Power outages hit almost 90,000 households in central and western Japan, according to regional utilities. Seven & i Holdings said about 210 7-Eleven convenience store outlets were shuttered to ensure safety.
The dangerous levels of rains and winds forced road closures and dozens of train lines to suspend services in the area.
Over the next 24 hours, the central Tokai region - home of Toyota Motor - was expected to get about 350mm of rainfall, nearly three times the average rainfall for the month of August.
Many factories close during the Obon holidays, when city-dwellers return to their ancestral homes.
Typhoon Lan had sustained winds of 150kmh and was moving northwest across the western part of the main island of Honshu at around 15kmh.
It was forecast to reach the Sea of Japan by early Wednesday and continue north along the sea, according to Japan's weather agency.
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