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• 音楽
• 2020/04/18 (Sat) 13:18
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Reggae would not be able to be aired in the regular media because many of the songs are political criticisms.

• 思い込み
• 2020/04/18 (Sat) 13:51
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↑
I don't think so ？

• 教えてあげる
• 2020/04/18 (Sat) 14:28
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↑
Yes.

• いい音楽は永遠
• 2020/04/18 (Sat) 17:21
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In the 70's I was in Japan and listening to FM radio broadcasts a lot (from the US military)
One day the news of Bob. Murray died on the news
I wasn't interested in reggae, but I remember feeling mystified for some reason. Jamaica's star ⭐️ 🌟

• 残念！
• 2020/04/18 (Sat) 20:37
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Just a drug addict ！ ！

• 音楽
• 2020/04/18 (Sat) 21:10
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1629
It really is eternal.
I envy you that you were able to listen to it in such real time.
I never feel old even if I listen to it anytime.

• ろんポン
• 2020/04/18 (Sat) 21:35
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Jamaican star HE WAS SICK DUMMY, HE DIED YOUNG BUT SICK NOT DRUG

• ろんポン
• 2020/04/18 (Sat) 21:49
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Illness and death
Bob Marley was only 36 years old,
his cancer had spread to his brain.

• いい音楽は永遠
• 2020/04/18 (Sat) 22:15
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#1633
It's not enough to live a long life.
I realize so recently. ！
I think it's a blessing in a sense that he passed away with everyone's regret, like Mr. Shimura.
Takeshi said that it might be lucky to die now, meaning that it would be better to die when you are still in your prime than 10 years from now when you are too old to do gags, forgotten by everyone, and die alone.
By the way, even though Bob Murray is dead, his songs will be heard for decades to come. So he is a lucky man.

• 誰でも知ってる
• 2020/04/18 (Sat) 23:01
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Reggae = Ganja （ Marijuana ）

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/04/19 (Sun) 08:56
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In the late 1960s, as the Vietnam War intensified,
blues ・ rock, psychedelic rock,
anti-war songs, flower music and many other genres of music came out.

To listen to in a dismal mood
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUpEOvNCYKU

Folk songs were used as anti-war songs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G58XWF6B3AA
Who'll Stop The rain (war)

Against the Vietnam War, mainly hippies wore colorful clothes with floral patterns
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9OdyF66rrQ

• 昭和の母
• 2020/04/19 (Sun) 09:44
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#1636 Is that about travel to Japan ？?

• みり妻
• 2020/04/19 (Sun) 09:46
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My mother in the Showa era was busy in the morning.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/04/19 (Sun) 10:07
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"San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Some Flowers In Your Hair)" (1967)

https://youtu.be/7I0vkKy504U


The Mamas&The Papas - California Dreamin' (1965)

https://youtu.be/N-aK6JnyFmk


These songs and more make me want to go to America. I want to go to California," he suggested. \I wanted to go to California.

However, the year I arrived, the Vietnam War had become a quagmire and all those who had registered as residents, including those with driver's licenses, were pulled over by the draft, regardless of their nationality, and the older branch managers were worried that we younger ones might be coming.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/04/19 (Sun) 10:30
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Oban, when you go back to Japan, do you go directly to Japan ？

You go to Southeast Asia for a short trip
and stop over in Japan before coming back to the US.
The well-traveled Showa era fathers always used this method.

A long time ago, a friend of mine in Japan called me to tell me that he was going to Singapore and Hong Kong for work, and since he had time after work
we decided to meet up somewhere in Bangkok. I picked him up and showed him around Bangkok.

After showing him around Bangkok, we flew separately on the way back to Japan
We stopped in Hong Kong and he showed me around Hong Kong
When we returned to the US, we had a stop over in Japan
and met again in Japan.

• 昭和の母
• 2020/04/19 (Sun) 10:53
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＞ He would go to Southeast Asia for a short trip and
stop in Japan before coming back to the U.S.
The well-traveled Showa-era fathers always used this method. You have no relatives in Japan, no money, and you haven't been back for a long time. Talking about the old days is what people who have not progressed do. Besides, going to Southeast Asia "all the time" is not efficient and not something a seasoned traveler would do.

• 残念！
• 2020/04/19 (Sun) 12:00
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It is true that tickets to Southeast Asia are inexpensive
Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways are also available
Via China is very inexpensive, but don't forget to get a visa to enter the country!

• 直行便に限る
• 2020/04/19 (Sun) 12:03
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I don't do that kind of hassle because it's a waste of time.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/04/19 (Sun) 12:10
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＃ 1643 If you didn't know any better, you would write something like this.


They make a buck in Southeast Asia and stop in Japan.
There are places in the world to make money.

A saying that fits you
"See what others do and you will see what I do."

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/04/19 (Sun) 20:25
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Tomorrow, April 20, is the birthday of a politician who has

put his country and its people through hell in a European country.

• 長過ぎるしんどい
• 2020/04/19 (Sun) 21:40
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But can't they make planes faster ？
they say they are going to make the seats even narrower..................
Can't they make it more like a capsule hotel ？?

• CA職
• 2020/04/20 (Mon) 07:20
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Do not use economy, use first class.

• 笑
• 2020/04/20 (Mon) 08:12
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⇧ Definitely lol

I remember when I was a student back in the day in economy class, the stupid big white woman behind me punched my seat down if the seat was too small. I yelled at her to go first class if she didn't like it. I was so angry that I left her seat down all the way until we arrived. After landing, she got out of her seat and left to get away from me, who continued to stare at her face.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/04/20 (Mon) 14:54
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In 1969 Easy Rider opened

the Woodstock Music and Art Festival.

