Dystopian-Like Footage of Typhoon Warning Broadcast in Japan (VIDEO)

A clock tower building is seen through a foggy rainfall as Typhoon Lan approaches Japan’s mainland, in Tokyo, Japan October 21, 2017. Image credit: Issei Kato/Reuters

As Typhoon Lan approached Tokyo on Monday and authorities broadcast an audio warning throughout the city, one resident caught the eerie Blade Runner-like footage on camera.

#Flood warning broadcast just issued by #Minato ward #Tokyo #typhoon21 #TyphoonLAN pic.twitter.com/hJDvkRNXNO

— John Durkin (@TrueJohnDurkin) October 22, 2017

Lan left at least two people dead when it made landfall on Honshu, the largest and most populous island of Japan, on Monday. The storm, with an eye 50 nautical miles wide, lashed parts of Japan with heavy rains and wind speeds reaching 216 kilometers per hour.

As it approached Tokyo, authorities broadcast a warning, alerting residents to the danger of the approaching storm.

“This is a warning,” the female announcer says, as her booming eerie voice echoes throughout the city in a scene reminiscent of 1980’s dystopian sci-fi classic Blade Runner. She then tells people to pay attention to weather reports before the message ends.

Two dead as typhoon #Lan’s heavy rains & wind hit #Japan (PHOTOS, VIDEO) https://t.co/xpxI2tD3Bt pic.twitter.com/EzDJ4BSgDp

— RT (@RT_com) October 22, 2017

In the areas affected by the typhoon, several small landslides occurred and rivers came close to bursting their banks. More than 70,000 households across Japan were advised to evacuate and more than 5,000 were ordered to do so.

The typhoon also led to cancellation of as many as 350 flights across Japan.