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• min
• 2025/05/11 (Sun) 00:48
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I went to visit my niece in LA in March.
I was surprised at the price difference in Nijya.

Japanese goods and foods are shipped from
Japan → LA → Hawaii and by sea, so
LA → Hawaii shipping cost is added.
Both Nijya and Tokyo Central seem to be 20% cheaper in LA than in Hawaii.

Both Nijya and Donki's ads can be seen on their websites, which may help with Hawaii prices ？

At Wal-Mart
a dozen eggs were $ 2.99.
Walmart in Hawaii has the same one for $ 5.99.

• かえで
• 2025/05/11 (Sun) 13:42
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My apologies.

CA is only more expensive than Hawaii for houses （ renting and buying ） I see that was the case.

• アロハロハア
• 2025/05/11 (Sun) 17:31
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Kaede-san
Rent and purchase are also more expensive in Hawaii.

• LALALA
• 2025/05/11 (Sun) 23:04
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When we moved from LA, we looked around at cars and furniture when looking for a new home in Hawaii, but
we didn't have a lot of choices in terms of colors and what we liked.

Everything we used in LA was big sizes, so
we ended up paying much less for the furniture and car in LA and paying for shipping.

• 引っ越し
• 2025/05/12 (Mon) 09:26
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Thank you all for your advice.
I think it would be best to pack as much as possible in our moving luggage that we will definitely use, including furniture ！
My husband will be in Honolulu first to set up housing, etc., so I would like to find something in LA that will fit our house.

• 名無し
• 2025/05/10 (Sat) 22:37
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As far as I know, there is no such thing.

You should ask your friend or someone who speaks English to
translate for you.

• apple
• 2025/05/11 (Sun) 12:53
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You can use Google Translate's "Conversation" function to smoothly translate both Japanese and English.
Be careful not to mix English with Japanese when speaking in Japanese, but speak entirely in Japanese.
Simultaneous translation.

• レインボー
• 2025/05/11 (Sun) 19:39
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No Name, APPLE

Topic.
Thank you for your comment.
I am sorry to ask your friend to help me ….
I will try the Google Translate conversation you advised.
I will try my best ！ ！
Thank you very much.

• ジュエリー
• mail
• 2025/05/11 (Sun) 00:58
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I sell mine in Japan when I go back, but my husband sells his at Honolulu Trading Company on Pensacola st. They also sell jewelry, so I buy different jewelry with the money I get from them. The owner is a nice guy.

• ないから
• 2025/05/06 (Tue) 22:42
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Hawaii doesn't have trejo, so people from Hawaii buy quite a few trejo souvenirs when they go to Vegas. Well, my impression is that they are happy with anything sweet.

• レイ
• 2025/05/06 (Tue) 23:16
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Anyway, Trejo ！
Trejo bags are a favorite of everyone in Hawaii ！.

• LES
• 2025/05/07 (Wed) 19:13
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I think you are right, it is Trader Joe's. I get a lot of Mainland souvenirs from the locals at work as well, and most of the sweets are from here.
If you are on Oahu, the locals also like Krispy Kreme. But personally, I prefer bagels. I'd like to know what the air is like in New York, what songs are playing on the radio, etc. I'd love to go back to New York!

• りり
• 2025/05/09 (Fri) 21:17
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Thanks for the reply ！ Trejo is the only choice ！
this is easy and helpful ！
I will buy some sweet Trejo brand snacks and mini cooler bags for cheap ！
thanks! ！

• mama
• mail
• 2025/05/02 (Fri) 19:01
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I am not annoyed with my husband. I'm more annoyed with my mom's friends. Mom's friends are only for when the kids are young, and when they are no longer needed, they will betray you in the end.

• 女の幸せは夫で決まる
• 2025/05/02 (Fri) 21:49
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Mom's friends and my own friends are different
I'm paranoid about being betrayed and so on
I'm afraid of people who get attached
I think it's harder to keep relationships going, not just mom's friends.

• つぶやきたい
• 2025/05/04 (Sun) 17:04
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I also want to tweet.
I used to be a caring and punctual person, but since when the words I utter are "what's wrong with that ？", always just in time or late …. I hear that men also have menopause, but I wonder if that's it. I am getting tired of such a husband these days.

• TEA
• 2025/05/07 (Wed) 23:43
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I think the word "mom friends" is just a word for moms who are friends with other moms.
I don't think they are friends even if they are mom friends...it's like a neighborhood association...it's so annoying
Some of them can be friends, but I am lucky if I meet one person in 20

It's important to be a good judge of people.

• Mamafriend
• 2025/05/09 (Fri) 14:41
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？ Parents are forced to play with their children when they are young in order for them to learn social skills, and sometimes they are given free sitters who are just the right amount of help.
Children don't get along with each other, and at a certain age they become estranged, or they are either braggarts on parade, competitive, or indifferent to other people.
There is no kindness at all, 1 ／ I would be happy if I could find a good mom friend with a probability of 20.
I wonder if we could be good friends if we continued to be moms ？ 、、、、

• 名無し
• 2025/04/28 (Mon) 16:14
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I think the tour company told us
that all optional tours include TIP.

