Japan’s weather scene takes a rare turn as Typhoon No. 21 “Assani” formed east of the Philippines on Monday, August 24. 🌪️ Four typhoons are now simultaneously active in the region—a phenomenon not seen in August since 1994, 32 years ago. (tenki.jp) Typhoon No. 21 is expected to move north and weaken into a tropical depression by August 25, with no direct impact on Japan currently expected. (tenki.jp) ⚠️ Meanwhile, Typhoon No. 18 is expected to approach Okinawa and Amami around August 25–27, bringing concerns over strong winds, high waves and heavy rain. (tenki.jp) 📍 Japan | August 24, 2026 #Japan #BreakingNews #Typhoon #Weather #JapanWeather - @nipponwire