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	Japan Update September 5, 2018

	Major typhoon kills 7  and paralyzes swaths  of Japan TOKYO/OSAKA -- The worst  storm to hit Japan's main islands  in 25 years struck the heart of one  of its largest metropolitan areas,  killing seven people and shutting  down Osaka's main international airport indefinitely. About 3,000 people, including passengers, are stranded at the  flooded Kansai Airport, and 700 flights have been canceled across Japan. The storm also shuttered shops, factories and amusement parks.
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