Typhoons, taifu in Japanese, are tropical storms that form in the Northwest Pacific Ocean. In addition, this natural phenomenon usually happens in Japan during late summer and early autumn, between August and October.
In a year, approximately 30 typhoons pass through Japan a year and some may be minor, which might not even reach the main Japan islands. However, typhoons will always have a substantial amount of risk as heavy winds, large waves and floods usually come with it. Therefore, it is important to prepare yourself to reduce the impact, whether you live there or are there on a holiday. Hence, we have a list of items that you can easily check off if you are in this situation.
So, what can you do to stay safe when a typhoon is coming your way?
In the event that there is no electricity at your house or you are to evacuate your home, an emergency typhoon kit will keep all your essentials in check.
Therefore, you should definitely do more research if you decide to travel to Japan. Did you hear that Japan is planning to open up its borders for international travel? Now is the time to prep yourself for it! Understanding more about the risks will surely help you in planning a safe and invigorating holiday.
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