Widespread rainfall threatens Japan's Sea of Japan side, with various regions bracing for potential landslides. As the heavy rains persist, local populations have been cautioned to be vigilant and prepared for soil-related disasters. The concerned authorities are providing timely updates and advising residents on necessary precautions to ensure their safety.

Japan, due to its geographical location and topography, frequently experiences heavy rains and landslides. Japanese society values community safety and disaster preparedness highly. Japanese citizens often participate in regular disaster drills, and the government invests significantly in advanced early-warning systems and infrastructure designed to mitigate the effects of landslides and other natural disasters.

In the US or the EU, landslides also pose severe threats in certain areas. However, the geography and the frequency of these events vary. Like Japan, communities endangered by landslides in these regions use early warning systems, participate in disaster preparedness drills, and invest in infrastructure to manage and mitigate the effects of these natural disasters.