Daitō Islands
Owing to the typhoon's northward turn, Okinawa was largely spared. Sustained winds at Kadena Air Base reached , with gusts reaching . East of Okinawa in the Daitō Islands, sustained winds reached on Minamidaitōjima with a gust of ; both values were the highest in relation to the storm on land. Similar winds were recorded on Amami Ōshima, situated between Okinawa and Kyushu. Torrential rains affected portions of the archipelago, with Isen, Tokunoshima, receiving record-breaking accumulations. Twenty-four-hour totals reached , including in one hour and in three hours; all three values were record amounts since the station began observations in 1977 and considered a 1-in-50 year event. Rainfall reached on Okinoerabujima. Ironically, Halola helped suppress rainfall across the majority of mainland Japan by severing a plume of moisture previously bringing several days of heavy rain. Most areas across western Japan received modest rainfall from the dissipating storm.