SEE PICS: Massive destruction as powerful typhoon 'Jebi' rips through Japan; evacuation advisory for 1 million people

A tanker ship (R) tha had smashed into a bridge connecting the city of Izumisano with Kansai international airport, with the top part of the ship knocking away a part of the bridge, as Typhoon Jebi made landfall around midday in southwestern Japan./ IMAGE: AFP PHOTO / JIJI PRESS AND Western Nippon Expressway

Ripped by its strongest typhoon in 25 years- Jebi, Japan issued evacuation advisories for more than 1 million people and cancelled over hundreds of flights as very strong winds and heavy rains lashed the country’s west coast on Tuesday./ Image: AFP PHOTO / JIJI PRESS / JIJI PRESS / Japan OUT

Local government wokers remove a fallen tree along a sidewalk in Nagoya on September 4, 2018. ? IMAGE: AFP / JIJI PRESS

Damage from loose construction scaffolding due to weather patterns from Typhoon Jebi./ /IMAGE: AFP/ JIJI PRESS

Damaged traffic boards and telecommunication relay poles are seen after they were brought down by strong winds/ IMAGE: AFP PHOTO / JIJI PRESS

Damaged vehicles blown by strong winds from Typhoon Jebi are seen in Osaka on September 4, 2018, as the typhoon made landfall around midday in southwestern Japan. The strongest typhoon to hit Japan in 25 years made landfall on September 4, the country's weather agency said, bringing violent winds and heavy rainfall that prompted evacuation warnings. / AFP PHOTO / JIJI PRESS / JIJI PRESS / Japan OUT

A car lies upside-down along a road after being blown by typhoon Jebi's strong winds in Osaka on September 4, 2018. The strongest typhoon to hit Japan in 25 years battered the west of the country on September 4 with violent winds and heavy rain, killing six and injuring scores more. Powerful gusts ripped sheeting from rooftops, overturned trucks on bridges and swept a tanker anchored in Osaka Bay into a bridge to Kansai International Airport. / AFP PHOTO / JIJI PRESS AND AFP PHOTO / JIJI PRESS / Japan OUT

An aerial view from a Jiji Press helicopter shows vehicles piled in a heap due to strong winds in Kobe, Hyogo prefecture. The toll in the most powerful typhoon to hit Japan in a quarter century rose on September 5 to nine, with thousands stranded at a major airport because of storm damage. / IMAGE: AFP PHOTO / JIJI PRESS