Jimmy ・ Hendrix's guitar performance of the

American National Anthem was shocking and moving.

• ヘン
• 2020/04/20 (Mon) 15:14
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↑ You saw it later ？ You couldn't have seen or heard it live.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/04/20 (Mon) 15:58
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↑ Why do you post such random things ？
1969 was still Japan,
if you lived in Japan, it would be a movie.

• バイキン
• 2020/04/20 (Mon) 20:40
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↑ In 1969 you were still in Japan

You were proud to witness that woman's body ？ You came to the US in 1979?

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/04/21 (Tue) 07:26
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I did not witness the body of that woman.
Excerpts from a web site about celebrity strange deaths, etc.

If you're not busy, please meditate in front of Marilyn ・ Monroe's tombstone.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/04/21 (Tue) 08:03
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Maybe when you meditate, the spirit of Marilyn ・ Marilyn
Monroe will come down and be your friend.

When you get the ability to do this, you might be able to make a mouthful of money and have a gaggle of pockets.
You may fall down, but you won't just get up.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/04/21 (Tue) 10:16
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＞ In 1969 Easy Rider was released

That movie was also a shock to me. I had been riding around on a motorcycle （ modified to look like an "Indian" or "King of the Land" ） without a license since junior high school, so I knew what a "chopper" was from that movie and bought a Harley Davidson after coming to LA. However, since I bought it with no money, I did not have the funds to modify it into a chopper.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/04/21 (Tue) 11:28
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_z_NMkl-B9k

Games like this were popular.
Los Angeles ・ Thunderbirds vs
Tokyo Bombers, a mix of Japanese and Japanese-Americans.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/04/22 (Wed) 09:01
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As I told you before, the Singapore Airlines flight to Japan next month has been cancelled as follows and the amount I paid online will be held back until June 30, 2021.

However, it is a cheap ticket that I bought last year during the July Forth Sale, so maybe I will go to Japan next May with the same schedule, but if there is no cheap ticket at that time, I will have to add a few hundred dollars to the normal price. Well, this is something I have to do.

Dear Sir/Madam,

We regret to inform you that SQ011, scheduled to depart from Los Angeles to Tokyo/Narita on 11 May 2020 at

If your ticket was purchased from our website, mobile app or any of our reservation offices, the full value of the unused portion of your ticket may be You may also be eligible for bonus flight credits on rebooking.

For customers holding a redemption ticket or ........

• 倍金萬
• 2020/04/22 (Wed) 09:51
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＞ Games like this were also popular

That Roller Derby, which was on TV a lot back then,
didn't interest me at all because it was like a roller skating version of pro wrestling.

As I recall, there were all kinds of singing shows on TV back then.
Andy ・ Williams, Dean ・ Martin, and
Tony Orlando&Dawn, who "Tie a Yellow Ribbon" was almost a one-shot firework, had
one season. had a solo show.

https://youtu.be/jtDQxJlcUxE

In addition, I was interested in watching country ＆ western singers
Glen Campbell and Jonny Cash, plus I also enjoyed watching the
comedy show "Hee Haw" featuring all western singers.

https://youtu.be/8kAU3B9Pi_U

https://youtu.be/Lq0fUa0vW_E

https://youtu.be/iBFm8hBui4M

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/04/22 (Wed) 10:30
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If you are willing to pay a few hundred dollars more
authentic Chinese food in Hong Kong if you like food, Phuket if you like beaches,
Angkor Wat if you like ruins,
the Golden Triangle for medicine,
the Burma-Thailand railroad for war scars, Toul in Cambodia for massacre sites ・ Surren.
Pilgrimage is good, but look to Asia once in a while.

• 紅夜叉
• 2020/04/22 (Wed) 10:35
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↑ You should go there once in a while.

• 昭和の母
• 2020/04/22 (Wed) 10:36
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Five dollars seems like a lot of money, so I guess I have to cling to past memories and fantasize.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/04/22 (Wed) 10:39
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You see the world in your imagination, Lookworld.
It's a great way to go places for free. You should try it.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/04/22 (Wed) 11:02
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Don't let the little fish come out and ruin it.

• 紅夜叉
• 2020/04/22 (Wed) 13:33
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#1667 You're the biggest fish of them all ！ Yo, Otoutou ！

• バカを持ち上げる
• 2020/04/22 (Wed) 17:43
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1664, 1665, 1667, 1668

yes yes yes

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/04/22 (Wed) 19:42
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCkHanF4v1w

The late 1960s were heavy on sound
Psychedelic images make music like this easily acceptable
I was young then, you were I was young.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/04/22 (Wed) 19:42
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I thought we learned in elementary school that you only need to say "yes" once. You're a bad person, aren't you?

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/04/22 (Wed) 20:22
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↑ Yes, yes.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/04/23 (Thu) 09:35
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＞ Pilgrimage is good, but sometimes you should look at Asia

I have no interest in the Asian area you introduced, but since I watched NHK's "Silk Road" that my father recorded on his Beta VCR and sent to me, I have a desire to visit there at least once before I die. I have a desire to visit there at least once before I die. If I could, I would like to go to "Loulan Province" in those days by time warp. When it comes to romance, this is the biggest one for me.

https://youtu.be/MiKSpyEVqR4

• 元バックパッカー
• 2020/04/23 (Thu) 09:53
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Southeast Asia has changed drastically since the Chinese highway connected to Thailand.
India will change drastically in the next 5-6 years, but it is still a sanctuary and you will regret not going there. I also wanted to go see the oldest city in the world in Syria but it was completely destroyed in the civil war.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/04/23 (Thu) 09:54
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Kitaro Kitaro - Silk Road


https://youtu.be/BddSN2jNS9E

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/04/23 (Thu) 12:15
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Is it the Silk Road?
Then, when you reach the Moon Desert, may you find the lost chalice at Petra Palace
and be granted eternal life.
It may be easier to find it than you think.

