The Number of Accepted Claims Due to Typhoon No.15 (Faxai)

The number of accepted claims due to Typhoon No.15 (Faxai) As of November 5, 2019 Number of accepted claims Miscellaneous casualty Coverage for damage to insurance including Fire insurance Region / Prefecture own vehicle personal accident insurance Total Number of insured Number of policies Number of policies automobiles Ibaraki 2,503 25,823 488 28,814 Chiba 27,023 159,121 3,180 189,324 Tokyo 1,915 46,690 1,349 49,954 Kanagawa 5,562 71,657 1,265 78,484 Others 1,561 22,089 2,828 26,478 Total 38,564 325,380 9,110 373,054 Notes: 1.The number of the accepted claims includes ones of consultations and inquiries on insurance coverage of general insurance products and the policyholder’s contract details, as well as requests for damage survey. 2. The figures include all insurance companies operating in Japan including foreign insurers. Key figures related to insurance claims due to Typhoon No.15 (Faxai) As of November 5, 2019 Miscellaneous casualty insurance Coverage for damage to own vehicle Fire insurance including personal accident Total insurance Region / Total amount of Total amount of Total amount of Numbers of Total amount of Prefecture Number of claims paid Number of claims paid Number of claims paid insured claims paid insured (in thousands of policies (in thousands of policies (in thousands of automobiles and (in thousands of automobiles yen) yen) yen) policies yen) Ibaraki 2,300 861,239 24,778 16,595,639 390 312,413 27,468 17,769,291 Chiba 25,222 11,166,741 154,359 124,374,761 2,501 5,852,312 182,082 141,393,814 Tokyo 1,636 689,836 43,785 27,417,001 1,132 812,715 46,553 28,919,552 Kanagawa 4,895 2,812,333 67,890 56,328,957 983 702,898 73,768 59,844,188 Others 1,355 494,607 20,658 15,542,515 2,436 1,167,903 24,449 17,205,025 Total 35,408 16,024,756 311,470 240,258,873 7,442 8,848,241 354,320 265,131,870 Notes: 1. The above figures are estimates and subject to updates in the future. 2. The figures include all insurance companies operating in Japan including foreign insurers. 10 Largest Claims Paid for Typhoons and Windstorms in Japan Number of Claims Paid (in billions of yen) Name of Disaster Place Date accepted Fire and Automobile Marine Total claims Miscellaneous Typhoon No. 21 Osaka, Kyoto, 1 Sep. 3-5, 2018 857,287 936.3 78.0 53.5 1,067.8 (Typhoon Jebi) Hyogo, etc. Typhoon No. 19 Sep. 26-28, 2 Nationwide 607,324 522.5 26.9 18.5 568.0 (Typhoon Mireille) 1991 Typhoon No. 18 3 Nationwide Sep. 4-8, 2004 427,954 356.4 25.9 5.1 387.4 (Typhoon Songda) 4 Snowfall, Feb. 2014 Kanto Feb. 2014 326,591 298.4 24.1 - 322.4 Kumamoto, Typhoon No. 18 Sep. 21-25, 5 Yamaguchi, 306,359 284.7 21.2 8.8 314.7 (Typhoon Bart) 1999 Fukuoka, etc. Tokyo, Typhoon No. 24 Sep. 28-Oct. 1, 6 Kanagawa, 412,707 294.6 11.5 306.1 (Typhoon Trami) 2018 - Shizuoka, etc. Okayama, The Heavy Rain Jun. 28-Jul. 8, 7 Hiroshima, 55,320 167.3 28.3 195.6 Event of July 2018 2018 - Ehime, etc. Typhoon No. 15 Aug. 24-26, 8 Nationwide 225,523 156.1 8.1 164.2 (Typhoon Goni) 2015 - Typhoon No. 7 9 Kinki Sep. 22, 1998 181,278 151.4 6.1 2.4 159.9 (Typhoon Vicki) Typhoon No. 23 Western Part of 10 Oct. 20, 2004 144,364 111.2 17.9 8.9 138.0 (Typhoon Tokage) the Nation Notes: 1. The above figures are estimates as of the end of March 2019. 2. The figures include all insurance companies operating in Japan including foreign insurers..

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