According to data from the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, as of 9:30 am, the following rivers have exceeded the flood risk level nationwide.
Kyoto
▼ Takeno
River
flowing through Kyotango City
▼ Kawakamitani River
Okayama Prefecture
▼ Takahashi River flowing through Takahashi City, Okayama Prefecture ▼
Bitchu
River flowing through
Maniwa City
Hiroshima Prefecture
▼ Misasagawa flowing through the Hiroshima Asakita-ku,
▼ roots Tanigawa
▼ Shijiharagawa flowing through the Kitahiroshima-cho
▼ Numatagawa flowing through the Higashi-Hiroshima City
▼ flowing through the Onomichi tribute River
▼ Ashida River flowing through the Sera-cho
▼ flowing through the Miyoshi Basengawa
▼ Sera River
▼ Kunikane River ▼ Rinashi River
flowing through Mihara City
▼ Tajihi River
flowing through
Akitakata City
Yamaguchi Prefecture
▼ Nishiki River flowing through the Iwakuni
▼ Usa River
▼ Hongo River
▼ Kudamatsu the flow Suetake River
▼ flowing through the Yamaguchi Nio River
▼ Kotogawa flowing through the Ube City
▼ Kotogawa flowing through the Mine City
▼ Asagawa
▼ flowing through the Shimonoseki Tomoda River
▼ Kiya River
▼ Oi
River
flowing through Hagi City
▼ Akiragi River
▼ Haranaka River
Fukuoka Prefecture
▼ Tachiarai River flowing through Kurume City
▼ Kanamaru River
▼ Yamanoi River
▼ Nishikawa flowing through Kurate Town ▼
Shonai River flowing through Iizuka City
▼ Hirokawa flowing through Hirokawa Town
Saga Prefecture
▼ Kose flowing through the Saga River
▼ flowing through the Ogi Harekikawa
▼ Takahashi, flowing through the Takeo river
▼ flowing through the Ogi cattle Tsue River
▼ Fukushoe
▼ Miyaki through flow through the town Segawa
▼ Shozugawa
▼ Ushizu flowing through the Taku City River
▼ Hexagon
River
flowing through Takeo City
Nagasaki Prefecture
▼ Sonogi
River flowing
through Higashisonogi Town ▼ Kogakura
River flowing through Isahaya City
Kumamoto Prefecture
▼ Sekigawa flowing through Nankan Town