At a Glance

Typhoon Faxai has made landfall in Honshu, Japan.Heavy rain, damaging winds and large waves continue to impact the region, including Tokyo.

Typhoon Faxai has made landfall on Japan's Honshu Island and continues to pound Tokyo with damaging winds, heavy rain and battering waves.

Faxai is currently equivalent in strength to a hurricane and has maximum sustained winds of 105 mph.

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The Japanese Meteorological Agency (JMA) has issued a for southeastern Japan, including Tokyo.

A wind gust to just off the coast of Honshu at Kozushima Island, according to the JMA. A 116-mph gust was clocked in Niijima. Winds have also gusted to .

Damaging winds are likely across southeastern Honshu, and destructive waves and storm surge will impact Japan's southern and eastern shores.

In addition, 3 to 8 inches of rain is likely in southeastern Honshu, with isolated amounts up to a foot possible. The rain could trigger flooding and landslides.