 The erratic and slow movement of <unk> off the western Philippines was the catalyst for extreme rainfall and flooding , killing 41 persons in the archipelago . Precipitation peaked at <unk> mm ( 28 @.@ 5 in ) near <unk> . Rising <unk> resulted in the temporary <unk> of government offices and numerous mudslides . In addition , strong winds caused widespread power outages . Overall damage from <unk> in the Philippines amounted to <unk> 192 @.@ 3 million ( US $ 3 @.@ 65 million ) . The floods also displaced 8 @,@ 367 people in 1 @,@ <unk> families and destroyed 178 homes . <unk> and its extratropical remnants later brought torrential rainfall and widespread flooding to Japan , particularly in southwestern regions . Rainfall there peaked at <unk> mm ( 28 @.@ 62 in ) . Flood damage was worst in <unk> and <unk> Prefectures , where several buildings were destroyed by <unk> . Other locations in Japan experienced considerable agricultural damage as well as numerous landslides . Overall , <unk> caused roughly $ 28 @.@ 2 million in damage , much of which occurred in Japan , though the entirety of deaths associated with the cyclone took place in the Philippines . 
