Japan: Typhoon Jangmi Batters Okinawa With Destructive Winds and Power Outages 2

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Japan: Typhoon Jangmi Batters Okinawa With Destructive Winds and Power Outages 2

Typhoon Jangmi (No. 6) made its closest approach to Okinawa's main island on Monday, June 1, with the southern part of the island entering the storm's danger zone. The storm brought wind gusts of up to 35.2 meters per second in Naha City and widespread power outages. All flights to and from Naha Airport were cancelled, while public transport, schools, and businesses were also shut for the day.

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  • 2026 at about 09:00h, Video Location: Kin-cho, Okinawa Prefecture, Japan Video Recording Date/Time: June 1, Kunigami

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