
What To Do in a Typhoon
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Late summer and early autumn is peak typhoon season in Japan. If you’re here between August and October, it’s quite likely that you’ll experience at least one “tropical cyclone”. But they can appear a
Late summer and early autumn is peak typhoon season in Japan. If you’re here between August and October, it’s quite likely that you’ll experience at least one “tropical cyclone”. But they can appear as early as May/June. And in 2026, weather experts are predicting an increased risk of typhoons around Japan. Smaller typhoons may pass over central Tokyo without doing serious damage. Those in mountainous and coastal areas usually face much bigger threats. However, every typhoon should be taken very seriously — particularly those classed as super typhoons. Nervous in the metropolis and unsure of what you should be doing when a typhoon hits? Below, you’ll find some tips. |credit| First: What exactly
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