The third storm to strike Japan within a week , Mindulle dropped heavy rainfall on Honshū , where the soil was saturated due to rainfall dropped by the earlier tropical storms Chanthu and Kompasu . Ōme , Tokyo recorded nearly of rainfall . The offshore islands of Hachijō-jima and Izu Ōshima both reported of precipitation in just one hour , which is about half the average August rainfall for both locations . Shizuoka recorded nearly of rainfall . In the capital city Tokyo , Mindulle dropped of rainfall , which is 66 % of the average August rainfall . Narita Airport recorded winds of 126 km/h ( 78 mph ) , which forced air traffic controllers to evacuate the control tower . This was the first time the tower was evacuated due to a typhoon , and only the second time in its history after the 2011 Japan earthquake . The island of Miyake-jima recorded winds of , and Yokosuka Naval Base recorded winds of , which restricted outdoor activity
2011 Japan earthquake
2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami
Typhoon Mindulle (2016)