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Global warming continues to worsen in Japan. In recent years, concerns have grown over storms with one-minute sustained maximum wind speeds of 67 meters per second. These are known as "Super Typhoons." As temperatures rise, if a Super Typhoon were to make landfall in Japan, it is predicted to cause catastrophic damage on par with the 1959 "Isewan Typhoon."
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A typhoon forms in the skies far south of Japan. In four days, it is expected to make landfall while maintaining its massive size and fierce intensity.
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I hope we can move toward curbing global warming to prevent things like this from happening.
Release Date 2026.10.29 / Last Updated 2026.10.29
