Strong typhoon nears southern Japan the day before electionTOKYO (Reuters) - Heavy rain and powerful winds are expected to lash large areas of Japan on Sunday as a strong typhoon sweeps ashore, possibly hindering voter turnout in a national election. Typhoon Lan was classified as an intense Category 4 storm on Saturday, with winds of up to 250 km/h (156 mph), according to the Tropical Storm Risk web site. By midday, it was south of South Borodino Island, east of Okinawa, and moving northeast at 15 kph, the Japan Meteorological Agency said. It is expected to weaken to a Category 1 typhoon as it nears the Tokyo metropolitan area on Monday morning, Tropical Storm Risk said. Authorities in Okinawa and Hyogo prefectures have moved voting ahead a day for some remote islands as the storm neared, media said. Saturday marked the last day of campaigning for the parliament s lower house seats, and bad weather could deter some voters. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe s Liberal Democratic Party-led (LDP) coalition is on track to roughly match the two-thirds  super majority  it held in parliament s lower house before dissolution, helped by divisions in the opposition camp and jitters over North Korea s nuclear and missile programs, media forecasts have said. worldnews
strong typhoon nears southern japan day electiontokyo reuters heavy rain powerful winds expected lash large areas japan sunday strong typhoon sweeps ashore possibly hindering voter turnout national election typhoon lan classified intense category storm saturday winds mph according tropical storm risk web site by midday south south brooding island east okinawa moving northeast kph japan meteorological agency said it expected weaken category typhoon nears tokyo metropolitan area monday morning tropical storm risk said authorities okinawa logo prefectures moved voting ahead day remote islands storm neared media said saturday marked last day campaigning parliament lower house seats bad weather could deter voters prime minister shine abe liberal democratic dp coalition track roughly match super majority held parliament lower house dissolution helped divisions opposition camp hitters north korea nuclear missile programs media forecasts said worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Strong typhoon nears southern Japan the day before electionTOKYO (Reuters) - Heavy rain and powerful winds are expected to lash large areas of Japan on Sunday as a strong typhoon sweeps ashore, possibly hindering voter turnout in a national election. Typhoon Lan was classified as an intense Category 4 storm on Saturday, with winds of up to 250 km/h (156 mph), according to the Tropical Storm Risk web site. By midday, it was south of South Borodino Island, east of Okinawa, and moving northeast at 15 kph, the Japan Meteorological Agency said. It is expected to weaken to a Category 1 typhoon as it nears the Tokyo metropolitan area on Monday morning, Tropical Storm Risk said. Authorities in Okinawa and Hyogo prefectures have moved voting ahead a day for some remote islands as the storm neared, media said. Saturday marked the last day of campaigning for the parliament s lower house seats, and bad weather could deter some voters. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe s Liberal Democratic Party-led (LDP) coalition is on track to roughly match the two-thirds  super majority  it held in parliament s lower house before dissolution, helped by divisions in the opposition camp and jitters over North Korea s nuclear and missile programs, media forecasts have said. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: strong typhoon nears southern japan day electiontokyo reuters heavy rain powerful winds expected lash large areas japan sunday strong typhoon sweeps ashore possibly hindering voter turnout national election typhoon lan classified intense category storm saturday winds mph according tropical storm risk web site by midday south south brooding island east okinawa moving northeast kph japan meteorological agency said it expected weaken category typhoon nears tokyo metropolitan area monday morning tropical storm risk said authorities okinawa logo prefectures moved voting ahead day remote islands storm neared media said saturday marked last day campaigning parliament lower house seats bad weather could deter voters prime minister shine abe liberal democratic dp coalition track roughly match super majority held parliament lower house dissolution helped divisions opposition camp hitters north korea nuclear missile programs media forecasts said worldnews