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• 倍金萬
• 2018/07/23 (Mon) 15:05
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Mucho, I was taught again.

I didn't know there were that many international airports in California. But I think most of the flights to and from Japan
are to and from SFO and LAX. I've only used Burbank Airport
a few times since I came to the Valley almost 50 years ago, and
I've only heard its name on the news, so I'm getting it mixed up.


N-san,

yes, that's right. I
know that JAL flies to San Diego, but I don't think we use it.
I wonder if there is that much demand for Japanese airlines in San Diego.
I feel like they lose more money for every plane they fly...I would use SAN-NRT
if it cost less than LAX-NRT and they would give me a free
charter flight from Van Nuys Airport.

• ん
• 2018/07/23 (Mon) 15:37
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There are other airports with international flights besides LAX, whether you use them or not is another story.

• 倍金萬
• 2018/07/23 (Mon) 20:08
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SDlover,

LAX is probably closer from Irvine.
I think it's about 90 miles from the center of OC to SAN.
Except for how crowded Fwy is.

＞ I don't even want to see that dirty LAX!

I was surprised when I visited TBIT this year, it is much cleaner.
However, the arrival exit was still narrow and messy.
Also, I think it has become much more Chinese than before.
Also at Flyaway,
an old Caucasian man in a wheelchair was tipping a person who pushed his wheelchair at the bus stop with a bill that looked like Chinese Yuan. Even though there was only one bill
my boyfriend was very happy to receive it, so even one bill must have been a considerable amount of money.
I shouldn't even know what it's worth. I am also surprised that such a bill is now
accepted like that in LAX.

• ↑
• 2018/07/23 (Mon) 22:56
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＞ But the arrival exits were still narrow and messy.

Japan is worse...think of the number of arrival gates from Japan at LAX and the number of exits at the international terminals at Narita and Haneda
American and UA can get you out in no time
This guy always talks only with his own fucking narrow common sense.

• 倍金萬
• 2018/07/24 (Tue) 10:55
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#426 Kirara,

＞ I would like to know where those high prices come from...

In today's Yahoo Japan news, "7/25/2013 1:22 Published: Minimum wage up 3% for 3rd straight year, average up 26 yen to 874 yen", which is about US $ 8.00, while the minimum wage here, which is also mentioned in another topic, is $12 or $13. This seems to be making fast food restaurants raise their bottom line.

Ramen shops nearby no longer charge less than $10 a bowl. The cheapest combination at the burger place is now $7 or more, and here, too, I keep using sale coupons for protection. Buy one get two" for $5 or two beef ・ chicken balls at Yoshino-Ya for $6. For drinks, you can buy 4 boxes of 12 12oz cans at a time on sale at the market for about 20 cents a can.

It's really a tough time to eat a bowl of ramen. It's really hard to eat a bowl of ramen in these days.