rose on September 18 from the Kanto to Kyushu regions of Japan. Across the country, 132 locations recorded an ...
The Union of Vietnamese Associations in Japan on September 20 announced that it and the Vietnamese Embassy there have raised ...
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