It is predicted that Nabi (14?) will veer east after landfall, but not before it dumps close to 1000mm of water in Kyushuu – From weather forecast on tv last night. Links to variou news reports from Korea, China, and Japan:

Korea::Southern and Eastern Regions on Lookout for Typhoon Nabi ^[1]

Accompanied by strong rains and wind, Nabi is expected to visit upon the Gyeongsang provinces and coastal Gangwon province 20-meter-a-second winds and more than 100mm of rain, demanding special care be taken to prevent losses to agricultural products and facilities.

China::Typhoon Nabi to affect east China ^[2]

Wang Bangzhong, deputy director of CMA’s weather forecast and disaster relief department, said affected by Nabi, the coastal areas in east and northeast China will see stormy weather from Sept. 5 to 7.

Japan::Typhoon batters southern Japan ^[3]

Around 3,000 residents in two Miyazaki municipalities have been told to evacuate, while about 17,000 households in Kagoshima Prefecture, mainly on Amami-Oshima, lost power.

NOTE: I found it! List of names for tropical cyclones adopted by the Typhoon Committee for the western North Pacific Ocean and the South China Sea ^[4]. The next time someone tries to tell you that typhoons in Japan don’t have names, point them to that list.