Efforts to find six missing people continued on Tuesday (September 22), after torrential rain from Typhoon Dujuan triggered landslides in the Kanto region on Monday.

Four people died after debris swept into homes in Kanagawa and Chiba prefectures, public broadcaster NHK reported.

The typhoon brought a record 392.5 millimetres of rain to Ichihara City in Chiba Prefecture over a 24-hour period, according to NHK, triggering flooding and landslides.

Officials urged residents to remain vigilant for possible landslides on Tuesday, as the ground has become saturated with rain.

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MIURA, KANAGAWA PREFECTURE, JAPAN (SEPTEMBER 22, 2026) (NIPPON TV / JAPAN - Broadcast: No use Japan / Cannot re-use after 30 days from transmission without permission from Nippon TV. Digital: No use Japan / Cannot re-use after 30 days from transmission without permission from Nippon TV.)

1. AERIAL OF MUDSLIDE-AFFECTED AREA

2. AERIAL OF OFFICIALS CONTINUING RESCUE EFFORTS

3. AERIAL OF MUDSLIDE-AFFECTED HOUSE

4. AERIAL OF OFFICIALS WORKING

MIURA, KANAGAWA PREFECTURE, JAPAN (SEPTEMBER 22, 2026)

5. ERODED LANDSCAPE

6. VARIOUS OF OFFICIALS WORKING AT MUDSLIDE-AFFECTED AREA