The Japan Meteorological Agency has issued a warning of possible torrential rainfall expected to hit the Kanto region from the evening of the third day. The public is urged to stay attentive and prepared as this weather system may lead to flooding and potential transport disruptions in some areas. The severity and route of the storm are being closely monitored and residents are encouraged to frequently check updates for their areas.

In Japan, weather-related news is a critical aspect of daily life due to the country's geographical location and susceptibility to natural disasters such as typhoons, earthquakes, and tsunamis. The effectiveness of weather forecasts and timely warning announcements play a significant role in disaster preparedness and prevention. Japanese residents tend to take these warnings seriously, with dedicated local networks for dissemination and updates.

Similar to the US or EU, Japan takes severe weather warnings very seriously, issuing alerts and updates through various media platforms. However, Japan's effective disaster management communications systems, including earthquake and storm warning mobile apps, are highly regarded and have proven to be very effective in mitigating damage and saving lives.