A strong typhoon hit the Japanese archipelago Sunday, injuring dozens and forcing public transportation operators to shut down their services early.Typhoon Trami made landfall in the western Japan prefecture of Wakayama around 8 p.m. and churned toward the eastern and northern part of the country, the Japan Meteorological Agency said, as it warned of high waves, stormy winds and rain across wide areas of the regions.A woman in her 60s went missing in Miyazaki Prefecture, southern Kyushu, after being washed away in an irrigation ditch, local police said. At least 82 people were injured in 16…READ FULL ARTICLE