(6)Typhoon Chataan

(6)Typhoon Chataan

TOKYO, Japan - Passengers are stranded before the ticket barriers for Tokaido Shinkansen bullet trains at JR Tokyo Station as departures were suspended due to Typhoon Chataan.

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