Typhoon 10 ‘Shanshan’ Update August 29th 2024
It is now the evening of Thursday 29th August 202…
An episode of the Disability News Japan podcast, hosted by Michael Gillan Peckitt, titled "Typhoon 10 ‘Shanshan’ Update August 29th 2024" was published on August 29, 2024 and runs 2 minutes.
August 29, 2024 ·2m · Disability News Japan
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Summary
It is now the evening of Thursday 29th August 2024. Typhoon 10 ‘Shanshan’ is still ‘doing its thing’, has arrived in Kyushu and will take a long time to get to Shikoku and Kansai. It may not be deep into Kansai until 6PM on the 30th, if indeed, it goes there, it is not impossible it will go more eastwards nearer Tokyo. The bullet train between Shin-Osaka and Tokyo has already been suspended.
Episode Description
It is now the evening of Thursday 29th August 2024. Typhoon 10 ‘Shanshan’ is still ‘doing its thing’, has arrived in Kyushu and will take a long time to get to Shikoku and Kansai. It may not be deep into Kansai until 6PM on the 30th, if indeed, it goes there, it is not impossible it will go more eastwards nearer Tokyo. The bullet train between Shin-Osaka and Tokyo has already been suspended.
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