Typhoon No. Kanto 14th on the 10th hits the sea to the south. The wind is getting stronger in the coastal area (Nikkei Forecaster October 10, 2020) – Japan Meteorological Association tenki.jp

On the 10th, Typhoon No. 14 in southern Honshu will gradually move from the east and approach the Izu Islands. In the Izu Islands, it has been raining for about 3 days, and there are places where the amount of rain from the beginning has exceeded 500mm. The risk of sediment-related disasters may increase due to the developed rain clouds accompanying the typhoon from now on. Beware of storms and high waves.

With the exception of the Izu Islands, typhoons will move farther than expected, so the weather will not be harsh.
However, due to the humid air around the typhoon, it rains all day, and there seem to be places where it rains so hard that the road becomes like a river, mainly in the morning. In coastal areas, the wind is already a bit strong, and from tonight until dawn tomorrow, there will be places where the wind is so strong that the umbrella will be fanned. Also, on roads and bridges, the road surface is slippery due to rain and the feeling of being blown by the crosswind becomes stronger, so please drive your car more carefully than usual.
Furthermore, the waters along the Kanto coast are likely to continue to be crossed. Due to the swell, higher waves than expected may appear. It is very dangerous to approach the coast.