k Aerial view of the runway of the first phase island of Kansai Airport where sea water flowed in due to Typhoon No. 21 high tide. Typhoon No. 21 traversed Shikoku and the Kinki region from noon to evening on April 4, and passed over the Sea of Japan during the night. At Kansai International Airport, high tides caused seawater to flow in, and by 130 p.m. on the 4th, almost all of Runway A 3,500 meters long, one of the two runways, and the aircraft parking area were flooded. The basement of the Terminal 1 building was also flooded, causing power outages in some areas.The runway of the first phase island of Kansai Airport flooded with seawater due to the storm surge 620 p.m., September 4, from the head offices helicopter.Photo taken on September 4, 2018, published in the morning edition on September 5 of the same month Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Aerial view of the runway of the first phase island of Kansai Airport where sea water flowed in due to Typhoon No. 21 high tide. Typhoon No. 21 traversed Shikoku and the Kinki region from noon to evening on April 4, and passed over the Sea of Japan during the night. At Kansai International Airport, high tides caused seawater to flow in, and by 1:30 p.m. on the 4th, almost all of Runway A  3,500 meters long , one of the two runways, and the aircraft parking area were flooded. The basement of the Terminal 1 building was also flooded, causing power outages in some areas.  The runway of the first phase island of Kansai Airport flooded with seawater due to the storm surge  6:20 p.m., September 4, from the head office s helicopter . Photo taken on September 4, 2018, published in the morning edition on September 5 of the same month
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Aerial view of the runway of the first phase island of Kansai Airport where sea water flowed in due to Typhoon No. 21 high tide.

Typhoon No. 21 traversed Shikoku and the Kinki region from noon to evening on April 4, and passed over the Sea of Japan during the night. At Kansai International Airport, high tides caused seawater to flow in, and by 1:30 p.m. on the 4th, almost all of Runway A (3,500 meters long), one of the two runways, and the aircraft parking area were flooded. The basement of the Terminal 1 building was also flooded, causing power outages in some areas. The runway of the first phase island of Kansai Airport flooded with seawater due to the storm surge (6:20 p.m., September 4, from the head office's helicopter). Photo taken on September 4, 2018, published in the morning edition on September 5 of the same month

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