Japan's weather agency has transitioned its warning to "heavy rain," emphasising that the threat levels remain. This marks the continued vigilance required by residents in the affected areas. The forecast warns of persistent downpours, potential landslides, and rising river levels. The public is urged to stay informed through updates and to avoid hazardous conditions.

Heavy rains and subsequent natural disasters such as landslides and floods are common in Japan due to its geographical features. There's a high level of attention to weather warnings, and local media play an essential role in relaying timely information. The Japanese care deeply about community safety and hardship, and these events often trigger localized support and donations.

Similar to Japan, the US, and some EU countries like Germany, Italy, and the UK also have sophisticated weather forecasting systems and emergency response strategies. However, the frequent occurrence of such natural disasters in Japan has led to a higher degree of preparedness, with systems like community-level evacuation plans, which are less frequent in the US and EU.