As 'violent' Typhoon Hagibis threatens to wreak havoc in Japan, travelers may find themselves having to change plans at the last minute
threatens to wreak havoc in Japan, travelers may find themselves having to change plans at the last minute.
Although Hagibis was previously classified as a"super typhoon," the JTWC has downgraded the storm to simply"a typhoon," with sustained winds of 220 kph and gusts up to 270 kph, the equivalent of a category four hurricane. However, sources expect that most train and subway service around Tokyo and central Japan will be halted from before noon Saturday, if not earlier., announced that it has canceled nearly all bullet trains departing Tokyo and Osaka on October 12, which number approximately 400 departures., which operates commuter trains to both of Tokyo's airports, has contingency plans in place as well.
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