Typhoon No. 15 has made landfall in the Kochi Prefecture. Residents are urged to take heightened precautions as the severity of the typhoon increases. While there have been no reported casualties so far, officials anticipate potential damages considering the typhoon's predicted path and strength. The exact route and consequence of the typhoon are still uncertain, but updates are expected.

Typhoons are a common but serious concern in Japan due to its geographical location. Japanese people value safety and orderly conduct highly; thus, news about typhoons and other natural disasters often leads to nationwide alertness and concern. Legal mandates for disaster preparedness are stringent in the country, and residents are generally well-prepared and have evacuation plans in place.

In the US or EU, natural disasters such as hurricanes or wildfires, respectively, often evoke a similar response: mass concern, government-issued warnings, and preparation or evacuation actions. The central difference lies in varying disaster types due to geographical and climatic variations.