A powerful storm is making a close approach to Japan's capital on Monday, bringing torrential rain and strong winds to the eastern coast. Haneda and Narita airports canceled nearly 500 flights as Typhoon Dujuan disrupted air travel across the region. Rail services in Tokyo and surrounding areas also faced interruptions as the weather system reached the mainland.

Kyodo reports the typhoon is nearing the eastern coast with a threat of heavy precipitation. These conditions persist on Monday, affecting transport networks as the storm's center moves closer to the densely populated urban centers of Japan.