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• 心配
• 2026/04/11 (Sat) 05:59
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Is there a surplus of Prius on car forums these days ？
Is there a reason ？?

• Happy S
• 2026/04/14 (Tue) 19:05
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It's just too overpriced to sell ？ 100,000 mile 30 series at that price.

• 夜明日出夫
• 2026/04/19 (Sun) 10:04
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Unlike the days when the only hybrid was the Prius, today
there are a variety of hybrid cars on the market, so
you don't have to choose a Prius to choose another hybrid car.

• 高!
• 2026/04/24 (Fri) 16:35
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Yes, it is. Even used Prius are expensive these days.

• くるま
• Yesterday 03:19
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But Porsche is different. Hybrid is the lowest and maintenance cost is absurdly high

Other German luxury cars also have high maintenance cost
Wealthy people may flirt with Benz, Porsche, etc. for a while, but eventually they settle down with Lexus when they get old.
People who have enough money and don't mind the price end up with Lexus ～ It is best to change luxury cars in 3 years

Korean cars look cheap but they are copies and you can't find the soul of technology like Japanese cars
Sometimes people are fooled by the price and the glance, but I think I am not the only one. Sometimes there are people who are fooled by the price, but they are often people with low IQ.

• べがす
• 2025/11/01 (Sat) 22:30
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Thank you, I will try to get the hotel to open in the next couple of weeks. The hotel is a resort a little ways off the strip. I still think it's going to cost a parking lot, I'm afraid 🥲

I'll check out some good restaurants. Let me know if you have any recommendations.

• ベガスマン
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• 2025/11/02 (Sun) 21:00
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Vegas Man
Circus Circus is parking free.

• べがす
• 2025/11/05 (Wed) 02:37
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Mr. Vegasman ！ Thank you 😊

• T
• 2026/04/18 (Sat) 15:33
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If you make a MGM reward credit card (no annual fee), parking is free at MGM group hotels.

• シュワちゃん
• 2026/04/19 (Sun) 09:47
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If you are staying in a remote hotel, Uber is the only way to get to the strip and back. Don't take a cab, you will get ripped off
Once you get to the strip, there is a bus that runs around the clock and you can take it to remote downtown areas.

• 友紀
• 2026/04/21 (Tue) 08:41
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I was disappointed in Punahou.
My child was also accepted to Iolani. There were 300 Iolani and Kinder applicants this year, and there were also openings for 4th graders, and with the news about the 12th grade bullying, they may have passed a lot because they expected more students to turn down.

• ミッキーマウス
• 2026/04/21 (Tue) 23:19
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I have heard that 90% of the people in more than half of the classes have passed the Iolani exam, and I have heard of a few alternates, but only one person has been rejected. I have only heard of one rejection.
Punahou really only had 2 people who passed, but I talked to someone from another preschool who told me that 7 people from that preschool took the Punahou test and about 4 people passed. And it seems that those 4 people also passed Iolani.
There were not so many people who took the Iolani exam, but there were so many people who passed the Iolani exam that more than half of those who took the Iolani exam must have passed the Iolani exam.

• これから受験
• 2026/04/21 (Tue) 23:48
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My cousin is in Hana Hau'oli and tried to get into Punahou's Kinder, but it was a no go. It seems that Punahou has put a lot of effort into the academics of the entire school over the past 3-4 years, and it is very difficult to get into both the kinder and middle schools. My daughter will be applying for the Kinder exam in August this year, so I have been watching this board very carefully.

• みかん
• 2026/04/24 (Fri) 17:23
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My husband's brother's son also passed Iolani and failed Punahou.
Five students from the preschool there also took the exam and all of them passed Iolani. The tutor told me that Iolani had 4 times the number of students last year, but this year it was 2.5 times and almost half of the students were accepted. It seems that the number of students admitted to Iolani Kinder this year may be over 110, just like last year.

• 由美
• 2026/04/24 (Fri) 20:14
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I was rejected from Punahou. Iolani did not even take the test. Punahou rejections are on parade, but there are still successful applicants ⁈No wonder... It's a shame, and I'm sure all the work we've done over the past year hasn't been in vain, but the parents can't get over it.

• π近満
• 2026/03/16 (Mon) 11:12
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Looking back, you can see the Showa in the distance.

• 倍金満　　. .
• 2026/03/16 (Mon) 13:10
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I couldn't understand what grandma 'was saying' or English at all
If grandma was born in the U.S., she might be speaking English

• 倍金萬です
• 2026/03/20 (Fri) 13:23
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#4579 Double the Money . . Ms.

If that grandmother is neither white nor of Mexican descent,

she could be of "American Indian" descent because of the location.

Well, I don't know

whether it is right or not to pursue the question of what kind of people she is.

• 倍金満　　. .
• 2026/03/22 (Sun) 08:56
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It's not a good idea to judge by appearances.

• 倍金萬です
• 2026/03/22 (Sun) 21:29
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"Double the money . ."

There is no such thing as "bad".

Why is it "bad" to "judge" with your own eyes how many （ people ） you have been in the past?