1671 Yes is not likely to be a one time thing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHcEFvEpfFs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kVu63xikSuI

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/04/23 (Thu) 12:31
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👆 I spend my life without purpose
Every day I have to be jealous and put down to be interesting.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/04/26 (Sun) 09:09
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Onoda-san, who is well-known for his air travel-related business, has started Uber Eats in Japan.

https://youtu.be/jVPdcW0rh_k

In Japan, the original Uber business of transporting people requires a type 2 business license, so it is almost impossible to work as easily as here. However, this Uber Eats service for transporting food can be done without the need for a driver's license if you use a bicycle. Whether or not this is a viable part-time job is another matter, though.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/04/26 (Sun) 10:45
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Using the 88 temples of Shikoku as a cover,
there is a clue to Solomon's Treasure of Kenzan in Shikoku at one of the 88 temples.
I want to visit temples every year, find an ancient document containing Solomon's Treasure of Kenzan, and live out the rest of my life as a celebrity with Solomon's Treasure.

It's kind of like the Japanese version of Indy ・ Jones.
Don't forget your whip and prevention when you make your pilgrimage.
Double Kinman ・ Yuzuru ・ The Lost Ark of the Covenant
Double Kinman ・ Yuzuru ・ The Legend of the Ruined Temple

Now where will you find the ancient document of Solomon's Treasure of Kenzan at the temple?

You won't find it in Tokyo Disney's
Indy ・ Jones ・ Adventure by mistake.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/04/27 (Mon) 08:28
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It sounds like an interesting story.

Double Kinman would love to walk around Shikoku with such romance.


In reality, Indiana ・ is like a Jones movie
I love the dry air and the heat here, but
I also long for Japan
where I was born and raised, where there are still green mountains and fields full of moisture, and I visit every year.
I love the heat and the air.
I also look forward to walking along the nature-rich roads of Shikoku all day long during the day.

• 創世記
• 2020/04/27 (Mon) 09:52
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There is a legend that Noah's ark arrived at Mt.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/04/27 (Mon) 19:59
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There is also a tomb of Christ in Japan.

Two stone tablets of the Ten Commandments written by God are
hidden somewhere in Shikoku Kenzan.

Ten lost tribes heading eastward
carefully packed in a box like a portable shrine
arrived in Japan a long way from home.

Now there is a clue somewhere in the 88 temples.
Perhaps it is casually depicted on a hanging scroll in a temple.
If you see a hanging scroll at a temple, ask for an explanation of the picture.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/04/28 (Tue) 09:40
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＞ There is a clue somewhere in the 88 temples

I wonder where it is. During the period of Christian suppression
I know there is a
stone monument, hidden by a bronze statue of Buddha and a stone monument, which looks like a cross if you look closely, in one of the 88 temples,
but I don't know if that is a clue.

＞ If you see a hanging scroll at a temple, I recommend asking for a description of the picture

I will keep that in mind. I mean, there is no time to look for a hanging scroll at every single temple
and read the explanation. Usually it takes 30 minutes at the larger temples just to read the sutras in the main hall and Daishi Hall
and get a red seal at the sutra office, so
with 5 temples in a 30 km day, you cannot rest at a temple in a single day.

On the other hand, the next time you visit a temple, it is 75 km to the next temple, and you may have to spend 2 nights and 3 days
to get there.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/04/28 (Tue) 11:44
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A long time ago, a long time ago, there was a mountain priest who had fallen ill
and, unable to ignore his status as a servant of Buddha, he took care of him
and returned to the mountain.

Time passed, and he came to thank the temple
and took out a piece of paper from his head collar
and wrote something important on it, so the Yamabushi rewrote it on a scroll
and went back to the mountain again.
The monk had no idea what was written on it, but
he did not care and many years passed.

The three Jewish sacred vessels are Aaron's staff, a stone tablet with the Ten Commandments on it, and a pot of manna.
These sacred vessels were housed in an arc and came to the Sword Mountain.
This arc is similar in shape to a Japanese portable shrine.

If you visit 88 temples during festivals,
a portable shrine like the arc may suggest it.
Also, if the temple is in the middle of nowhere and no one visits it, the probability is high.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/04/29 (Wed) 08:55
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https://ameblo.jp/sikokuhennro88/entry-11486995810.html

I don't think it has anything to do with that arc, but some years ago, in the year of the 1200th anniversary of the founding of Shikoku Sacred Sites, the chief priests ・ and deputy chief priests of each temple, as well as pilgrimage leaders, carried a statue of Daishi in a wooden box and paraded it through 88 temples. The deputy chief priests and pilgrims carried the statue of Daishi in a wooden box and paraded it around the 88 sacred sites on foot.

I wondered if the wooden box had anything to do with the arc.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/04/30 (Thu) 08:30
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Narita Airport: Another Cargo Flight" - A Look at Berry Transport by Passenger Aircraft ！

https://youtu.be/qCqMQZ0hrC4

Oops! Oops!

A jet airliner has to be flown empty on a regular basis, just as sharks and dolphins have to swim around 24 hours a day or they will die. So they have to waste fuel money again, and they are using it as a "temporary" cargo transport aircraft, even if it is only used for cargo transport.

• 平成のオバン
• 2020/04/30 (Thu) 08:55
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I would like to know if anyone knows how to apply for my number from the U.S. to Japan.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/01 (Fri) 08:49
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Heisei no Oban-san,

I came here decades before Japan's My Number system went live, so I don't know anything about My Number and would appreciate an answer from some of you.

