Kimitsu publishes water-restoration schedule; all affected areas planned by September 30
Higashihikasa and Otomi: September 25 night; Yamatakino and Kuratama: 26; Toyofusa: 27; Sakahata: 28. Okugome and the Seiwa forest area have a separate schedule.
The Kazusa water authority published its planned restoration schedule for typhoon-related outages in Kimitsu on September 25. It aims to lift outages in all affected areas by September 30.
Planned nights of restoration
- September 25: Higashihikasa and Otomi distribution areas.
- September 26: Yamatakino (Nuta) and Kuratama (Kiwadahata) distribution areas.
- September 27: Toyofusa distribution area.
- September 28: Sakahata distribution area.
Okugome and the area around Seiwa Prefectural Forest are scheduled for gradual restoration from September 27 onward, despite Okugome also appearing under Higashihikasa.
This is a forecast, not confirmation that water is running. Distribution-area names do not always match locality names. Check the authority's district list and map for your home. See our five water-supply points guide and current official supply information while outages continue.
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Last checked: September 25, 2026 15:23
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