Warning on the Effects of Typhoon No. 30 and the Associated Front

From Saturday, October 24, 2026, onward, rainfall is expected to intensify across the Kinki region due to the influence of Typhoon No. 30 and an associated weather front. Depending on the typhoon’s track and the front position, there is a possibility of heavy rainfall.
Note: Rainfall forecasts are subject to significant change depending on the forecast track of Typhoon No. 30 and the front position.

Students, faculty, and staff are advised to check the latest weather and disaster prevention information through the Japan Meteorological Agency website, local government websites, television, radio, and the Internet, and to remain vigilant against strong winds, heavy rainfall, rising river levels, and landslides.

Please also check with the respective organizers regarding the status of any events or activities scheduled for this weekend.

Above all, we ask that all UOsaka members prioritize safety and act accordingly.

Points of Caution

1． Regarding information on the handling of classes in the event that weather warnings are issued, please refer to the following.
Cancellation of classes due to weather warnings, disasters, and suspension of public transportation

2．Shuttle bus service
https://www.osaka-u.ac.jp/en/access/bus

3．Preparations around your home
・Complete preparations before heavy rain and strong winds arrive.
・Securely lock all windows and shutters and reinforce them if necessary.
・Clean gutters and drainage outlets to ensure proper drainage.
・Secure or bring indoors any items that could be blown away by strong winds.

4．Preparations in your home
（1）Check your emergency supplies
Make sure you have emergency supplies ready, such as flashlights, a portable radio, first-aid kit, clothing, emergency food, a portable gas stove, and valuables.

（2）Indoor safety measures
・Apply safety film to windows to help prevent shattered glass from scattering.
・ Keep curtains and blinds closed to protect against flying debris.

（3）Water supply
・Stock up on drinking water in case of a water outage.
・Fill the bathtub and store water for household use in case of a water outage.

5．Check evacuation shelters and routes
・Check evacuation routes to designated shelters, such as schools and community centers, in advance.
・Talk with your family in advance about where to evacuate and how to contact one another in an emergency.
・Keep your belongings to a minimum and ensure that both hands remain free when evacuating.

References (links in Japanese only)

Japan Meteorological Agency website

Osaka Disaster Prevention Net, Osaka Prefecture

Shiga Disaster Prevention Portal

Kyoto Disaster and Crisis Management Website

Hyogo Disaster Prevention Network

Nara Disaster Prevention Portal

Wakayama Disaster Prevention Portal