I wrote this as a "raise".

My own imagination is that the person has to go to the Japanese government office in person to apply for it.

• お宝はここだ！
• 2020/05/01 (Fri) 18:54
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Kenzan
As the letters tell us, this mountain is supposed to have a sword.
Mt. Kenzan is a low mountain with a smooth shape, not the kind of mountain one would associate with a sword.
Downstream from Mt. Kenzan along the river, there is a hot spring resort named Kamiyama,
with many strange names, a stone torii gate over 50 meters high, and a sacred tree over 1000 years old nearby, ？ who would pay a fortune for a village of only 500 people? The place is an ancient shrine in ruins.
A perfect natural fortress.
There are many early burial mounds in the vicinity of the village, and it is an area where one can feel the ancient culture.
This village is located on a flat plain between the Bizan Mountain and the Ayukuro River.

• ノアの方舟
• 2020/05/01 (Fri) 20:45
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I hear that Mt. Kenzan is also called Tsurukameyama. And the mystery of the ancient song of Kagome. The connection between the Japanese mikoshi and the Jewish arc of the three sacred objects. Well, it is more and more a mystery.

• マイナンバー
• 2020/05/02 (Sat) 13:07
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"My number is not limited to the sharing of information between local governments; in the future, your number will be linked to your account at financial institutions.
However, those who have moved abroad by removing their certificate of residence before the My Number system begins will not be given My Number.
As long as you do not have a certificate of residence in Japan, you will not be given a My Number in the future.
To obtain a My Number, you must first create a certificate of residence. You will then be issued a My Number on the spot and a notification card will be sent to you

Excerpt from https://www.nature-inter.com/

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/02 (Sat) 15:42
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Treasure is here ！,

＞ Kamiyama, a hot spring resort

I have been to Kamiyama hot spring in 2015 and last year. However, although Tokushima Kenzan is very popular with Shikoku mountain climbers, it is not along the pilgrimage route, so the pilgrims don't seem to be interested in it.

On the other hand, everyone knows about Mt. Ishizuchi (1,982m) and Mt. Unbeji (66th Unbeji), which are well-known for mountain worship and can be traversed （ or rather ） from Yokobuji Temple, the 60th temple ・ the highest mountain in Shikoku, although they are low mountains.

Also, I have twice succeeded in climbing Bentenyama, the lowest mountain in Japan on the GSI map. There is a small shrine at the top. The second time, a bus was coming to take me on a mystery spot tour, and I received a certificate of ascent from the Shinto priest.

• お宝はここだ！
• 2020/05/02 (Sat) 19:38
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Kenzan is a sacred site for Shintoism, so perhaps Buddhist temples are inaccessible.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/03 (Sun) 10:39
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Is that so? I think not, since it was basically a "Shinto/Buddhist syncretism" until the Meiji Restoration.

• きゃー⁉️
• 2020/05/03 (Sun) 10:45
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⇧ Always the same pattern

• あります
• 2020/05/04 (Mon) 07:19
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＃ 1695
I think it was a Shinto-dominated Shinto Buddhist practice, as shown in the abolition of Buddhism.

• 倍金萬
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• 2020/05/05 (Tue) 10:08
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As you know, there are almost no domestic or foreign passenger planes flying nowadays, so where are they resting their wings? They are packed on the runway of the aptly named Southern California Logistics Airport in Victorville, which I have mentioned before.

Both runways are supposed to be longer than Narita Airport, but even the shorter one is packed. There is no such thing as Social Distance for airplanes, is there? ^^;

The following YouTube video reports this. The total price of these planes must be mind-boggling.

https://youtu.be/zIbXai0l174

wolficorn

https://youtu.be/fTocssiYt3s

Sam Chui

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/06 (Wed) 09:58
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https://youtu.be/gJckpioqE3U

"First SCRAPPED A380s at French Airplane GRAVEYARD !"

An already retired Airbus double-decker A380 is said to be buried at an airfield that is considered the graveyard of French airplanes. The A380 was the world's largest passenger aircraft, designed to compete with Boeing's B747 jumbo jet, but it was scrapped early due to a change in passenger transportation methods.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/05/06 (Wed) 18:58
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I'm bored on Sunday Daily, so I'm going to write and write about the old days.

Back in the days when Group Sounds was popular
there was a group called Wild ・ Wands.

The drummer of this band,
Yoshiaki Ueda is a member of Wild ・ Ones,
Wild ・ When he joined
Ones,
he asked his friend from the same university to let him use his name. asked him to let him use his name.

When he was working part-time for a Japanese newspaper in New York,
the editor, Yoshiaki Ueda, told him
there is a Yoshiaki Ueda playing drums in the Wild ・ Ones of Group Sounds
.
That name is my name. You say.
What ？ Why, I asked him.
He was a friend of mine at Waseda University, and when Wild ・ formed
Ones, he asked me to lend him my name and I used it. He told me that he was a friend of mine at Waseda University and that he used my name.

The world of music and the world of the mass media have separated.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRlKvOiXgjo

Your path is far, far away
So why
do you go
with gritted teeth? I'll go that far.

• ゲゲゲ
• 2020/05/06 (Wed) 19:29
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Ueda, whose real name is Yasuhiro Ogushi
Prefectural Kawasaki High School, is a classmate.

• ゲゲゲ
• 2020/05/06 (Wed) 19:42
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I remember he wanted to go to a foreign language college.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/05/06 (Wed) 19:53
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He probably did not want to use his real name, Ohgushi.

Minoru Hitomi, another Tigers drummer, also uses
Hitomi as Hitomi.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/07 (Thu) 09:16
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＞ I'm bored on Sunday Daily, so I write and write about the old days

Please keep up the good work.


