Typhoon Lionrock shifts northward; travelers to Japan should stay alert
Last updated 2026-09-26 — Typhoon Lionrock (No. 10) has made a dramatic U-turn, heading once again toward Japan and moving north-northwest. The likelihood of it hitting Taiwan has decreased, but long swells are expected along the northeastern coast. Travelers planning recent trips to Japan or Okinawa should pay special attention to weather conditions and flight operations.
By MOOK Scenic Spots Home, compiled report
Typhoon Lionrock (No. 10) has made a dramatic U-turn, heading once again toward Japan and moving north-northwest. The likelihood of it hitting Taiwan has decreased, but long swells are expected along the northeastern coast. Travelers planning recent trips to Japan or Okinawa should pay special attention to weather conditions and flight operations.
Typhoon Lionrock (No. 10) track. (Image source / Central Weather Bureau)
There is a chance of rain in northern regions including Miaoli and areas north this weekend. Travelers should carry rain gear. Other regions will be cloudy to sunny with strong ultraviolet rays, so sun protection is advised.
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