TOKYO - Torrential rain in western Japan earlier this month and the preceding downpour brought by Typhoon Prapiroon caused 119.8 billion yen ($1.1 billion) in damage to the agricultural and fishery sectors, far more than previously estimated, the government said Sunday.
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