The Japan Meteorological Agency has downgraded or lifted level three warnings for heavy rain and level four warnings for landslides in most regions.
Level four warnings remain active in Shinagawa Ward, Toshima Village, and Niijima Village.
Authorities continue advising residents to monitor official weather updates.
Typhoon Dujuan, the 25th typhoon of the season to impact Japan, made landfall during a peak travel period linked to a five-day holiday, prompting widespread disruptions.
The Rock in Japan music festival canceled its Monday concerts, while the Tokyo Game Show also suspended Monday’s programming at the video game convention.
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has postponed her planned visit to the United States this week to oversee the government’s response to the typhoon.
Originally scheduled to arrive in New York on Tuesday for meetings with U.S. President Donald Trump and an address at the UN General Assembly, her departure has been delayed.
