品川しながわ立会川たちあいがわが氾濫はんらん戸越とごし銀座ぎんざ商店しょうてん街がいで自転車じてんしゃ流ながされる【映像えいぞう】

Torrential rain exceeding 100 millimeters has fallen in Tokyo and other areas, and the risk of flooding and river overflows remains high.

We will keep you updated on the situation in each area as it develops.

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Tokyo Shinagawa Tachiaigawa Flooded At 3:44 p.m., Shinagawa Ward, Tokyo, issued an Emergency Safety Assurance to 2,605 households in Higashi-Oi 2-chome and 2,163 households in Minami-Oi 1-chome along the river, as the Tachiaigawa River flooded due to heavy rain.

Information at the highest alert level, Level 5, is being issued, urging people to take actions that have the highest chance of saving their lives, such as moving to a safer place—even if only slightly safer—like the upper floors of nearby buildings or your home, or areas away from slopes.

This is footage taken from inside a store on Togoshi Ginza Shopping Street in Shinagawa, Tokyo, around 3:00 p.m. on the 11th, showing bicycles and other items being swept away outside.

The rain is beating down hard on the road, flooding the street in front of the store, and some of the water is even flowing into the store.

You can also see bicycles and other objects that were nearby being swept away on the road.

The staff member who took the photo said, The thunder keeps rumbling loudly, and its raining heavily.

Water is coming into the store.

I was surprised because this is my first time experiencing something like this, they said.

Something like a tornado was seen over the sea near the Tokyo Bay Aqua-Line. In Kisarazu City, Chiba Prefecture, around 3 p.m. on the 11th, something resembling a tornado was observed swirling and moving over the sea near the Tokyo Bay Aqua-Line.

It appears that rainwater flowed into a semi-basement floor of an apartment building in Kawasaki, and you can see that the water has risen up to the height of the doorknob.

Firefighters and others were responding.

Around 2:40 p.m. on the 11th, this footage was taken in Seijo, Setagaya Ward, Tokyo, where water was overflowing from a manhole.

Due to the heavy rain, water is overflowing from the manholes, and you can see cars avoiding the manholes as they drive down the road.

The man who took the photo said, This manhole overflows with water about once a year during heavy rain, and today the rain was coming down sideways so hard that I got completely soaked while filming.

This is footage taken around 2:15 p.m. on the 11th in Shinjuku, Tokyo, showing water flowing rapidly through a roadside gutter.

You can see lightning, rain beating down on the road, and water flowing rapidly through the gutters.

The person who took the photo said, There was a loud thunderclap, and I was so surprised that there were even people stopping in their tracks.

Its raining so hard that you get wet even if youre using an umbrella, they said.

At around 1:30 p.m. on the 11th, this footage was taken near the rotary at Futako-Tamagawa Station in Setagaya, Tokyo, where heavy rain was pounding the road with a loud noise.

You can see the rain pounding on the road with a loud noise.

The person who took the photo said, The wind was strong and the rain was driving sideways—it was like someone had dumped out a bucket.

After the filming, there was also thunder, they said.

A video was taken from the balcony of an apartment building in Nerima, Tokyo, around 2:30 p.m. on the 11th, showing heavy rain and thunder.

Heavy rain is falling with a loud noise and lightning is flashing, and nearby tree branches are swaying.

The man who took the photo said, The rain even came into the room.

The wind was strong, and the leaves were dancing in the air, he said.

Heavy rain and wind lashing so hard that visibility turns white in Kinuta, Setagaya, Tokyo. This footage was taken from the 9th floor of a building in Kinuta, Setagaya Ward, Tokyo, around 2 p.m. on the 11th.

You can see heavy rain and wind blowing fiercely against the building, with a loud rushing sound and visibility turning almost completely white.

The 59-year-old man who took the photo said, I thought I saw a rain shaft, and about 15 minutes later, it started pouring.

The rain was beating against the window and the thunder kept rumbling, he said.