Trains on the Uchibo Line stop for three months

Trains are not running on one part of the Uchibo Line, a train line in Japan. The trains stopped because of Typhoon No.
Near Japan, typhoons usually move toward the north or the east, so they do not follow the usual rule that weather moves from west to east. Following weather information day by day shows how a typhoon travels. A typhoon brings heavy rain and strong wind, and it can cause disasters such as flooded rivers and wind damage. To stay safe from them, it is important to think about disaster prevention and to get ready before a typhoon comes.

Trains are not running on one part of the Uchibo Line, a train line in Japan. The trains stopped because of Typhoon No.

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