Typhoon 10 has brought prolonged heavy rains to Japan, exceeding previous records and causing widespread flooding across Kyushu, Shikoku, and even the Kanto and Tokai regions despite the typhoon’s distance from these areas. Experts warn that the slow-moving typhoon, coupled with the prolonged rainfall, has increased the risk of landslides throughout Japan. Despite the typhoon’s weakening, heavy rainfall is expected to continue in the coming days, raising concerns about potential damage to infrastructure and the safety of residents. Experts emphasize that even small amounts of rain now can trigger landslides, highlighting the urgent need for heightened vigilance and preparedness.