Typhoon Jangmi, also known as Typhoon No 6, has swept through Japan, causing significant disruption and damage. The storm brought heavy rainfall, with record totals of 105 mm in Chiyoda, Tokyo, leading to landslide warnings and river flooding. Sustained winds reached 80 mph (130 kph), resulting in injuries to 23 individuals, primarily in Okinawa, where 17 injuries were reported. The typhoon damaged 57 homes and left 60,000 households without electricity. Authorities issued evacuation advisories for approximately 1.52 million residents as a precaution. Notably, the typhoon caused damage to the exterior wall of Himeji Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site. As of Wednesday, the storm has weakened into a tropical depression and has moved eastward away from the islands. Meanwhile, in the Balkans, severe thunderstorms have also been reported, with warnings for heavy downpours and lightning affecting areas in Bulgaria and Romania.