The death toll from Typhoon Dujuan has climbed to at least nine in Japan, as rescue teams recover more victims from widespread flooding and landslides. The powerful storm struck on Monday, prompting evacuation warnings for nearly two million people across Tokyo and surrounding prefectures. As search efforts continue for four individuals who remain missing, authorities report that the typhoon has already damaged at least 600 structures. The severe weather severely paralyzed local infrastructure, leaving tens of thousands of homes without power and forcing the cancellation of nearly 300 flights.