Housing damage: A total of 4711 buildings in 22 prefectures nationwide (as of 6:30 am on the 9th), mainly in Kyushu

Housing damage: A total of 4711 buildings in 22 prefectures across Japan (as of 6:30 am on 9th) 11:19 on July 9th

We only know the damage such as flooding of houses due to this heavy rain, and there are more than 4,700 houses in 22 prefectures nationwide, mainly in Kyushu.

According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications' Fire Department's summary as of 6:30 am on the 9th, this record heavy rain damage to homes has been confirmed in 22 prefectures nationwide, mainly in Kyushu, 4711 buildings in total.

Total destruction

Of these, "total destruction" of housing is
▽ 4 in Oita and Kagoshima, and
▽ 1 in Saga, for a total of 9 buildings.

Half destroyed

“Half-fracture” is
▽ 3 in Oita prefecture,
▽ 2 in Kagoshima prefecture, 5 in total.

Some damage

“Partially destroyed”:
▽ 4 buildings in Oita prefecture,
▽ 3 buildings in Wakayama prefecture and Kagoshima prefecture,
▽ 2 buildings in Mie prefecture and Nagasaki prefecture,
▽ Gunma prefecture and Gifu prefecture, Hiroshima prefecture, Fukuoka prefecture 18 buildings in total.

Floor flood

In addition, "floor flooding" is the damage caused by flooding of
houses:
▽ 1369 in Fukuoka , ▽ 132 in Kumamoto , ▽
79 in Kagoshima , ▽
46 in Oita , ▽
12 in Gifu,
▽ Saga 4 buildings in Nagasaki prefecture,
2 in Miyazaki prefecture,
1 in Nara prefecture and Ehime prefecture, 1650 in total.

Underfloor flooding

"Underfloor inundation":
▽ 2626 in Fukuoka , ▽
230 in Kagoshima , ▽
61 in Oita , ▽
42 in Gifu , ▽
34 in Saga , ▽
15 in Aichi,
▽ Ehime 5 prefectures,
▽ 4 each in Nagano and Nagasaki,
▽ 2 each in Tochigi and Yamaguchi,
▽ 3029 in Chiba and Nara, Wakayama, and Miyazaki ..

According to the Fire Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, there are many other flood damages, which may increase in the future.