＞ They asked me to let them use my name

I could use any name if it was a stage name.

• お宝はここだ！
• 2020/05/09 (Sat) 22:31
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I think the evil country is Shikoku ？.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/05/10 (Sun) 07:38
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Hiroshi Ohguchi, the drummer in the Tempters, uses his real name as it is.

Which locomotion do you like ？
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKpVQm41f8Y
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7JrBYzvDdA

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/10 (Sun) 12:59
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I don't care either way. I thought the newer version would be more in tune with the period
because of the singer's costume, but it was surprisingly close to the original song.

I forgot who sang it in Japan, so I googled and found it was Yukari Ito.

https://youtu.be/JFU2UwtbzoM

• 倍金萬
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#1706,

From what I have read in the Wiki, Shikoku seems unlikely.

Shikoku used to be called "Henro （ Heji ）" even by Yamato no Kuni, and it was an unexplored region.
I think that the possibility of developing into a country with a centralized government was close to
zero.

• 熱い順
• 2020/05/10 (Sun) 14:34
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Double Kin Man

Before you know it, the new model has passed us in the order of hotness.
Well, he is still going strong and is likely to overtake private sales in the near future.

As expected, I don't think it will be possible to reach the soliloquy leading the pack.
No, I can't say there's no possibility of that if this doesn't end and becomes a pandemic all over the place.

You have less than 300 more to go before you join the great ball club, good luck.

• 偽倍金萬
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• 2020/05/11 (Mon) 09:16
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#1710 Hot Order,

I expected that topic a month ago due to the time of year and its nature.

However, this topic is not seasonal, so it will
pull back in a few years. That is if I am still alive until then. Laughs

double gold ten thousand

• 偽倍金萬
• 2020/05/11 (Mon) 09:22
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Oh, I can't get in here from my previous account.


#1710 Hot Order,

I have known about this for a month already, even at this time of year.

Well, I'm sure you can make up for it as time goes by, but only if I'm alive until then. LOL!

• 偽倍金萬
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4K a-Ride&Walk around in Tokyo Asakusa (PM) Tokyo Asakusa (夕方) Ride&Alc"

https://youtu.be/zys48zmpeiQ

You all already know this.
But watching this YouTube, Tokyo Asakusa is so deserted in front of Kaminarimon, that you will be surprised to see how empty it is.
Last July, I stayed at a hostel near here and walked from Kaminarimon to Sensoji Temple （ which we downtowners call "Kannon-sama" ） through Nakamise, as I do every year. It was probably the peak of the season, but it was so crowded that it was difficult to walk without bumping into each other. Also, in the past year or two, I have often heard familiar Tagalog and Vietnamese mixed in with Chinese.

However, with this viral pandemic, I still can't believe how lonely it is. I still cannot believe it. Has there ever been a Nakamise so empty since the Edo period? I can feel the horror of the corona.

"Onoda-san", the leading YouTube personality in the air travel industry, can't make any travel material at all, so he is trying to get by by posting his travel material on YouTube by doing Uber Eats in Japan. In this video, at 10:52/47:44, you can see a person pedaling a bicycle carrying a container of Uber Eats. In Japan, it seems that most people deliver MacDonald's and Gyudon (beef bowl) by bicycle. I don't think I can do it here in LA though.

https://youtu.be/jVPdcW0rh_k

• さとがえり
• 2020/05/11 (Mon) 09:32
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I want to go home in December, but I don't know if I can go home and the tickets won't go down.

• 研究によると
• 2020/05/11 (Mon) 10:20
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I don't want to go back until next summer.
This winter, the new pneumonia is coming back and I hear there will be a double attack with the flu.

• 当分は
• 2020/05/11 (Mon) 10:41
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Yes, I agree. I don't want to fly until a special medicine and vaccine are developed. Even if it is just a long flight and jet lag, you are exhausted and your immune system is compromised, and the low humidity and temperature in the plane increases the risk of infection.
In addition, the restrooms are small and shared, and if even one person is infected, you are out.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/11 (Mon) 12:30
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#1710 Hot Order,

＞ Before I knew it, the new model passed me in the hot order

I've known for over a month. But that one is transient, this one is semi-permanent. It will overtake it sooner or later. Whether my life will last until then is another matter.

＞ Less than 300 to go until I join the world of baseball, good luck

What was "joining the world of baseball" again? Oh no, I think I'm finally starting to blur.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/11 (Mon) 13:01
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4K a-Ride&Walk around in Tokyo Asakusa (PM) Tokyo Asakusa (夕方) Ride&Alc"

https://youtu.be/zys48zmpeiQ

You all already know this.
But watching this YouTube, Tokyo Asakusa is so deserted in front of Kaminarimon, that you will be surprised to see how empty it is.
Last July, I stayed at a hostel near here and walked from Kaminarimon to Sensoji Temple （ which we downtowners call "Kannon-sama" ） through Nakamise, as I do every year. It was probably the peak of the season, but it was so crowded that it was difficult to walk without bumping into each other. Also, in the past year or two, I have often heard familiar Tagalog and Vietnamese words mixed in with Chinese.

However, with this viral pandemic, I still can't believe how lonely it is. I still cannot believe it. Has there ever been a Nakamise so empty since the Edo period? I can feel the horror of the corona.

"Onoda-san", the leading YouTube personality in the air travel industry, can't make any travel material at all, so he is trying to get by by posting his travel material on YouTube by doing Uber Eats in Japan. In this video, at 10:52/47:44, you can see a person pedaling a bicycle carrying a container of Uber Eats. In Japan, it seems that most people deliver MacDonald's and Gyudon (beef bowl) by bicycle. I don't think I could do that here in LA.

https://youtu.be/jVPdcW0rh_k

• ウーバーイーツ
• 2020/05/11 (Mon) 13:17
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Baikinman,
There are many bicycle Uber Eats in LA as well, in the building district office area.
I see them in Long Beach too.
Road bikes are faster than cars everywhere in the building district.

