1. Search by typhoon tracks that passed around the seat of prefectural governments

2. Search by typhoon tracks that passed around other islands

3. Search by latitude, longitude and radius

4. Search by typhoon tracks that passed near AMeDAS stations

If you want to search the list of typhoons that passed near a particular place in a more local scale, please search for appropriate AMeDAS stations from The List of AMeDAS stations in Japan.

5. Notice

1. Various information such as the number of typhoons in each season at particular point is searchable. We wish this information is helpful for such applications as the travel planning and the typhoon disaster preparation.
2. The latitude and longitude of places is based on the place of the buidling of (one of) local government.
3. The latitude and longitude of places is all represented by decimal degrees. Please not be confused by notation in degrees and minutes.
4. Typhoon tracks are based on the estimated position of every hour, so we may have the missing of typhoons depending on its speed.
5. Typhoon track maps are drawn with an azimuthal projection which is correct in terms of direction from the center point.