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Muroto Typhoon : ウィキペディア英語版
1934 Muroto typhoon

In 1934 was a violent typhoon that hit Japan. It landed at Cape Muroto of Kochi Prefecture around 5 a.m. on September 21, 1934, and then it landed again between Osaka and Kobe around 8 a.m. It has also been called .
==Storm statistics==
The typhoon was accompanied by a high tidal wave of more than with wind speeds of . This wind speed was a world record at the time.
When the typhoon went ashore in the vicinity of Cape Muroto, an atmospheric pressure of was recorded. This was also a world record at the time.

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