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• 倍金萬
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• 2024/05/06 (Mon) 11:05
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＞ Wi-Fi on the plane is no good

I hear that. I heard that it's not always possible to get a proper connection even though there is a fee.

I guess the only way to pass the time on the plane is with my phone or the boring

in-flight display in front of me....

• Wifi
• 2024/05/07 (Tue) 08:20
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American Airlines, but last week I purchased Wifi on board.　It's a Dreamliner Boeing 787, Los Angeles to Haneda, they have 2 hours and 1 day service, I bought 1 day $ 31.　I was able to watch Hulu for the first 2 hours, but then not at all. I complained to the flight attendant and was told that the reason might be that I was away from land and could not stream.　The American Airlines Dreamliner has a three foot plug in the lower left of the seat in front of you so you can use a computer, you can connect it via USB, and you can watch the video on your computer. I was told I should download and look at it. They said they would give me a refund, but Hulu is only available in the US, so I can't get a refund because it's not just because of the wifi.　I was really looking forward to watching the Shogun miniseries.　I would recommend downloading your favorite movies and bringing headphones.

• 黴菌萬
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• 2024/05/08 (Wed) 08:18
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＞ Hulu is only available in the US

yes. Each video distribution site has copyrights for its videos and registers them

for each country, so it seems that you cannot receive them across the country.

That is my understanding, but please correct me if I am wrong.

• 黴菌萬
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• 2024/05/09 (Thu) 10:43
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There are two ways to visit the 88 sacred sites in Shikoku (about 1,200 km) on a pilgrimage route: the traditional way of walking on your own feet, and cycling, private cars,

pilgrimage bus tours, etc.

I was watching an NHK educational program around 2009 that introduced various "hobbies" appropriate for baby boomers

anticipating the age when they would retire en masse.

One of them was "Shikoku, walking pilgrimage", which I thought was appropriate for me

and I actually ended up going to Shikoku myself.

• 黴菌萬
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• 2024/05/12 (Sun) 07:53
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[Ohenro2019] #01 Google Earth of the 1378.5km route DAY01~05 JRBando Station to No.19 Tatsueji

https://youtu.be/C0BikSaWudA?si=BJz7 lJL8QChOn_Qi

This person, Yamacha, is Japanese, but for some reason all Y/T titles are in English. Is it for a worldwide audience?

The unique thing about this video is that it plots the exact path of your walk on the walking route of 88 temples in Shikoku, which was taken from a satellite of the earth, Google Earth I think.

As you can see, the walking route of the pilgrims is mostly in the suburbs and farming areas of the Shikoku region. I can't stop walking the pilgrimage in Shikoku because I can see the green scenery and breathe the delicious air.

In this "walking pilgrimage" to Japan, we will start walking in the same way from the beginning of this video and walk until the first part of the second Y/T video at 1:20 / 21:10 in 6 nights. Until then, I have to walk in this area and build up my body.

https://youtu.be/CpbyaowF01U?si=cvpecyE1Ps_emrHH