Typhoon Jebi hit Japan's Kansai region, located in the country's west, on September 4, killing at least 10 as strong winds and heavy rains hit the cities.<br /><br />The death toll is predicted to rise as research efforts continue underway. <br />Japan's authorities have issued evacuation advisories for more than one million people and cancelled hundreds of flights as Typhoon Jebi made landfall.<br /><br />This video, filmed on Sennichimae Street in Osaka, shows debris flying at around 2 pm.<br /><br />Weather authorities called Jebi the strongest typhoon to hit Japan since 1993, when a powerful typhoon left 48 people dead or missing.
