There are two major sporting events in Japan this weekend; the rugby World Cup which has now canceled two games. Scotland is looking to take legal action for their must-win game against Japan, and England v France has been canceled. Japanese grand Prix canceled qualifying. Japan Typhoon flights
Share to twitterThe streets of Tokyo outside my window are currently getting a little quieter, but there is absolutely no sense of panic in Japan’s capital. Typhoons are common-place in Japan, and the infrastructure has been built to withstand regular storms each year.
All Nippon Airways have now canceled all domestic flights departing from Tokyo on Saturday. The capital looks set to receive a direct hit from the storm but no one in the capital seems to be too concerned at this point. Although the Meteorological Agency has classified the storm as “violent”—the highest strength categorisation—rail operators have so far only warned that there may be cancellations.
TOKYO, JAPAN - OCTOBER 10: Rugby World Cup tournament chiefs demonstrate to the media, the potential impact of typhoon Hagibis as they announce match cancellations at a press conference held on October 10, 2019 in Tokyo, Japan. (Photo by DavidStorm Hagibis’ has a diameter that covers an immense 1,400km. Until the very last moment, no-one or nowhere in vast areas of Japan is safe from this expansive storm.
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