• QP
• 2020/05/11 (Mon) 15:10
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Requirements to join the great ball club.　　2000 hits.　2000 would be a hint.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/12 (Tue) 08:55
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＞ Even in LA, there are many bicycle Uber Eats in the building district office area

I see. I've only seen the "well" where I live
so I figured that there is no business in this area with bike rides.

I have lived in the SF Valley for 50 years.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/12 (Tue) 08:59
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＞ 2000 hits

I was never that interested in baseball in Japan to begin with, so
the 2000 number was nothing to me.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/05/12 (Tue) 09:12
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There was a news report from
Japan about an Uber Eats delivery man driving on a Japanese highway.

It's so newsworthy that Uber Eats delivery people
will have their delivery jobs cancelled by Uber.

It would be hard to make a little income in these tough times
if they canceled.

• 倍金萬
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#1714 Satogaeri,

I have that concern. As we don't know when the embargo will be lifted, the airlines may be giving arbitrary numbers for the ticket price. We may have to "sit tight" and wait.

• 倍金萬
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#1715 According to my research,

＞ I don't want to go back until next summer

I initially thought I could go around this September, but
oh no, I realized that this is impossible.

＞ This winter, the new type of pneumonia is back and there will be a double attack with the flu

I hope not.

• ウーバーイーツ
• 2020/05/12 (Tue) 09:21
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It's true that bicycle delivery is inconvenient when the area is as wide as Valley.

Mr. Onda is making a lot of money from YouTube and Affiliate, so there is zero sense of desperation.
He is pedaling his mama bicycle and making deliveries.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/12 (Tue) 09:30
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#1716 Mr. Hollimon,

#1717 Mr. For the time being,

Sorry for the long windedness.

Anyway, I can't predict or fantasize at all as of now. I have no idea when it will stop. The plane is completely "dense" inside, so I am afraid first. I am hopeful that I will be able to go to Japan next May, but for the rest of the year, I will have to "see" how things go.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/05/12 (Tue) 19:13
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There was a news story about an Uber delivery man in Japan who was riding his bicycle on the highway.
Since bicycles are not allowed to ride on highways,
Uber is canceling the deliveryman's job as a violation.

He was trying to earn a little income in these hard times, but
I can't help but feel sorry for him.

• やっぱり
• 2020/05/12 (Tue) 20:54
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Is it still difficult to return to Japan in July?

• ウイルスには好環境
• 2020/05/13 (Wed) 08:30
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Even just a long flight, exhausted from jet lag, and a weakened immune system,
dry cabin air, sharing a small toilet,
even one infected person in the cabin could easily infect you.

• 飛行機
• 2020/05/13 (Wed) 08:34
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Some people say that airplanes are safe and all that, but I don't usually catch colds, etc., but I often get sick on airplanes. I hear that the ventilation fans recycle the air in the cabin, so I won't be flying for a while.

• 倍金萬
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• 2020/05/13 (Wed) 09:35
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#1714 Satogaeri,

＞ I want to return in December, but I don't know if I can return and tickets are not dropping

I was curious about LAX - HND \cHND} 12/01/20 - 12/10/20 and checked Delta, ANA and JAL. I checked Delta, ANA, and JAL and found it to be around $650. I think this is much cheaper than usual winter. However, if this pandemic is over soon, the price may change and become around $750. I am sure we will see a seasonal market from the end of the year to the beginning of the New Year.

Sorry, I haven't checked if you are going directly to KIX.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/14 (Thu) 09:19
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#I also learned about it from a series of articles by aviation youtuber

Onada-san, who did Uber Eats. I know how he felt when he rode his bike into the highway, but it's still a bummer.

I know that he was a bit surprised to see the "DashCam" on the social networking sites.
#1736 I knew it,

it's about 2 months from now. Even if the law or ordinance makes it OK, as #1737 and #1738 say, I'm too scared to fly. I know the tickets are cheap and the airports will be rattled, but that's not the point. I am a US citizen and it is still unclear if the Japanese government will allow foreigners to enter the country. I also personally think that Japan should still refrain from unnecessary trips out of the country even if the economy is down.

• 大変だ
• 2020/05/14 (Thu) 10:15
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Even for a Japanese person returning to the U.S., it takes 3 hours for immigration inspection. 7 hours for PCR inspection.
You have to wait a few more hours for the test results. If it is positive, of course you cannot enter the country.
Even if you test negative, you cannot use public transportation and cannot go out in the city.
For those who have trouble returning to the U.S., there is a package plan for 14 nights and 15 days ・ with pick up and drop off.
So even if you go back home for 2 weeks, you end up staying for a month, which means double the expense.

• 平和だな。。
• 2020/05/14 (Thu) 10:38
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Domestic flights were in the news just the other day for being full.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/05/14 (Thu) 10:39
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The U.S. Department of Defense seems to have released "unidentified flying object footage"
The original unidentified flying object （ If it's a saucer ） there is no one better than this man.
Now it has become a UFO occult legend.

A short drive south on Hwy 5 to Oceanside to Hwy 76 on the way to Palomar Observatory
Oak Knoll Campground.

This was then called Palomar Gardens
This is where the famous Adamski disk with three domes on the bottom
was taken.
Later similar disks were photographed.
In 1950's, no moon probes had flown yet and George ・ Adamski had even published "I met an alien" and "Saucer Boarding Book"
Photos from moon probes have revealed the condition of the back side of the moon.

