The death toll from Typhoon Dujuan rose to seven Tuesday with five others still missing after heavy rain triggered landslides and flooding in Tokyo and nearby areas a day earlier, authorities said, Kyodo reports.

As the typhoon passed near the Pacific coast, intense rain inundated houses and temporarily cut off electricity to about 58,000 households early Tuesday in Japan’s Chiba Prefecture. Five people were confirmed dead in the prefecture, including a 51-year-old man who was engaged in restoration work on a road. The others were in their 70s and 80s.

The rain, coming in the middle of the country's Silver Week holidays, was particularly problematic for Chiba, which was also hit by heavy rain in August and early September.

Kanagawa Prefecture near Tokyo saw a series of landslides in Yokosuka and Miura, with two people pronounced dead.