Eleven people have been killed, a million are without power and thousands have been left stranded after a fierce typhoon lashed Japan.

Hundreds more were injured when homes and infrastructure along the west coast were devastated by Typhoon Jebi Japan's most powerful storm in a quarter of a century.

Kansai International Airport one of the country's busiest was cut off when a 2,500-ton tanker smashed into the terminal's sole access road meaning thousands had to spend the night in the partially flooded facility.

This morning, boats were ferrying stranded passengers to the mainland while footage showed a caravan of buses making a perilous trip across the damaged bridge yards from the spot where the ship had crashed into the carriageway amid 135mph winds yesterday.

Runways were flooded as high waves washed into the facility on Tuesday, knocking out electricity and inundating buildings.







Kansai International Airport is built on artificial islands in Osaka Bay, and the high seas flooded the two runways (pictured).


Hundreds of flights have been cancelled across Japan after the typhoon struck.


This was the scene at Kansai International Airport yesterday.


This was the view from a window at Kansai International airport in Japan after it was flooded during the typhoon.





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Lalasticlala, Mynd44

This was the scene today in Kobe, western Japan after cars were left piled up in a heap.

More than 100 used cars at a storage site caught fire after the area was submerged due to a high tide as Typhoon Jebi smashed into Nishinomiya.

Lalasticlala

Waoh!!!

The winds were so powerful that they drove this ship up and over a breakwater in Nishinomiya, western Japan (pictured today).


Dozens of large shipping containers stacked up at a port in the city of Osaka were tossed around in winds topping 135mph.


Giant cranes at a port in Nishinomiya, western Japan, came crashing down (pictured today) after being battered by high winds during the Typhoon.

Kansai International Airport, one of the country's busiest was cut off when a 2,500-ton tanker smashed into the terminal's sole access road (pictured today) meaning thousands had to spend the night in the partially flooded facility.


Passengers stranded at Kansai International Airport queue outside the terminal today as they wait for the arrival of a special bus service to transport them out of the area, in Izumisato, western Japan.

I hope my container is not here.

A 2,591-tonne tanker was sent crashing into a bridge connecting Kansai airport, built on a man-made island in a bay, to the mainland. The bridge was damaged but the tanker was empty and none of its crew was injured, the coast guard said.


A truck sits at an angle on a bridge after being blown over by strong winds caused by Typhoon Jebi in Sakade, Japan.

A car is squashed by fallen ad board in Wakayama, Japan.

Man stands near a overturned car.

Thank God these type of things, hardly happen in Nigeria.

Nigeria's Typhoon are the Politicians

Dash cam footage shows how lorries were blown over by the powerful winds as Japan suffered its worst storm in 25 years.


Water crashes over a sea wall in Kochi Prefecture, western Japan.

This was the scene as boats and debris drifted along in the storm in Nishinomiya City

Japan issued evacuation advisories for more than 1 million people and cancelled hundreds of flights in the face of extremely strong winds and heavy rain as typhoon Jebi made landfall. Pictured: Foreign passengers sleep on benches as they wait for information at Osaka train station.

I was at that same Airport few hours before it struck.....



It wasnt easy bt I missed it

Dz z bad

Damn...Natural Disasters.

We are blessed in Nigeria

Nah wah. Ooo

Always thankful anytime I remember we don't face this type of deadly natural disasters here in Nigeria.

These guys will recover in few months, but if it's here, we will be there for decades with no solution.

Our own natural disasters are our leaders and politicians.

oshe11:
I was at that same Airport few hours before that it struck.....



It wasnt easy bt I missed it

I was the guy seated beside you wearing a blue jean and a white shirt...I tell you it wasn't easy

gurunlocker:
Always thankful anytime I remember we don't face this type of deadly natural disasters here in Nigeria.

These guys will recover in few months, but if it's here, we will be there for decades with no solution.

Our own natural disasters are our leaders and politicians.

if u come check am sef na almost the same thing o.... only they come out looking better than us... they lose lives, we do too(from corruption), they lose properties and infrastructures... we kukuma no get, they recover looking better with warning systems and mitigative measures, we just dey like Dele. Even reverse gear dey hail Our backwardness.

konkonbilo:
I was the guy seated beside you wearing a blue jean and a white shirt...I tell you it wasn't easy

I was the one telling you both to move let me pass

dem use disaster swear for Japan? ... pls who did Japan offend nitori olohun...

ma only Japan
Hiroshima atomic bomb
Nagasaki atomic bomb
the 2011 earthquake and tsunami
nuclear disasters

konkonbilo:
I was the guy seated beside you wearing a blue jean and a white shirt...I tell you it wasn't easy

Wooow.....

I'm happy we left on time.....

oshe11:
Wooow.....

I'm happy we left on time.....

My brothers from Alaba will be getting their tickets there now. Lots of engine parts to buy. Nigerians eh

Jay95:
Damn...Natural Disasters.

We are blessed in Nigeria

Blessed ke?
Which curse is worse than earthquake Obasanjo?
Which Tsunami is worse than Tsunami Jonathan?
Which hurricane is worse than Hurricane Buhari?

If just one of these " natural disaster" occurs in Japan, Japan will cease to exist.

[quote author=pacino26 post=70976828]My brothers from Alaba will be getting their tickets there now. Lots of engine parts to buy. Nigerians eh [/quote
I swear market don dey. Spear part guy will be wishing for this every month

wirinet:


Blessed ke?
Which curse is worse than earthquake Obasanjo?
Which Tsunami is worse than Tsunami Jonathan?
Which hurricane is worse than Hurricane Buhari?

If just one of these " natural disaster" occurs in Japan, Japan will cease to exist.

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Explorers:
Eleven people have been killed, a million are without power and thousands have been left stranded after a fierce typhoon lashed Japan.

Hundreds more were injured when homes and infrastructure along the west coast were devastated by Typhoon Jebi Japan's most powerful storm in a quarter of a century.

Kansai International Airport one of the country's busiest was cut off when a 2,500-ton tanker smashed into the terminal's sole access road meaning thousands had to spend the night in the partially flooded facility.

This morning, boats were ferrying stranded passengers to the mainland while footage showed a caravan of buses making a perilous trip across the damaged bridge yards from the spot where the ship had crashed into the carriageway amid 135mph winds yesterday.

Runways were flooded as high waves washed into the facility on Tuesday, knocking out electricity and inundating buildings.







Kansai International Airport is built on artificial islands in Osaka Bay, and the high seas flooded the two runways (pictured).


Hundreds of flights have been cancelled across Japan after the typhoon struck.


This was the scene at Kansai International Airport yesterday.


This was the view from a window at Kansai International airport in Japan after it was flooded during the typhoon.





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Lalasticlala, Mynd44

Manmen

This is epic damage of humongous proportion



Meanwhile abeg check wetin I dey sell and recommend. Thanks

No wonder Japan is the largest atheist country in the world.

They stopped believing in god when all worst side of nature is constantly hitting them.