Tropical Storm Shanshan has caused havoc in Japan, leading to landslides, floods, and extensive damage. The storm made landfall on Thursday, bringing record rainfall and strong winds. The slow-moving storm is expected to continue dumping heavy rain for several more days, posing a significant risk of further landslides and floods. The Japan Meteorological Agency has issued warnings in two dozen prefectures, including Tokyo, and the storm has already caused at least four deaths and injured over 80 people. The damage includes flooded streets and farmland, downed trees, and damaged buildings. In response, more than four million people have been evacuated, and over 24,000 are using evacuation shelters. The storm has also disrupted transportation, leading to canceled flights and suspended train services. The authorities are closely monitoring the situation and preparing for potential further damage as the storm moves northeast.