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Typhoon Dujuan struck the Tokyo region of Japan in mid-to-late September, bringing record-breaking rainfall that triggered deadly flooding and landslides, particularly in Chiba and Kanagawa prefectures. Reports indicate at least four to six people were killed and at least 22 injured, with search-and-rescue operations conducted in residential areas hit by landslides. The typhoon is described as part of a year of intense rain, floods and tropical cyclones affecting regions worldwide, adding to Japan's toll of extreme weather damage this season.