Typhoon Jebi: Biggest storm hits Japan in 25 years, Kansai Airport submerged, million+ evacuate
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For those who didn't get it- he was referencing the music video for TM Revolution's HOT LIMIT.
What? I just went jogging an hour ago in Tokyo. The winds sure are strong though but generally the further south you go the worse it is. I hear it's quite common for cars to flip around in Okinawa.
This is why I tolerate the **** work culture. <3
This is why I tolerate the **** work culture. <3
My teacher's niece was supposed to fly back to Nara either yesterday or today. That's definitely not happening any time soon.
Thankfully the airline is covering the changes.
(haha, his outfit covers more than I can remember... should have been HIGH PRESSURE, but HOT LIMIT is more iconic)
Thankfully the airline is covering the changes.
https://www.bilibili.com/video/av12039302/
(haha, his outfit covers more than I can remember... should have been HIGH PRESSURE, but HOT LIMIT is more iconic)
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Absolutely terrifying. Will be praying today for safety, especially for first responders trying to deal with electrical and gas fires caused by the wind damage.
That video of the Gachapon machine sliding into a pole was pretty funny though, to be honest.
That video of the Gachapon machine sliding into a pole was pretty funny though, to be honest.
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The ship that crashed into the bridge to Kansai airport:
The bridge:
3,000 passengers who were at the airport during the storm had to spend the night there and were evacuated by buses, seen on the right in the photo. Others were transported by ferry.
More pictures of the aftermath:
Downed trees in Nagai Park, Ōsaka:
More pics of the damage:
Hirano Shrine in Kyoto got really trashed:
Some minor damage at Fushimi Inari Shrine as well:
https://twitter.com/kyoto_gosyuin/status/1036898646233509888
Damn, I'm going to Kyoto next week. I hope the typhoon will subside and that everyone there is safe.
That's great news. I heard Kansai International Airport is currently closed is that true?The typhoon itself is already gone:
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The ship that crashed into the bridge to Kansai airport:
The bridge:
3,000 passengers who were at the airport during the storm had to spend the night there and were evacuated by buses, seen on the right in the photo. Others were transported by ferry.
More pictures of the aftermath:
Downed trees in Nagai Park, Ōsaka:
looks like something godzilla did
Just to note 'evacuation' usually means taking residents from high-risk areas/buildings and placing them in nearby (and hopefully safer) townhalls/schools/stadiums etc... not shifting 1 million people out of Kansai mid storm.
Another level of stupid yes. Why risk your life to deliver a god damn pizza. Jesus
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My wife's family is mostly around Tokyo but she has some friends from West. Stay safe everyone.
My wife's family is mostly around Tokyo but she has some friends from West. Stay safe everyone.
Reports of people trapped in collapsed buildings and fires because of the earthquake:
https://twitter.com/nhk_seikatsu/status/1037426185368530944
Video of the quake:
It's in the middle of the night in Japan right now. Guess we'll know more in a few hours.
https://twitter.com/nhk_seikatsu/status/1037426185368530944
Video of the quake:
It's in the middle of the night in Japan right now. Guess we'll know more in a few hours.
Damn. The earthquake triggered landslides and a while bunch of houses has been completely crushed:
More details about the quake:
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2...hquake-hits-hokkaido-no-tsunami-alert-issued/
CTS airport has been closed for the day because of damages:
https://twitter.com/nhk_seikatsu/status/1037466287109070848
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2...hquake-hits-hokkaido-no-tsunami-alert-issued/
CTS airport has been closed for the day because of damages:
https://twitter.com/nhk_seikatsu/status/1037466287109070848