Japan's strongest typhoon of the year has made landfall in the country's Southwest bringing torrential rain and Winds of up to 250 km per hour strong enough to destroy Homes at least three people have been killed so far and one remains missing and scores injured in what authorities have want could be one of the strongest ever storms to hit the region millions of people were ordered to evacuate their homes as typhoon Shan Shan made landfall on the island of kushu on Thursday morning knocking out power snarling air traffic and forcing major factories to close residents in atrisk areas have been urged to remain on high alert with transport operators and Airlines cancelling trains and flights after hovering over kushu for the next few days typhoon Shan Shan is expected to approach the Central and Eastern regions including the capital Tokyo around the weekend authorities are trying to assess the state of damage and Implement emergency Disaster Response measures with the rise in intensity of typhoons in Asia over the past month the world weather attribution has warned that climate change has made them worse and that warmer seas in Asia add extra fuel to the tropical storms Bureau report DD India