George ・ Adamski's followers （ ？ ） were in a group of
Alice ・ Wells' "Alice's Restaurant" was also
apparently in Palomar Gardens
Now only a small sign in the administrative office gives a taste of those days.

• 😑
• 2020/05/14 (Thu) 11:37
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↑ It's just a long jumbled mess, not coherent at all and unclear what it's trying to say. There are not so many bad sentences as this one.

• 時代は変わる
• 2020/05/14 (Thu) 12:14
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Delta is retiring Triple Seven at the end of this year.
I rode a lot, so I'm kind of sad.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/14 (Thu) 16:49
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#1741 Oh my God,

＞ Even if you are Japanese, if you return to the US
＞ positive, of course you cannot enter

What happens if you cannot enter at the Japanese airport? Will they force you to send back to the airport of departure? If it is at your own expense, it would be a trampling situation.


#1742 Peaceful. Mr.

Is this what you mean?

https://youtu.be/LGBj-2yhISc


#1743 Showa-no-Otchan-san,

Palomar Observatory has been famous in Japan for a long time, but I never knew where it was until now. I looked for it on Google Maps and found it is surprisingly close by. A few years ago, I visited a hot spring in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, but there was a road to the observatory on the way.

As for the flying saucers, they are emotionally quite romantic, but I can't help but think that they are fakes: people who have seen UFOs, people who have photographed them, people who have been taken for a ride into space, all are fakes. All of these people have seen and photographed them in otherwise unpopular places. Simply put, UFOs should be scientifically allowed to fly anywhere in the world. In the countryside or in the city.

It would never fly into the sky where everyone can see it. In the video taken in the city, everything is just a glowing dot. Even if you say that those glowing dots fly in a way that normal airplanes and rockets can't, just glowing dots don't prove it's a flying object.

And so on and so forth, I too would like to see a UFO, capture it on film, have it take me for a ride, I have a desire, but I will keep that desire to myself.


I heard that the Air Force ThunderBirds will fly in formation over LA tomorrow afternoon around 1pm. I have a video camera on a tripod.

https://abc7.com/thunderbirds-blue-angels-socal-la/6175428/

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/05/14 (Thu) 17:58
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George ・ Adamski's "The Saucer Boarding Book" describes the inside of a saucer
but describes a flat-screen TV monitor and a control panel in front of the monitor
that would have been unthinkable in the 1950s.

• US Navy
• 2020/05/14 (Thu) 18:22
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You officially acknowledged and released videos of unidentified objects taken by the U.S. Navy in 2004 and 2015.
The unidentified object was flying at speeds that humans could not make up and the fighter pilots were amazed.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/05/15 (Fri) 08:33
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Venusian saucer crews are often shy, so
they never fly into the sky where everyone can see them, and
they fly disguised as flying objects with glowing dots so that no one can tell they are flying objects.

The first time it appeared to a large crowd of people was
in the small town of Fatima, Portugal,
where it seemed to appear in the form of Mary
in a crowd of about 70,000 people, changing shape and making the sun seem to spin like crazy.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/15 (Fri) 11:34
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#1745 Times change, Mr.

I learned about this from the following youtube, which I watch all the time.

https://youtu.be/hXiX3DKxtF4

Well, it seems that every airline and aircraft manufacturer has to cut a fraction of their weight to survive this corona pandemic. Delta and AA are both cutting hundreds of pilots. What about JAL and ANA in Japan? Unlike the U.S., they can't simply fire their pilots without a whimper, so I wonder what they will do.


#1747's Showa-otchan

The thin monitor was depicted in "Saucer Boarding Chronicles", wasn't it? But that might be a fancy idea, but the flying "saucer" itself is not in practical use even today, and even based on current science, it's not something that can fly. And even if a small device that cancels gravity were developed, that flying object wouldn't have to be round and spinning.


#1748 US Navy,

"The fighter pilots were surprised", two JAL pilots once testified that they were followed by a mysterious flying object, but both were subsequently fired. Even pilots can be mistaken, can't they?


#1749 user,

https://www.facebook.com/pg/AFThunderbirds/posts/
https://twitter.com/AFThunderbirds/status/1261019612491116544

Also written here. It certainly does not seem to come over the San Fernendo Valley. So I guess Simi Valley is easier to get to from my house. However, I think Simi is just flying away in formation, as it seems to be on its way back after having done everything else in the area. Still, it would be picturesque if it flew at low altitude.

• US Navy
• 2020/05/15 (Fri) 12:30
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US Navy fighter pilots are elite and centurally trained.

They were locked on to the fighters' radar and clearly recorded by their sophisticated cameras.
It was not a pilot's mistake, it was recorded and later analyzed by the Navy, but the speed and flight path were not earth-shattering.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdJLaqNEFMM

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/05/15 (Fri) 20:14
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If you are driving through the Simi Valley and you feel an unusual buzz,
head in the direction of the buzz and you may see a saucer from Venus calling out to you.

If you are lucky, you will meet a saucer from Venus and it will give you a ride to the moon, and if you publish a picture of the Venusian saucer and Venus on Youtube, it will be viewed a billion times and you will become a youtuber.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/16 (Sat) 08:50
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#1752 US Navy,

I have a long history with the US Navy, and when I was a student, I was a member of a skydiving club that was formed by naval airmen from the Atsugi （ or should I say ） navy in Atsugi, Japan, as a hobby. We also went to an open house at Atsugi Air Base.

Also, after coming to LA, Segale went to the US Army because he had been to Naval CBC Port Hueneme several times for the Blue Angels show, but he has always been concerned about the US Navy.

