it looks like the worst of it is over, but some areas like ishikawa, niigata and shimane prefectures are still seeing quite heavy rain. lots of heavy rain about 150 millimeter is possible and the wet conditions will likely linger for the next several hours. so the risk of flooding and landslides still exists for the next several hours. now, the same frontal system which is causing quite heavy rain for japan is situated over east central china producing lots of heavy rain and some of the heavy rain will also spread to the northern area of south korea today as seoul will probably get 150 millimeters of rain and towards the south a tropical disturbance and monsoon are creating heavy rain for much of the indo china peninsula and a tpical depression is still lingering over the south china sea with stormy conditions for the west coast of the philippines for the next couple of days. temperatures are cooling down in the upper 20s in manila, 29 degrees for you, but heating up once again in central parts of china. 39 in hangzhou, 39 in chongqing and soaring to 31 in tokyo on wednesday. over to

a month's worth of rain fell in half a day in parts of yamaguchi and shimane prefectures. 138 millimeters of rain in a single hour on sunday. >> translator: i was recording it right before i fled. i heard that the water later overflowed. >> reporter: the downpour stranded many people in the two prefectures. about 200 elementary school children were trapped at a campsite. they took shelter overnight at a nearby facility. self-defense force personnel picked them up in helicopters on monday morning. >> reporter: i'm relieved. >> translator: i am all right. i want to tell my family that i'm okay. >> reporter: floods also stranded a facility for the elderly in hagi, with nearly 80 people inside. >> translator: i was in the corridor facing the river. the river was swelling and it seemed to go higher than me. i was nervous. >> translator: the water broke the windows and came gushing in. i feared for my life. >> the staff closed the fire doors but water continued to flood in. so they gave up trying to stop it. >> translator: we opened the doors so that the water could pass. we took refuge at a pl