RECAP: Record Rain Swamps Nagoya, Central Japan

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RECAP: Record Rain Swamps Nagoya, Central Japan

Torrential rain pounded Japan's Tokai region, including Nagoya, on Tuesday afternoon, September 8, flooding roads across the city. The capital of Aichi Prefecture recorded 104.5 millimeters of rainfall in one hour, the highest ever recorded in the city, and the downpour forced widespread train suspensions that stranded commuters. An underpass at Nagoya Dome-mae Yada subway station was completely flooded, with floodwater cascading down a staircase, and columns of water were seen shooting several stories into the air after floodwater pressure forced open manhole covers.

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  • 2026 4. Please credit "@3gwdrqihoz18743 via Spectee“ 01:58-02:15 Video Location: Ozone, Kita Ward, 1. Please credit “@xFukumotox via Spectee“ 00:00-00:26 Video Location: Outside Kasadera Station, Aichi Prefecture, 2026, 2026 at about 16:00h 7. Please credit “@hatabo01227 via Spectee“ 02:39-02:50 (No audio) Video Location: Heian-dori Station, 2026 at about 16:30h 8. Please credit “@guchokipapi via Spectee“ 02:51-03:13 Video Location: Nagoya Dome-mae Yada Station, Nagoya, 2026 5. Please credit “@Swarthyface via Spectee“ 02:16-02:27 Video Location: Meito Ward, 2026 6. Please credit “@miodesudesu via Spectee“ 02:28-02:38 (No audio) Video Location: Nagoya, 2026 at about 17:00h 3. Please credit “@yakitukusisoba0 via Spectee“ 01:47-01:57 Video Location: Nagoya, Higashi Ward, 2026 2. Please credit “@joekawakami via Spectee“ 00:27-01:46 (4 shots) Video Location: Fujinoki River, Nagoya City, Japan Video Recording Date/Time: September 8

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