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• 2022/01/31 (Mon) 11:22
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I have a Tacoma with a camper shell and I have no problem with long term street parking. My neighbors have a large bus size parked there for a long time and I don't see them getting ticketed.

• 119
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• 2022/01/31 (Mon) 11:34
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I know someone in New York who got so many parking tickets that he sold his car because he couldn't maintain it.

• マジで？
• 2022/02/01 (Tue) 07:00
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Street sweeping is also left behind ？ It looks dirty in front of the house. Even if there is no problem, it is usually dirty where there is a car left behind.

• 倍金萬
• 2022/02/08 (Tue) 09:43
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＞ How big is "Japanese caravan size"

I just checked and found the approximate size. It seems that only models with a single glass window are available in Japan.

https://autos-pctr.c.yimg.jp/E8AMlYWU4zGKe4isosZ0gb2D0DgzZwi7cGz3rEpAawZfcm78ILskm4v-GbQax9fVIPK4Dk5-x44XXWX7l_JOBGUFYU-BY8z9BYGQxf8v6_XbXsZH_dymf2XtclvNbpF7_cjFs8sc5jN8h61zjVKTyv3Mktin5fnGKndTvzIKstLaIKwV2XfhEb1oP4jah_w-

Nissan stopped selling the NV200 commercial panel van here, so there are no more Japanese commercial vans at all. Only Ford and Dodge remain. Also, for some reason, many of the delivery vehicles used by Amazon and other companies are made by Mercedes Benz.

• 倍金萬
• 2022/02/21 (Mon) 08:05
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JAPAN Camping Car Show 2022

In Japan, the car size is small, so the inside is very elaborate and wonderful.

Nekomaru Channel [Outdoor Girl] reports.


https://youtu.be/Rm1jQ8oK15k

• ゴン太
• 2022/02/20 (Sun) 20:55
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By the way, they sell shredded cabbage at Trejo's.
They are useful when making okonomiyaki.

• 低所得
• 2022/02/20 (Sun) 21:14
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Looks like a hard steak from a family restaurant

• 外食
• 2022/02/20 (Sun) 21:30
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That being said, I'd say the salad is $ close to 20 ？.

• どこ？
• 2022/02/20 (Sun) 21:58
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I don't even eat ramen at $ 10 any more ？.

• ゴン子。
• 2022/02/20 (Sun) 22:01
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I recently went to a Louisiana Creole restaurant,
casually pickup a ToGo for 3 people and pay ＄ 60.
ToGo and pick up your own pickup and pay $60🙄
Tip $6, 15% included.
Taste was not good, even my husband who is a picky eater left half
"Narsty" ！
My son said it was not good and tilted his head.
Rice is short grain but has a core.
It was really a day of waist money.
The restaurant is modern and clean, and the waitresses are young and pretty. So there were a lot of customers.
I will never go there again.
By the way, I am not a wealthy person, so please refrain from making disparaging comments (stingy, low-income ideas, etc.) here.

• 名無し
• 2022/02/18 (Fri) 09:34
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If you're renting a room like a roommate, you could have a weekly contract for sightseeing or short term.

• ゲゲゲ
• 2022/02/18 (Fri) 12:41
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Weekly payment even when staying longer in cheap motels.

• ??
• 2022/02/18 (Fri) 18:32
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Since we're talking about rent, that's a different story ？.

• 連れ
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• 2022/02/19 (Sat) 02:42
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When I went to see the rooms, I thought the number of people in the shared rooms would be 2~3 in one bedroom, but even 4 people in a small room was a lot. There were three bunk beds in a large room.

• 幸福のカギを握る
• 2022/02/19 (Sat) 06:31
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A friend of mine lives in an apartment
where he said three people go out in one car every morning in one bed.

He said the owner never comes in and leaves maintenance to the contractor
and the maintenance man has no idea how many people live in the room.

• nuiloamama
• 2022/02/18 (Fri) 02:07
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If it has been 6 months since your second vaccination, you can be vaccinated in Japan.
Please make an appointment through the website and bring your passport and vaccination card.