So, I don't think there are people who give TIP.

The tour company will pay you the TIP on a monthly basis.

You are very superior to the tourists
if you don't pay them TIP.

Do they think tourists are their subordinates? ？

I have never seen such an arrogant tour guide.

I have been a tour guide myself, and
I have never forced anyone to give me a TIP, and
I don't think I should complain here
just because they don't give me a TIP. <2068> I think you should ask the company that signed you up for the tour,
I'm sure they'd be happy to help you.

Don't tell the customer to pay TIP.

• sawa
• 2025/04/28 (Mon) 17:04
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Tourism. And many Japanese people do tours that include a tip. I don't think you should be forced to tip.

If you get a server with a very bad attitude in a restaurant
I would not tip or would tip as little as possible. Tipping is a way of saying thank you.

• MOMOKO
• 2025/04/29 (Tue) 04:32
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I once had a Japanese tourist tell me, "You don't have to tip Japanese people ！.

• ツアー屋
• 2025/04/30 (Wed) 00:30
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In total, we carried hundreds of passengers. Tipping is not included. So most of them give tips
but only the customers who live in a certain province rarely give tips, not because of bad service or anything, but because of statistics
I just asked you guys if it is a province thing ？.
So it's not that tipping is not worth it.
But we're good to go.

• 名無し
• 2025/05/08 (Thu) 12:27
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Tour agency

They don't put the Tip down, probably because they hear from the tour company that it's included.

When I worked at a tour desk, I always read the notes. If it says "Tip is included ｝"
, I tell the customer "Tip is included. If it says "Tip is included ," we tell the customer, and add, "Anything more than that is at your own discretion.
I add, "If you want more, please use your own discretion.

As for the "what about certain prefectures", maybe you are using the same tour company ？ then
it must be because that tour company tells you that the price includes the tip.

Judging a tour company on the basis of the nationality of a certain prefecture, that is a disqualification for a tour company.
Then I think you should quit the tour operator.

• 桃源郷
• 2025/05/04 (Sun) 18:54
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It's not possible anymore, it's been quite a few years since they got stricter.
Tourists in Esta can no longer renew or even get a new one, without a SSN and a current address.

• こーの字
• 2025/05/04 (Sun) 19:01
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You can find the documents needed to renew your license here.
https://alohaq.honolulu.gov/?lp&cat=1&name=Driver%20Licensing%20and%20Satellite%20Services
I have not looked closely, but given the current Given the current situation, I think that renewal with a passport and driver's license may be difficult ？.
I don't know if walk-ins can renew.

I also heard that a written and road test is required one year after your license expires.
https://www.honolulu.gov/csd/drivers-license-faq/#:~:text=You%20can%20renew%20your%20expired,well%20as%20the%20road%20test.
What happens if I let my Hawaii license expire?

However, I think it has been possible to switch from a Japanese license to a Hawaii license without an exam for several years now.
Maybe, but I think that only applies to residents.
I think you can check that by yourself.

• こーの字
• 2025/05/04 (Sun) 20:14
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Postscript.
Perhaps the submitter was referring to a previous post here. I recall because I answered some of them myself.
https://hawaii.vivinavi.com/jpn/eb/index/-/_widg_34297104fa88bbb0870bc7852ba770dd23e9012328/

This one is not a Real ID, You mentioned that you got a Limited Purpose Driver's License, not a Real ID.
I wonder if this one also fulfills the contributor's purpose and what proof of residency is required.
https://www.honolulu.gov/csd/limited-purpose-drivers-license/

• 名無し
• 2025/04/25 (Fri) 19:45
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I think you should take a look at the situation. In reality, there have been some international students who have had their student visas suspended because of traffic violations.

It seems that you cannot feel safe just because you have a permanent residence visa.

I don't know what the current administration is thinking.

• k
• 2025/04/26 (Sat) 01:07
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I am a person who came back from Japan this week.

We used the Global Entry app to enter the country and were able to enter in an instant without being told anything.

There is a lot of confusing information out there.

If you are worried, I think getting a GE will alleviate some of the extra worry.

• Aloha
• 2025/05/02 (Fri) 20:07
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K

Thanks for the information. I see that Global Entry has an interview after application, where is this one? Also, how long does it take you to get it?

• Apple
• 2025/05/04 (Sun) 02:04
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I created Global Entry a few years ago. I don't remember exactly at the time, but a few weeks after I applied, I received an email to schedule an interview, and I was only available six months or more in advance at the earliest. I received my card a few weeks after the interview. It takes time. But as I recall, if you traveled before you had an interview and got your card, you could have an interview at the airport where you were traveling or at the airport in Hawaii when you got back from your trip. I believe there was a list of airports where interviews were available.
The interview itself asked almost nothing that I don't remember, it was an interview for my card, but my husband and kids went into the office together. It was more like paperwork, showing passports, taking mugshots and fingerprints.