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• 余震？
• 2022/03/17 (Thu) 09:40
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If this was an aftershock, it would be horrible.

• 節税
• 2022/03/14 (Mon) 19:16
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It's hard to save taxes when you work.

I don't have a choice in this, but I could save a little tax by doing Uber on my days off.

• いや
• 2022/03/14 (Mon) 19:18
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Weber is also a W2, so I don't see the point.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/03/16 (Wed) 10:45
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Weber is a W2 ？

Someone I know said a 1099 came in.

• いつだっけ？
• 2022/03/16 (Wed) 21:12
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Weber did not change from 1099 to W2 ？ ？

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/03/17 (Thu) 07:18
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#10

I don't know.

I know someone who said a 1099 came in

because it's about someone else's income and I don't have to ask about the details.

• jelbow
• 2022/03/08 (Tue) 23:59
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I just read the 3 ／ 8 update on hawaii-arukikata.com, and Niu Health has informed us that the $ 89 antigen test, which was available until February, is no longer available for travel to Japan. (March onwards) …. Now, only $ 129 PCR tests are available, and the results take 24-48 hours. I have no idea why the antigen test is no longer available ….

• パイナップル
• 2022/03/10 (Thu) 18:40
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I am also planning to return to Japan soon.
I was planning to go to NUI, but I checked the MHLW website, and it seems that Rapid antigen test is not available right now.

https://www.mhlw.go.jp/stf/seisakunitsuite/bunya/0000121431_00248.html

I am planning to take the test at Dr. Soma's ($ 160) because he said it takes about 15 minutes to get the results. I am planning to take it.

• mana999
• 2022/03/11 (Fri) 11:37
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I think you need a PCR test to enter Japan, not an antigen test. They also issued a negative certificate for entry into Japan in Japanese ＋ English, which was very helpful. There was also a person in charge of Japan.
I think there were about 4 time courses.
https://www.wellness4hawaii.com

• 味噌煮
• 2022/03/12 (Sat) 16:16
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mana999

Thank you for the useful information ！

There was a mistake at the clinic where I had made an appointment and I was not able to take the test
I went to wellness4hawaii as soon as I saw this post.

I didn't have much time before I left Japan, so I took the test which took only 30 minutes to get the result. ！

Thank you ！ ！ ！

• Wellness4Hawaii
• mail
• 2022/03/17 (Thu) 11:37
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Thank you very much for your word-of-mouth reviews ＾ ＾

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We offer the most economical course of PCR test and negative certificate for entry into Japan with ＄ 111 ＋ TAX.
The location is on the 3rd floor of the Ala Moana Building (（ Bank of Hawaii building), room 312 ＾ ＾

For more information and inquiries ・ please refer to the following Ameblo for how to make an appointment ↓

https://ameblo.jp/wellness4hawaii/page-4.html


Mahalo,

Clinic Address
1441 Kapiolani Blvd Alamoana Building suite312,Honolulu

Phone
808 － 379 － 0003

Open daily 8am - 2pm

Dr. Aaries T. Oda,DC

• ↑
• 2022/03/16 (Wed) 13:19
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If you have citizenship, you are no longer a Japanese citizen.
If you want to return to Japan legally, just do as the officials say.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/03/16 (Wed) 16:56
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#130

So if a Japanese who became an American citizen
cannot be issued a visa unless he/she goes through the process of renouncing the cancellation of Japanese citizenship.
I'd like to know what people who have become US citizens and are going to Japan think about this.

＃ 130 ， ＃ 131

Are you an American citizen who is going to Japan?

• 💩
• 2022/03/16 (Wed) 19:43
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132
A person is a person, a stranger is a stranger.

Old bucktooth turtle doesn't seem to have very good taste.

• トモ311
• 2022/03/16 (Wed) 20:55
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Let me answer your question about Tutsan.
I also called the consulate and was told to remove my family registration before applying for a visa.
Then I thought about it and realized that removing one's family register is the same as renouncing one's nationality.
In other words, people born and raised in Japan don't have a piece of paper to prove their Japanese nationality.
The only proof that you are Japanese is your family register.
The family register department at the government office has no way of knowing that I became an American citizen unless I notify them, and I haven't removed my family register, so it must still be there.
I think that if I have a family register, it means I have a nationality.
Of course I know that Japan does not recognize dual citizenship.

So, back to the question, did you remove your family register to get the visa?
I guess it is correct to say that I did not.
I did not remove my family register because I was still attached to Japan, and I felt that my identity was there.
Also, there was a possibility in my mind that I might return to Japan in the future.
I have heard that the procedure of living in Japan will go more smoothly if I have my family register in order. Anyway, I'll leave my family register as it is for now and hope that Japan will soon accept American travelers without visa like before.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/03/17 (Thu) 07:28
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If a Japanese person changes his/her nationality to American and has to obtain a visa
to go to Japan,
the person who changed his/her nationality should think about what to do and come to a conclusion.