However, if you become ill after the vaccination, you will have to pay for your own medical expenses.

• Lala
• 2022/02/18 (Fri) 13:40
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Waikiki

hi hi

• Lala
• 2022/02/18 (Fri) 13:43
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nuiloamama

Thank you for your answer.
Yes,
I will carefully consider what to do in case I get sick after the vaccination.

• zebra
• 2022/02/17 (Thu) 19:43
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Topic
Hello. I live in Hawaii.
I use a frequent flyer credit card
I recommended it to a friend, but she was rejected
because she had been working for 1 year.
It is possible that I still can't get it if I have been working for 3 months.

• フロムCA
• 2022/02/18 (Fri) 00:27
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Is Hawaii a hurdle ？
I moved to Hawaii from California and already in my California days （ I made a credit card four years ago when I immigrated to the US ） and I could make a bank credit card right away. It didn't matter how much money I had in the bank or anything, as soon as I opened my account （ on the second day of immigration ） and told them that I wanted to get a credit card because I would need my score, I got one right away. It only works from about $500 at first, though. I was in the U.S., so it is not a Hawaiian bank, but just for your information, I am not sure if it is ANA America or JAL America. When I was in California, I heard from my seniors that all Japanese people started with the credit cards of the two airlines or the secure card of the bank. I think ANA and LAL might be better because you can get customer service in Japanese.

• 平和主義
• 2022/02/18 (Fri) 09:55
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Capital one is often used to build credit history for the first time.
The app makes it easy to make payments, and you will always be notified by email when your card is used, so it is very secure and prevents fraudulent use. You will build a good credit history if you continue to use the card within 30% of your credit limit.
Although the initial limit is low, this card has no limit on the number of payments per month, so try to use it while making frequent payments.

• lonsdale
• 2022/02/18 (Fri) 11:51
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I currently have a credit score of 830.
Here are the recommended steps.

First, decide on a main bank and make a Secure Card there.
Secure Card is a credit card where the amount deposited = the limit.
Then, after some time has passed, （ you can make a credit card with no annual fee for about half a year ？ ） and then you can make another credit card with no annual fee.
After some time from there, make another credit card of your choice, and another one with your choice of service and mileage accrual.
Then, when your score grows some, buy a car on lease or loan.

The key to increasing your credit score is
1 ） length of history
2 ） amount spent against credit limit
3 ） no late payments
・ ・ ・.
This combined factor determines your credit score.

To maintain the length of your history, be prepared to keep the Secure Card and the first no annual fee card you make.
History is very important.
You need to use the no annual fee credit card occasionally even after you have made other credit cards because it will be cancelled if you don't have a good usage record.
Whether the credit card has a paid or free annual fee, the effect on the score is the same.
However, the rank of the credit card you can make depends greatly on how good or bad your score is.

By the way, it is considered good that the monthly usage should not exceed 30% of the credit limit.
In order to keep this spending amount within 30%, you should make several credit cards after going through the Secure Card → no annual fee credit card stage
and increase your credit limit itself.
If you must exceed 30% by purchasing airline tickets, etc. while the limit is low,
contact the credit card company and ask for a temporary increase in the limit or deposit money into your Secure Card to increase the limit.

If you cancel your credit card, your score may drop significantly if the credit card has a large limit.
It is better not to cancel the credit card.

By the way, when you apply for a new credit card, it is safe to wait about 6 months after your last new application.
When you apply for a credit card, the credit card company checks your score, and
the frequency and type of checks can lower your score.

Retail credit cards like Nordstrom and Macy's are not recommended if you want to
get a good score over 800 quickly.
If you really want to get a discount or something, limit yourself to one credit card and pay it off immediately after use.

If you take out a loan for a car or something other than a credit card, your score will increase even more.
Since your credit score determines the financial institutions and interest rates for loans, it is best to wait until your credit score has increased to a certain level.
You will not be able to get a loan with good terms until you are at least in the mid 600s.
By continuing to make good repayments on this loan, your score will increase even more than if you were using credit cards alone.
So even if you can buy a car with cash, it is recommended if you want to buy a house with a mortgage in the future.

