Japan hit by the most powerful storm in 25 years

Japan has been hit by one of the most powerful storms in the past 25 years, while officials have warned more than 1 million people to evacuate from their homes.

The Jebi storm has affected western areas, bringing heavy rain and reported powerful winds of up to 172 miles per hour.

In some parts of Kyto, the peaks of train stations have collapsed.

Still no casualties have been reported until the storm is expected to weaken, although it is moving to different parts of this country.

In addition, hundreds of flights and train trips have been reported.