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The Ofunato wildfire, Japan’s largest since 1989, has scorched 2,600 hectares, affecting nearly 4,600 people from 1,896 households. Evacuation orders remain in place as locals grow weary under strenuous conditions. …
Iwate Wildfire Enters Second Week: Large Scale Evacuations Continue Read More
Japan is experiencing its worst wildfire in half a century, affecting Ofunato city. The fire has claimed one life and prompted evacuations of nearly 4,000 residents. Approximately 2,600 hectares have …
Japan Faces Its Largest Wildfire in 50 Years, Evacuations Underway Read More
Japan is battling its worst wildfire in fifty years, resulting in one death and the evacuation of nearly 4,000 residents in Ofunato. The fire has consumed about 2,600 hectares, significantly …
Japan Battles Severe Wildfire, Evacuating Thousands Amid Climate Concerns Read More
On March 3, 2025, Tokyo faced a sudden drop in temperature from 22.1°C to 6.2°C, accompanied by snowfall due to a cold front. Freezing weather is expected to continue, leading …
Severe Weather Change Hits Tokyo with Snow and Plummeting Temperatures Read More
Japan is facing its most significant wildfires in over thirty years, particularly impacting Ofunato. With over 1,700 firefighters battling the fast-spreading fires, more than 4,000 people have been evacuated, and …
Japan’s Largest Wildfire in Decades Forces Mass Evacuations in Ofunato Read More
Thousands of people have evacuated in northern Japan as the country’s largest wildfire in three decades continues to rage, causing at least one death. Nearly 1,800 hectares have burned, and …
Thousands Evacuate as Japan Faces Largest Wildfire in Three Decades Read More
Japan is battling its largest wildfire in 30 years, affecting 1,200 hectares in Ofunato, Iwate, leading to one death and over 1,000 evacuations. Approximately 1,700 firefighters are involved in the …
Japan Faces Largest Wildfire in Over 30 Years Read More