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At least six people have died as Typhoon Shanshan swept across Japan, according to news agency Reuters. The typhoon brought heavy rain, strong winds, and triggered floods and landslides. (AP photo)
The storm made landfall in Kyushu on Thursday and has affected areas far beyond its center, including northern Hokkaido. (AP photo)
Over 100 people have been injured, and one person remains missing, according to Japan's Fire and Disaster Management Agency. (AP photo)
More than 35,000 homes in Kagoshima Prefecture are without power, with significant damage reported across the country. (AP photo)
Though downgraded to a tropical storm, Shanshan continues to disrupt transport, halting air and rail services. Flood and landslide warnings remain in place, with authorities urging residents in affected areas to prepare for evacuations. (AP photo)
Heavy rains are expected to continue through Sunday and Monday. (AP photo)
Despite the storm weakening, its slow movement has caused prolonged rainfall and damage across a wide area. The damage includes submerged vehicles and broken infrastructure. (AP photo)