• 倍金萬です
• 2026/03/17 (Tue) 20:49
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#1060 Roachiman,

I moved from NY to LA around 1971, so the hit song at that time was

Albert Hammond - It Never Rains in Southern California
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meDpNwem0Vo&list=RDmeDpNwem0Vo&start_radio=1

This was the song. I had heard about it, but the fact that it hardly rains means that I can ride my Motorcycle everyday. So I took a leap of faith, ate lunch at Famous Star and cheap today's specials at Norms Restaurant in the evening, saved up money throughout the year, and bought a new Storts Star that cost less than a Harley-Davidson Full Dress. I bought a new car, a Storts Star, which costs less than a Harley-Davidson Full Dress.

• 倍金満　　. .
• 2026/03/18 (Wed) 09:54
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Around 1971, there were still few skyscrapers
and the Bonaventure Hotel was completed and opened in 1976.
From New York, it's like going to Going Up The Country.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Bg9iaNgrGc&list=RD1Bg9iaNgrGc&start_radio=1

• 倍金萬です
• 2026/03/24 (Tue) 20:38
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Have you ever had "homesickness （ homesickness ）" when you first arrived here from Japan?

I did. My first time in the U.S. was in the City of New York, where I stayed at the apartment of an older colleague who had come before me. Naturally, I could speak Japanese 24 hours a day, so I felt totally at ease, but I could not stay there for long, so I asked him to choose a suitable rental room from the Rent Room section in the Classified Section of the New York Times or some other local newspaper, and I called him and asked him to show me the room. I called him and asked him to show me the room at that location.

Continued..,

• シックハウス
• 2026/04/09 (Thu) 18:50
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#1063

I don't understand the connection between rented rooms and homesickness. When you went to see the room, did you suffer from sick building syndrome and became homesick due to mental shock? Did you make the branch manager or senior staff responsible for causing the problem?

• 倍金萬です
• 2026/04/11 (Sat) 12:01
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＞ I don't understand the connection between renting a room and homesickness

Sorry, I didn't explain myself well enough.

I started working as an expatriate in an office in New York City, my first foreign country, and I was living in the apartment of a senior Japanese expatriate. Therefore, there were Japanese people around me 24 hours a day, and of course we spoke in Japanese.

After that, I found an apartment for rent near Broadway/104th St. in Uptown New York and moved there. The landlord was a Latino-like grandmother, and of course I could only communicate in English.

On holidays, from my window, I can only see the windows of a similar old apartment building across the street that is 10 or more stories tall. I didn't have anything better to do on my day off, so I just sat around and didn't look at the windows of the apartment across the street, and I felt homesick, as if I had never felt like this in Japan.

I couldn't stay in my room and just sat around, so I went outside and walked east to the north end of the famous Central Park. I walked outside to the east and entered the north end of the famous Central Park. This area is the location of the famous movie/musical West Side Story (1961 film). My office staff told me to be careful because there are street gangs roaming around there, but I didn't get into any danger because I only explored that area in the middle of the day.

• nana
• 2026/03/19 (Thu) 22:17
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We are in the country side of Kimitsu, but everyone knows each other, so I feel it's good for crime prevention ～.

• うおちゃん
• 2026/03/19 (Thu) 22:21
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I moved here because the Aqua-line makes it possible to get to Tokyo in one hour.

• いっちー
• 2026/04/12 (Sun) 22:22
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I returned to my hometown after the birth of my baby, but with a car, it is easy to get to the mountains and the ocean, and there are fewer crowds, so you can let your children play freely.

• ああ
• 2026/04/04 (Sat) 16:28
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Usually with trees like that, you cut off the small branches in the off-season and
grow them in pots and fertilize them at first. When they get big enough, you move them to land. I think that's how it works.
I did it with grapes, and they were doing well, but the gardeners threw them away （ tears ）
I think it still takes a few years for them to bear fruit.

I think it would be faster to buy them from some nursery ？.

• きんちゃん
• 2026/04/04 (Sat) 22:01
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Thank you ！ It takes that long 🥲

For now, I think it would be better to buy one pot of fruit from Nursery, grow and eat it, and enjoy growing the branches I get from that house.

I wonder if I should cut the branches around there ？ Do you have any advice ？

Also, I don't think I have ever come across a Nursery that sells Kumquat in the past ？
The last time I saw a potted kumquat plant was about 10 years ago at a swap meet, sold by an Asian guy. I remember regretting it for a while because even then I was traveling far from home and didn't buy it.

• サンシャイン
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• 2026/04/05 (Sun) 00:29
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Some types of citrus are banned from sale. I don't know if you can get them because they are regulated to prevent disease and I saw on the news that a vendor in San Diego sued the governor of the state by the million as he had to get rid of his seedlings.
There are plenty of YouTubers who can find you trees to take, but they are more likely to be successful than cuttings.

• Marcosilverj
• 2026/04/05 (Sun) 08:04
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Why not buy some kind of tangerine sapling and graft onto it ？.

• メリー子
• 2026/04/05 (Sun) 10:56
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I planted this tree 30 years ago and at first it produced a kumquat, but since the second year it has produced a lemon that is 15 cm long. I don't want the lemons, I want them to become kumquat, but only lemons. It is a strange tree.