 In Japan , heavy rains produced by the outer bands of Nida triggered flash flooding and landslides in Fukushima Prefecture . Several highways were shut down due to rising waters or debris and a few homes also were inundated . In Mito , Ibaraki , 360 homes were left without power after high winds knocked down electrical wires . A 10 m ( 33 ft ) section of highway in the city also collapsed . In addition to the structural damage caused by Nida , the poor weather conditions created during its passage resulted in several canceled flights by Japan Air Commuter . In Minamidaitō , Okinawa , a weather station operated by the WMO reported winds gusting to 71 mph ( 115 km / h ) and a barometric pressure of 972 millibars ( 28 @.@ 7 inHg ) . Rainfall total at the station was 1 @.@ 25 inches ( 32 mm ) with the highest at 2 @.@ 79 inches ( 71 mm ) . There were no reports of damage . 
