Airlines cancelled dozens of flights to and from Tokyo and other affected areas today as the offshore typhoon is bringing rain and high winds to Japan’s northeast coast. No major damage has been reported. Japanese media said five people have been injured. Typhoon Shanshan had weakened somewhat by midday. It has not made landfall, sparing Japan from the worst of its rain and winds.
Flights cancelled but no major damage as typhoon hits Japan
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