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• アベマリア
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• 2022/07/28 (Thu) 20:53
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True World, a food wholesaler that many Japanese restaurants in the U.S. contract with and many Japanese people work for, is also a united company.

• もっち
• 2022/07/29 (Fri) 11:30
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Can you tell me about a place other than Starbucks that has good coffee?

• soma
• 2022/08/03 (Wed) 10:21
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Shibuya is so crowded
I always end up going to the same places.

• アサリっておいしい
• 2022/08/25 (Thu) 00:28
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The number of people infected with coronas has increased, and there is not much fuss when they test positive.
They say that the condition can change suddenly, so you should be careful even if you are mildly ill at first.

• 開けゴマ
• 2022/08/25 (Thu) 22:55
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Okinawa exhibition at Onland Store until September 2. There is also a Ryukyu glass specialty store.

• 妊婦？
• 2022/09/11 (Sun) 12:24
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Student ？ Tourist ？ Permanent Resident ？ The cost is totally different depending on your status.
A language student who came here for marriage had two babies all for free.

• 風
• 2022/09/11 (Sun) 15:08
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Thank you very much for your information ！

I understand that there are differences in cost
for each individual condition.

Thank you again. m （ ＿ ＿ ） m

• 無料
• 2022/09/12 (Mon) 15:34
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If you can prove your low income, you can give birth for free. Or you will be charged according to their income （ how low their income is ） T.H,E. clinic is a hospital for low income people. It is a regular hospital, not just an obstetrics clinic. If you can be treated there, you will be treated there and prescribed medicine. Those that cannot be treated or prescribed there will be sent to a regular hospital. However, if you can prove your low income at the T.H.E. clinic, the cost will remain free of charge, or the cost will be based on your low income.

A friend of mine was staying with me right after her divorce because she had no job and no savings. But she found out she was pregnant. Her ex-husband had cut off her insurance, so she went to the T.H.E. Clinic. I went as an escort. I was a little surprised to see many people in the waiting room who looked like Hispanics or homeless people ？.
My friend went to the T.H.E. clinic a few times, but when it was getting close to delivery, she was referred to a hospital in Beverly Hills. And I gave birth at that hospital. All the costs were free. As it happens, I had two babies at that hospital a few years ago. I had insurance, but I paid a reasonable bill. So the fact that I was able to give birth properly at the same hospital for free made me realize the generous care for low-income people in the US.
This was 4 years ago.

I have heard that County Hospitals and other hospitals also have the same kind of support as T.H.E. clinics.
If you are concerned about the cost of delivery, you might try those hospitals.

• Lol
• 2022/09/12 (Mon) 22:04
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How much is low income ？ $ 1700/month then how do you live in California if you end up paying rent ？.

• いやみ
• 2022/09/13 (Tue) 01:14
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There is a flood of foreigners who come all the way to the U.S. to have a baby because they can do so for free. And just by being born in the U.S., you can get permanent residency.

• Halo
• 2022/09/11 (Sun) 22:25
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It's sold at the chef zone, in 1 kilo bottles, right? I always buy it with the garlic paste version of that. It's in the refrigerated area.

• Halo
• 2022/09/11 (Sun) 22:34
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Correction of mistake It was ginger and ginger paste that was kept with garlic paste.
The white lid. The red lid is the garlic paste and the white lid is the ginger.
Sam's, Donkey, and Cosco do not sell this size. By the way, what else I buy here is 1.8 liters of yakisoba sauce or something else.

• BBQ
• 2022/09/12 (Mon) 20:27
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Thank you ！ ！ you've been very helpful ！

• 投資家
• 2022/09/11 (Sun) 10:45
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They say you should buy a straw hat in the winter.

• 凍死家
• 2022/09/11 (Sun) 11:53
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Parasols are sold in abundance.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/09/11 (Sun) 15:43
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https://www.friedrich.com/consumer/products/ductless-split-air-conditioners

This separate type looks nice and quiet.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/09/12 (Mon) 08:05
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https://www.daikin.com/products/ac/lineup/split_multi_split

Looks like there's also daikin

• 倍金万
• 2022/09/12 (Mon) 09:06
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Boomer,

＞ Japanese type with separate outdoor and indoor units

I was initially looking for that type of cooler for my patio room, but

the ones sold at the time were made by Panasonic, $ 2,500 ～ 3,000. 2,500 $ 3,000.

I didn't want to invest that much so I went with the cheaper

ones that were movable indoors and required two air ducts. Strictly speaking, though, it wouldn't be

"portable" if two ducts were permanently attached.

• 常識無し
• 2022/09/08 (Thu) 13:12
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＞ Once I contacted the police, they looked for me and gathered information. After all, he was traveling abroad.