Some people cancel their trip, others have to go because of family reasons,
there are various reasons, so they should think about it and come to a conclusion.

But I don't see any posts from people who have cancelled their nationality and got a Japanese visa.

• オーナー
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• 2022/02/11 (Fri) 10:33
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#41 What expenses are landlords spending more on? ？

Property taxes, property insurance, HOA fees if there is an HOA, maintenance fees (interior/exterior of property, appliances, etc.), management fees
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All of these are going up in price at a great rate.

• 持ち家
• 2022/02/11 (Fri) 11:15
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Housekeeping, yard cleaning, trash, repairs, everything is getting more expensive.

• 庭掃除
• 2022/03/14 (Mon) 19:20
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Don't leave everything to us

We can save ourselves if we can do what we can do.

• せこい
• 2022/03/14 (Mon) 19:41
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They'll keep hiring because their lives depend on it.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/03/16 (Wed) 17:04
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Pay them higher wages, reduce the frequency

of their work, and help them live by having them work elsewhere during those reduced hours.

• nuiloamama
• 2021/09/22 (Wed) 16:55
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The PCR test was done at Kapiolani at 8:30 Saturday morning and the results were emailed to me Sunday morning.

Immediately after receiving the email, I went to Straub's in the Sheraton Hotel (? I went to the Strub Workshop in the Sheraton Hotel to fill out the Japanese language format.
Filling out the form was free of charge.
It seems to be included in the fee at Kapiolani Hospital.

• Betty Lover
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• 2021/09/23 (Thu) 17:45
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Hihiko ni iru-san

I am also looking for a lot of information to return home in this time of need. I am not able to get any information because there is no one around me who returned home during the pandemic.
Thank you for the information.

• holoholo
• 2021/09/24 (Fri) 14:20
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I returned home temporarily in the summer for my children's summer vacation. I had a negative certificate issued by St. Luke's.
We were on a Haneda flight, but once you arrive in Japan, you will be asked several times at the airport to confirm your travel documents, etc. I recommend that you keep all the necessary documents in a file case so that you can get them out quickly. There will also be an inspection for an app to check your whereabouts during your voluntary quarantine in Japan, so don't forget to download the necessary app. And since you will be forced to walk endlessly from inspection area to inspection area at the airport, it is best to keep your carry-on luggage as light as possible. We packed our carry-on luggage in carry-on cases and let the children carry them, while I prepared the necessary documents, cell phones, passports, etc. for the number of people in our party. It took about three and a half hours from the time we arrived at the airport to the time we met the family who would pick us up. You still need negative proof when you return to Hawaii, and you will be issued a Hawaii state form at a Hawaii state-designated clinic. I heard that lawn clinics in Tokyo are cheaper, but since my parents live in a rural area, I decided to go to a local Hawaii state-designated clinic since it was cheaper for me to go to Tokyo and stay at a local clinic considering the transportation and lodging costs. It was a big expense since it was 32,000 yen per person and it was for my family, but I couldn't go back last year and I am glad I took the plunge. On the way back, the airline staff we used at Haneda checked our negative certificates, and we were able to get out of the Honolulu airport easily and crisply, faster than normal, just by showing our boarding passes to the staff at the airport.

If you have a negative certificate designated by the State of Hawaii, there is no voluntary quarantine once you arrive in Hawaii, but it is recommended that you keep a copy of your negative certificate for travel at work or school for a while instead of throwing it away.

• Betty Lover
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• 2021/09/24 (Fri) 17:58
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holoholoholo

Thank you for the information.
I have also set a date for my furlough. I still have a few days to prepare well. Thank you so much 😊.

• Wellness4Hawaii
• 2022/03/16 (Wed) 00:20
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Aloha!

We are Wellness 4 Hawaii, Hawaii's No.1 in Corona Testing Customer Satisfaction.
We offer the most economical PCR test and negative certificate for entry into Japan for only ＄ 111 ＋ TAX.
The location is on the 3rd floor of Ala Moana Building （ Bank of Hawaii building), room 312 ＾ ＾

For more details and inquiries ・ please refer to the following AMeblo for reservation information ↓

https://ameblo.jp/wellness4hawaii/page-4.html


Mahalo,

Clinic Address
1441 Kapiolani Blvd Alamoana Building suite312,Honolulu

Phone
808 － 379 － 0003

Open Daily 8am - 2pm

Dr. Aaries T. Oda,DC