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• 倍金萬
• 2019/06/08 (Sat) 09:44
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Mr. Fear,

September may be a little less humid, but it is still in the summer range and the temperature is still high, especially for cockroaches, which are indoor creatures and nowadays the whole house is heated 24 hours a day, even in winter, making it a different world for them all year round. Therefore, even in September, cockroaches will still be drinking and singing. Mosquitoes and flies are also as active as in summer from Kanto to the west. When I stayed in the wild along the Seto Inland Sea in Ehime in May a few years ago, only my face was exposed, so I was constantly attacked by mosquitoes during the night and could not sleep well. Oh my, you are such a pest-phobic person. I think the only way to prevent them is to live in an environment where they don't appear as much as possible.

• 湿度全開
• 2019/06/08 (Sat) 13:24
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Cicadas are also in full swing. When I returned to Japan in the summer and went to a park where I played as a child or to a shrine where I have fond memories of a summer festival during the day, the noise level was so loud that I needed earplugs, and my exposed skin was covered in mosquito bites, making it impossible to indulge in memories. In Japan, instant foods such as cup ramen laced with cockroaches are often a problem in the summer, but I hear that supermarkets and other places at night in the summer are roaming grounds for hundreds of cockroaches.
This summer is likely to be hotter than last year, so I still think it would be best to go and come back before the rainy season in June.

• 倍金萬
• 2019/06/09 (Sun) 09:15
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Compared to here, summers in Japan are incredibly hot and humid. When I arrived at Tokyo Haneda International Airport in the 1970s, there was only an offshore stop, so I had to take the ramp down to the ground and take a bus to the terminal. I felt uncomfortable with the heat and humidity, but at the same time, the heat and humidity made me realize that I was back in Japan. It was hot here, but super dry, so I felt like I was in a time warp from one world to another. "Cicadas," as Mr. Full Humidity says, is one of them. When I hear the sound of cicadas, I feel like I am back in Japan again. Even in the skyscraper district of Toranomon, if there is one big tree, there they are singing. This also makes me feel as if I am in Japan.

• 倍金萬
• 2019/06/10 (Mon) 14:20
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https://news.yahoo.co.jp/pickup/6326322

"Hotel rooms after Tokyo Olympics to be oversupplied in 9 cities" Sankei Shimbun

The surge in inbound travel that started with the boom in the early 2010s seems to be going downhill after the Olympics. The surge in inbound travel that started with the bomb-buying boom in the early 2010s seems to be going downhill after the Olympics, which is good news for those who go on regular trips to Kochitra Japan.

However, business hotels near Haneda, where I used to stay at 5,000 ～ 6,000 yen per night, are now 9,000 yen or more, and I doubt if they will return to their original prices after 2021. I doubt that the price will return to the original level after 2021. I think that hostels ・, guesthouses, or capsule hotels with shared rooms for men and women will continue to be the norm.

• 日本行き
• 2019/06/10 (Mon) 16:54
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There are a lot of apartments with 3 beds for around $ 50 in the Kamata area on Orbitz, but I was wondering if anyone has used them? I'm wondering why they are so inexpensive, even though they look so beautiful in the pictures. I wonder why it's so cheap, it looks so clean from the pictures.