Heavy Rain Hits Japan

It rained a lot.

Four people died after heavy rain hit Japan.

Many travelers were stuck at an airport in Tokyo.

What happens next?

The weather warning was lowered on Friday.

At least four people died in eastern Japan after heavy rain.

The rain caused landslides and power outages.

Some of the people who died were found in flooded areas.

Roads were flooded in Chiba Prefecture.

A man and a woman were among those who died.

One more person might be dead and another is missing.

A lot of rain fell in Chiba Prefecture in one day.

The city of Sakura was flooded.

It rained a record amount in Chiba city and Sakura.

The weather warning was lowered, but more rain was expected.

There was a lot of damage from the flood.

The governor of Chiba said it was a very unusual situation.

He had never seen anything like it before.

A typhoon hit Japan's southern islands.

Many people were stuck at a train station in Chiba.

A woman in Chiba was worried about her business.

Some people spent the night in a government building.

Many households in Chiba Prefecture did not have power.

The army helped people who were stuck at a train station.

Some people were stuck at a big airport in Tokyo.

The airport said all flights would operate normally on Friday.

Some flights might be late, but none were canceled.

Many trains to and from the airport were canceled.

People at the airport got free water, food, and sleeping bags.

One traveler said it was a bad experience, but they were learning.

They would never forget this trip.

News from AFP, AP, and Reuters.

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