To monitor the growth of your credit score, we recommend that you register with Credit Karma and check your credit score regularly.
This is a free service and checking here will not negatively affect your score.
They will also introduce you to credit cards that you are more likely to apply for based on your score.
It is essential to check which cards are easier to be approved for, especially when you make a no annual fee credit card from Secure Card.

Many Japanese people will go for lump sum cash payments for everything, but unfortunately that will not increase your credit score.
A high credit score is a good thing.
When you get married, your partner's score will affect you as well. I know a business owner who decided not to get married because the partner he wanted to marry had a low score.
It depends on the individual, but credit scores are very important when living in the US.
Good luck ！

• 蕎麦好き
• 2022/02/18 (Fri) 12:24
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Thank you all for your time and comments.
Dear pacifist, a friend also recommended Capital one, I will consider it.
Dear lonsdale, Thank you for the detailed explanation. It was very helpful.
I will now proceed with the purchase of a car and home based on your advice.

• Anela
• 2022/02/16 (Wed) 18:01
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I've been wondering about this one great too, but I haven't gotten any response.
I guess all of you are rich people who don't care how much PCR is 😅
I am going to Japan next month and I would like to find out if it is possible with cheap or free PCR until the last minute.
I hope you will find a better way, ZARA.

• luna
• 2022/02/12 (Sat) 01:24
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Otto are you an owner ？
If you are an owner, you could ask the manager for the phone number of the owner of the upper floor
I think. Or you could talk to your own real estate.
Old condos are tough because they are deteriorating.

• とんとん
• 2022/02/12 (Sat) 04:53
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I was the one who caused the inconvenience to the room downstairs. At that time, the condo manager gave me the contact information for the insurance agent for the room downstairs,
and my insurance agent contacted him and had the agents communicate with each other.
So I did not communicate directly with the owner of the room downstairs.
One of the reasons is that the owner was in Japan and owned the property as an investment ）


If Mr. Otto is the owner, I think he has homeowner's insurance, so
you should contact the insurance agent once. insurance agent.
By the way, the insurance agent came to check the situation in my downstairs room in the next day or two.


You could ask the manager to get the contact information for the insurance agent for the room upstairs ？
Since you have identified the leak as an upstairs room, I think a sensible owner would
respond quickly.

You can ask for a quick response. Trouble in your room is mentally stressful ….
I hope you can solve the problem as soon as possible.

• 水漏れは2度とごめん
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• 2022/02/13 (Sun) 15:29
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I have the same experience.
As the person above said, call your insurance company and ask them to come and look
you don't have to go yourself, the person upstairs will also go and look.
It was already a tough one.
A big fan kept spinning in my house for days,
people would come to my house to check on me, it was exhausting.

• Otto
• 2022/02/14 (Mon) 16:06
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luna-san, Tonton-san, I don't want to have a leak again, thank you all for your advice.

I am the owner.
My condo would not give me the contact information of the upper floor because they said "out of respect for the owners and tenants, we do not disclose personal information".
They also said that they would not mediate any communication with the upper floor and that I should talk to them directly.
The management office also has several staff members, so the answer seems to vary depending on who replies.

When we discovered the damage, we naturally reported it to the management office and the insurance company, and told them to come and see the damage, but neither of them moved.
Ten days after the report, I was told, "The leak turned out to be from the air conditioning system on the upper floor. Contact your insurance company if you need repairs".

After repeating the question many times and finally after more than a month, I received an email saying, "As I told you before, report the leak to the insurance company and proceed with the repairs. （ OTTO ）'s insurance company will contact the insurance company on the upper floor.

However, there is no assurance that the insurance company upstairs will pay for the repairs, and given the unfriendly and unqualified response so far, I am thinking that I will end up paying for the repairs myself.

Thank you all for your advice. There are management offices and insurance companies like this. I would love to give them my actual name, but I won't.