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• 倍金萬
• 2019/03/31 (Sun) 21:05
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I am writing on the bivinavi phone screen with the new phone mentioned above.

Unlike a large desktop keyboard, it is tough to type Japanese on a small phone screen. Will I get used to this eventually?

About Google Pay, there is a Taiwanese bakery called "85 °" nearby. There is a cake shop and the bread is quite good, so I'm going to try the Google Pay debut again, where you can pay just by holding up your phone.

• スマぽん
• 2019/03/31 (Sun) 21:23
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I'm going back home for two weeks and since I'll be traveling with my children, I decided to get a WiFi connection set up and found out that I can use AT&T to $ 10/day for unlimited calls, texts, and internet. The bottom line is that I can use it as much as I do here and use the internet as much as I want.

I can't decide if that is expensive or not, but last night I found an ad for portable WiFi that can be used in Japan and abroad, but I forgot the name of the company ！

It said the promo was in the 3,000 yen per month range and that the promo would end in 3 ／ 31 Isn't it cheap if the regular price is still around 5,000 yen per month ？

or is there some kind of trap ？ I am laughing

• いやいや期
• 2019/03/31 (Sun) 22:17
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！ ！ ！ ！

What should I bring ？

I don't want to do anything now, and once it starts I'll be screaming like crazy. I want to avoid that in that small cabin.

The last time I was near a Japanese man, he was tongue-tied every time his child squirmed or cried, and I felt like my heart was going to be crushed all the way to Tokyo. There was another child in the next row who was crying almost half the time, and his parents were so exhausted by the time they got to Tokyo.

I know I was causing trouble, but I couldn't help it, it was hard.

I'm in the middle of the nay-say phase and even as a mother, I don't know what the switch is. I think I can spend a lot of time with her when she is at home, but when she is on the plane, I stop her crying as soon as possible and ask her why she is crying ？. I'm afraid of that... ！

• 倍金萬
• 2019/04/01 (Mon) 09:36
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#839 No, no, no period,

There was a similar topic about a year or two ago, with various opinions exchanged, but I don't think there was a definitive solution. Specifically, some people suggested that the doctor prescribe sleeping pills appropriate for the child's age. If the doctor warrants it, we could try using it. I have no good ideas as I am far from that age. If you all read the question of Mr. No or No Period, please give me your good opinion.

• 倍金萬
• 2019/04/01 (Mon) 10:09
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#838 Sumapon,

＞ AT&T to $ 10/day for unlimited call, text, and internet

I see your phone is AT&T. Still, $10/day is expensive, even for unlimited use. If you want to use it only for emergencies, I think there is another AT&T plan that you can activate only during your trip, which offers $ 1.75/min for calls and 100MB for data, but I still want to use my phone as if I am living here.

There is also the "Pocket WiFi" rental, but Pocket WiFi is for data communication only, and calls such as Skype and Line are only available with data communication. Therefore, it is not possible for the other party to call you in Japan.

Even with the above AT&T unlimited plan, you have to put the appropriate number at the beginning of the phone number to make a call within Japan, as if you were making an international call to yourself or to the other party.

Pocket WiFi rentals usually cost around 5,000 ～ 8,000 yen per month. There are also weekly plans, but if you rent for two weeks, one month is cheaper in some places.