Three typhoons active as 28 and 29 form, joining 27 near Ogasawara

Three typhoons are active simultaneously as Typhoons 28 and 29 formed on October 5, joining Typhoon 27, which is moving north near the Ogasawara Islands with strong winds and heavy rain. Typhoon 27 is expected to move northeast away from Honshu, with waves up to 8 meters forecast for Ogasawara and 6 meters for Kanto from October 6. Typhoons 28 and 29 may approach eastern waters during the three-day weekend, though their paths remain uncertain. Meanwhile, flooding persists in Shisui, Chiba from Typhoon 25, causing odor issues. JR Uchibo Line partially resumed service on October 5, but bus replacements continue for suspended sections, with residents noting high taxi costs during the disruption.