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• 営業妨害
• 2023/03/27 (Mon) 14:37
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Then why is it here ？?

• いらん
• 2023/03/27 (Mon) 15:08
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I don't even have friends unless I use Facebook or something ？
I don't have time to bother connecting with people I don't know.

• 真の断捨離
• 2023/03/27 (Mon) 17:13
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It's easier to live with fewer relationships
even more so as we age
minimalist in people and things

• もここ
• 2023/03/31 (Fri) 10:02
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Thank you all for the various information. I will do my best while consulting with time and money.

• Torrance
• 2023/04/09 (Sun) 13:01
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You can buy a Torrance bus one month unlimited pass for $ 35 at city hall. It is very convenient, especially if you take the #3 bus, which goes east to Long Beach and west to Redondo Beach Pier. Fare is $ 1
Get off at Carson and Figueroa, walk west for 1.2 minutes, go down the stairs and take the J Line to Downtown, Union Station and El Monte to the north.
EZ Pass for unlimited bus rides throughout LA is $ about 110 I think, but if you use it for sightseeing, it will pay for itself quickly.
Metro 344 runs along Artesia in Gardena and Torrance, then turns at South Bay Galleria and heads south on Hawthorne Blvd, passing by Del Amo Mall on the way to Palos Verdes. If you are a tourist, ride to the end of the line and you will get a very nice view of PV and sometimes see horses along the way ！ Fare $ 1.75

If you are staying in South Torrance, take Metro 232 at PCH, which goes north to LAX airport and south to Long Beach, running from early morning to late at night. $ 1.75
Metro 344 and Torrance Transit #8 also go there. 8 goes to LAX.

If you are staying on the east side of Torrance or Torrance P.O., the Gardena Bus #2 runs north-south and is very frequent and can take you north to the Green Line Vermont station and south to the Pacific Coast Highway where Metro 232 runs. Fare is $ 1

If you are staying in North Torrance, you can take Torrance Transit #13, which runs east-west through Artesia, to Hermosa Beach Pier or Redondo Beach Pier. Beach Pier. Fare is $ 1
every 30 minutes, and from South Bay Galleria, you can take Metro 210 north on Crenshaw to Hollywood. The ride will take you through a slightly seedy neighborhood that is typical of LA, and then suddenly becomes urban at Wiltshire Blvd. and finally to Hollywood, passing through a beautiful neighborhood of fine homes. Just riding this line is a thought-provoking day that makes you realize the gap between rich and poor, light and shadow, etc. in LA. This line also runs from early morning until about midnight. I feel safe on both buses and Metrorail, but girls from Japan may stand out because they are beautifully dressed. You might want to dress lightly and not be a target for pickpockets, etc., and be careful when you are not used to it.
But Torrance buses from No.1 to No.10 and No.13 are all clean and safe.
You can enjoy sightseeing by public transportation ！
Torrance has many Japanese food markets such as Nijya, Mitsuwa, Seiwa, Tokyo Central, etc., and it is a very nice place to eat and enjoy the nice breeze from the sea.