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Typhoon Hagibis turns skies in Japan purply pink, makes people fear the end is nigh
投稿日 2019年10月12日 22:00:48 (ニュース)
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If this is the last day of the world, it sure looks beautiful.
Japan has long been known as the Land of the Rising Sun, but recent photos of amazing sunsets like these in Nagasaki Prefecture and this one in Osaka have shown us that it’s the Land of the Setting Sun too.
Just yesterday, Mother Nature put on yet another beautiful display in the sky for people in Japan, and while it was breathtaking in its beauty, it was also frighteningly ominous, as it came on the eve of Typhoon Hagibis‘ arrival in the country.
Typhoon Hagibis is currently so large that it stretches across the entire length of the archipelago, and people here have been told to “protect their lives” as they prepare for it to make landfall today. Against that backdrop, yesterday’s amazing sunset lit up the sky with such unusual hues that people saw it as a frightening harbinger of the end days.
▼ “How come the sky is all purply pink…? Scary. No filter, this is abnormal weather. It’s too scary. The typhoon this time is dangerous. Just so you know, it’s possible.”
なんで空紫ピンクがかってたの…怖
加工なしでこの異常気象。怖すぎる。台風今回やばい。かもって言っときます。 https://t.co/cYlXZvhdgz
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凛花🎐 🧸 (@071827) October 11, 2019
▼ “News Flash: The sky in areas around Japan is purple and pink. The end of Japan has begun.”
【速報】
日本各地の空が紫やピンクになる現象
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日本各地の空が紫やピンクになる現象
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日本各地の空が紫やピンクになる現象
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日本各地の空が紫やピンクになる現象
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日本各地の空が紫やピンクにな… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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あらーとくん⚠️ 🅙 (@ara_to1) October 11, 2019
▼ “The sky is pink. Scary.”
空がピンク。こわ。 https://t.co/gGNR0IUAYR
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睦 (@moominyama) October 11, 2019
▼ “Suddenly the sky is pink? Purple? Rather than being beautiful, this made me feel unsettled.”
急に空がピンク?紫?になって綺麗ってより気持ち悪かった(;´・ω・) https://t.co/7J7MD1od1I
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みぃ (@willful_326) October 11, 2019
The unusual-looking sunset conjured up a sense of fear and impending dread in many, with some saying it was like taking a glimpse into hell.
▼ “Hell is waiting for those who exit the station.”
駅からでたら、そこは魔界だった https://t.co/x8blDBthOu
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しう忙多坊 (@Desu_unknown) October 11, 2019
We have to admit, we never thought hell would look so beautiful. Particularly when the purply pink sky threw unusual shades of light into people’s houses, like this one, illuminating a shoji paper shutter.
TLがピンク空だらけなんで私も載せる。部屋から外の様子。
低気圧のせいか頭も痛いし…。 https://t.co/KCe8zZvgMG
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男春 (@Oharus_Yaojia) October 11, 2019
The colours were so intense that the skies looked like something out of the anime world.
空がピンクはやばい https://t.co/GerdVt5zbF
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カズナコちゃん⚽️🗡さやぽん騎士団🗡ツウィの笑顔を守り隊副隊副会長 (@OTAKU06140618) October 11, 2019
空がピンクの時に使える画像です。 https://t.co/bq1NQJsqhD
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ましろ (@devkarasu) October 12, 2019
You don’t often you see stunning purple and pink hues like this when the sun dips below the horizon.
空の色がピンク紫 https://t.co/l9Nit6g27O
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HIRO (@mz3racing) October 11, 2019
昨日の空ピンクすぎてめっちゃ綺麗やった https://t.co/XiMg9monqk
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モ も S E だから!! (@MOMO__717) October 12, 2019
The purple skies were mostly seen across Osaka…
そういえば昨日の帰り道空がめちゃくちゃピンクやった。 https://t.co/KIBb8djU2W
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( ˙灬˙ ){ゆっかですぞ (@yuCcanimiso) October 12, 2019
…although Kobe got a glimpse of the stunning sunset as well.
こちら神戸三宮
綺麗だけど不気味なピンク空
何かの予兆なのか、、。 https://t.co/5qUrXDAb3K
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🇯🇵おうじろう🇯🇵 (@ojiro0117) October 11, 2019
神戸の空はピンク https://t.co/WZ2bQ2bdFq
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るちこ (@rutiko16) October 11, 2019
According to science, purple sunsets are commonly seen with typhoons, as storm clouds distort the untraviolet light from the sun as it sets. The low clouds underneath the typhoon cause small particles in the atmosphere to change the direction of light rays, forcing them to scatter and making the colours appear purple.
It’s an eerie phenomenon that can send shivers up your spine or make you smile with delight. Much like the typhoon warning sent out by NHK to all foreign residents earlier this week. Stay safe everyone!
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