I think the police would think I'm a nuisance for making them do extra work
or maybe they're not embarrassed ？ that I was traveling abroad
Well, I'm sure they're lying.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/09/09 (Fri) 08:15
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Topy is only asking how to investigate
so he would have already read other people's posts and taken action.
But he probably knew from his last letter and other communications that he was in Los Angeles.

I knew someone who was staying in Los Angeles with a father and son.
The two children returned home first, then the couple stayed behind, but the husband died first
and the wife stayed behind alone, but returned home in the middle of her 70s.
If she had stayed behind and died here
it would have been good because relatives from Japan would have had to come and sort it out.

• PPT
• 2022/09/11 (Sun) 21:18
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Contributor.
Thank you all for your advice and warm words. I will wait for the contact from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and at the same time I will try to find a local Japanese-speaking detective agency. I asked this question here because I have no idea what the local response or situation is. Thank you very much for your reply even though I am posting from Japan.

• ねむ
• 2022/09/11 (Sun) 22:20
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I hope you find it safe.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/09/12 (Mon) 08:02
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I think that waiting for the contact from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs would be known if the person has submitted the residence notice, but
even if he has submitted it, it would not be known if he has not done anything since then, such as changing his address.

• SJDummy
• 2022/09/11 (Sun) 22:16
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The following places seem to offer license support for Japanese, and may be able to provide instruction in practical skills. Why don't you contact them?
http://kobysdrivingschool.com/japanese.html
http://www.hawaii55.com/
If you have no problem with English, you can search "driving schools". If you don't have a problem with English, you can search "driving schools" and you will find a lot of them.

• 運転
• 2022/09/11 (Sun) 23:23
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I forgot to write that it is a place that provides instruction in Japanese.
I will inquire ！
Thank you ！ ！

• 運転
• 2022/09/12 (Mon) 01:35
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Thank you ！ ！

• 汗体臭
• 2022/07/01 (Fri) 23:50
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Let's work up a good sweat ！ pooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

• 加齢臭
• 2022/07/06 (Wed) 10:46
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A caregiver told me that
the smell of aging disappears from the pillow when you start to get blurry.
Stress and age-related odors seem to be related.

• :)
• 2022/09/09 (Fri) 15:04
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If you have been out of the U.S. for more than 6 months, you are not disqualified from applying for citizenship, you can apply, but
it is often not approved
you should not leave Hawaii until you get your citizenship.

• HI
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• 2022/08/28 (Sun) 11:15
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>>Mr. Cocomelon, I sympathize with you
I have the same experience
so I read it with a big nod of my head.
I really sympathized with you.
Thank you very much.

• ぽの
• 2022/09/03 (Sat) 02:44
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>>#24 Doterra(MLM Business) was warned by the FDA, wasn't it? If you look it up, you will find it in one shot. A friend of mine said that other mommy friends were brainwashed by doterra and that she was in danger too.

Elsewhere, there is a private aroma oil seller in Hawaii who sells spiritual beauty products ？ that are powered by Hawaiian sunlight and say that the vibrations … are good, and I thought it would be nice if they sold them normally.
Of course, it's up to the individual.

Let us watch the MLM business from the sidelines.

• ぽの
• 2022/09/03 (Sat) 03:06
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I met my first mean person at work. Like Topy, I was left out of the group.
I was working diligently and hard, but suddenly he stopped talking to me properly one way or the other, and I could no longer communicate with him, not even to communicate what was necessary for work. His attitude changes depending on his mood that day. The other employees noticed it and warned him about his attitude, but he didn't seem to improve.
I realized once again that human nature is important in a workplace where teamwork is required, and I left early for the first time because I was not suited for the job and the manager had no management skills. I was left out of the group, but I managed to spend my time with them by separating myself from them and saying that they introduced themselves to my humanity. People have their own habits, but I keep my distance from people with big attitudes and big mouths, such as self-proclaimed local Japanese, Japanese who have been immigrants for "a little" longer, people with various connections, etc.

• あおナビ
• 2022/09/07 (Wed) 02:32
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Aloha
＞ As I was looking at it, I felt that your conversation itself that is going on here represents the nature of Japanese people.

I've exchanged contact information with someone I got to know through a friend without involving that person
many times in my life ． ． ． was this wrong … ( ; ∀ ;\1863>)

• ビビっと
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• 2022/09/07 (Wed) 23:17
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As the title says,
Japanese-only workplaces in Hawaii
always have a mean person like the owner
and the rest are made up of people who don't disobey.
I worked many jobs, but
all the Japanese-only workplaces were the same.
Everyone turns a blind eye so as not to bring fire down on themselves.
It seems like they are always looking for people to work.