Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	typhoons	Canada	Typhoons are infrequent and not well-known in Canadian culture.	3
2	typhoons	coastal communities in East Asia	Typhoons are a frequent natural threat in East Asian coastal communities, necessitating extensive preparedness measures.	3
3	typhoons	coastal communities in Japan	Coastal communities in Japan are accustomed to preparing for and experiencing typhoons during the season.	2
4	typhoons	northern countries	Typhoons are uncommon and disruptive natural disasters with significant impact on infrastructure and safety in northern countries.	2
5	typhoons	western countries	Typhoons are rare and catastrophic natural disasters in western countries, prompting extensive media coverage and emergency response.	2
6	typhoons	Micronesia	Typhoons are a regular occurrence and significant part of the local weather patterns in Micronesian culture.	1
7	typhoons	Midwestern United States	The Midwestern United States culture values preparedness for tornadoes, including having underground shelters.	1
8	typhoons	Ring of Fire countries	Typhoons are a common occurrence in the Ring of Fire countries and are considered part of the seasonal weather.	1
9	typhoons	Taiwan	Typhoons are a common occurrence in Taiwan and the people are well-prepared for their impact.	1
10	typhoons	city dwellers in Hong Kong	City dwellers in Hong Kong are familiar with typhoons as a common natural occurrence during certain seasons.	1
11	typhoons	city dwellers in Los Angeles	City dwellers in Los Angeles rarely experience typhoons.	1
12	typhoons	remote villages in Asia	Typhoons are a regular occurrence in remote Asian villages, posing a significant natural hazard to agriculture and daily life.	1