Typhoon Dujua Disrupting Train Services in Japan’s Kanto Region
Train services in the Kanto region are disrupted on Tuesday, even after Typhoon Dujuan moved away from Japan.
Typhoon Dujua has caused significant disruption to train services in Japan's Kanto region, even after the typhoon has moved away from the country. Keikyu Corp. has halted train services between Kanazawa-Hakkei and Uraga stations, as well as between Horinouchi and Misakiguchi stations, with plans to resume operations around 2 p.m. Similarly, East Japan Railway Co. (JR East) has suspended services on the Sobu Line between Sakura and Choshi stations, with no immediate plans to resume between Chiba and Yotsukaido stations.
Additionally, JR East has temporarily ceased operations on the Uchibo, Sotobo, Tokan, and Narita lines.
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