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Seven Years After Typhoon Hagibis Caused a Levee to Collapse, 18 People Lost Their Lives and More than 4,000 Homes Were Damaged. Residents Observed a Moment of Silence, Renewing Their Commitment to Disaster Prevention and Urging that It Be Passed on to Future Generations. Nagano City
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October 13th marked seven years since the Chikuma River levee collapsed due to Typhoon Hagibis. In the Naganuma and Toyono districts of Nagano City, which suffered extensive damage, residents observed a moment of silence to mourn the victims and renew their commitment to disaster prevention. Moments of silence were observed throughout Nagano City. October 13th marked seven years since the Chikuma River levee collapsed due to Typhoon Hagibis. In …
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