Back to the UFO, is that YouTube video really from the US Navy? To me it looks like someone made it look like that. If you have an official site that proves that the video came from the US Navy, or was leaked, please let me know.

• US Navy
• 2020/05/16 (Sat) 09:03
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Eh ？
You live in the US and didn't see this news ？
It was reported by media everywhere.

This is an official announcement from the Pentagon US Department of Defense.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/05/13/politics/navy-ufo-incident-reports/index.html

• いつまでもぐずる老害
• 2020/05/16 (Sat) 09:04
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And I don't need your sloppy background. If you didn't see it in the press, you didn't know about it.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/16 (Sat) 09:49
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#1753 Showa era father

Yes, I like UFOs too because I can fantasize about them.
As for UFOs and aliens, there have been TV dramas about them in Japan since the days of black-and-white TV,
and I used to watch them obsessively.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/16 (Sat) 10:35
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#1755 US Navy,

Thanks for the CNN news.

It's CNN, so it's not very reliable, and Trump

"Do I believe it? Not particular".


Thus, even if the initial source is solid,
the reliability is generally perceived as not so good.

Wasn't the source of Kim Jong-un's serious illness also CNN?


Anyway, let's keep talking about UFOs with passion.
I too am enjoying the endless expansion of my fantasies.

• US Navy
• 2020/05/16 (Sat) 11:06
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I still say ？ ？ lol

it's not just CNN.
Even the New York Times.
I mean, every media outlet was reporting it...
It was reported credibly and widely because the first source was the Pentagon and the US Navy.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/14/us/politics/navy-ufo-reports.html

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/16 (Sat) 11:47
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#1754 with a few errors.

＞ I have been to Naval CBC Port Hueneme several times for Blue Angels shows

The exact place where the Blue Angels did their flight show was not Naval CBC Port Hueneme. Point Mugu Naval Air Station. The runway is facing the sea to facilitate takeoff and landing training on aircraft carriers.

When I used to go to the Blue Angels airshows, the name of the place was Port Hueneme （ Port Wainiemi ）, but now it is Point Mugu. Also, the katakana on the Google map is called "Port ・ Hueneme" which is a strange name. The correct name is Port Hueneme (/waɪˈniːmi/ wy-NEEM-ee) as shown in Wiki.

Since my computer is an English version of Windows 10 converted to Japanese, the text display on Google Maps is also difficult to understand the correct way to call streets, especially when the street names are only in katakana and I have never heard them by ear. For example, Sepulveda Blvd. which you all know should be "Sepulveda ・ Boulevard" even if you forcefully translate it into katakana from the sound "Sepulveda ・ Boulevard.

Especially Spanish road names have terrible katakana.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/16 (Sat) 11:54
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＞ It's not just CNN

I was skeptical when I first saw the CNN URL.

• ピーコ
• 2020/05/16 (Sat) 12:31
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Port Wynnimie is the name of the port on the ocean side
It has always been famous for the port where Mazda cars enter the US
The bars near the port used to thrive with guys looking for spring
Poimagoo is famous for the naval base, especially the air force
I went to see the airshow
I grew up in Ventura County too. I grew up there, so I miss it.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/05/17 (Sun) 09:28
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In the late 1950s and 1960s, George ・ Adamski was famous, but
in the 1970s, Billy ・ Meyer became known around the world for his many photographs and videos.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47evAZwxkt8

He heard from aliens that
aliens look like white people because the race on earth was exiled to
earth over 20 million years ago and descended from aliens who went wild, apparently.

He also says that nuclear power generation is beyond the control of current human science on Earth, and that there is always a high risk of huge accidents from unforeseeable causes.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/17 (Sun) 10:02
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#1762 Pico,

＞ It has long been famous as a port for Mazda cars entering the U.S.

I didn't know Port Wainiemi had a connection with Japan until now. We were driving from S.F. Valley to 118 → 23 → 101, but we were getting off 101 relying on the name of our destination Port Hueneme until Point Mugu Naval Air Station. I always wondered which exit was the right one.

Depending on which exit I took, I would pass by Camarillo Airport, where there are many classic small propeller planes to enjoy.

• 人間は自ら滅びる
• 2020/05/17 (Sun) 10:19
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#1763

I'm also afraid that the world's oceans are crawling with nuclear-powered aircraft carriers and submarines.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/17 (Sun) 10:41
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Ototsan

Following UFOs, we have endless fantasies and dreams about aliens. But why do aliens have two eyes, two hands and two feet like earthlings? I think it is because we humans think and they look like that, so even if they are visible to us, they don't have to look like us at all, they could be anything from coronavirus to beefsteak with only brains.

I would also like to expand the imagination to a computer like the one in the 1068 movie "2001: A Space Odyssey", which is just an electronic circuit that has a will of its own. If this willful computer takes over the presidential suite in the White House, the Boeing and Toyota plants, the UCLA Medical Center, and even the nuclear power plant, the earth will be in great trouble.

All earthlings will be slaves to this computer. Oh, it's scarier than the current pandemic. Ikenne, you are finally going out of your mind with the blur.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/17 (Sun) 11:14
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I remember it was P.G. Smith who drew an alien who looked like an octopus.

That too was completely based on human beings, and as time progressed, the tools operated by human beings became more and more convenient, so that they no longer put effort into moving their limbs, and the limbs degenerated, while only the brain was used more and more intensively, and the head became larger, and the limbs changed to support it only, and eventually Eventually, the human of the future will look like an octopus.

This has been happening for hundreds of millions of years on other stars in the universe, and they are attacking the earth with spaceships. It was something like that, wasn't it?

• ピーコ
• 2020/05/17 (Sun) 14:00
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I learned why Camarillo airport has very long runway, it was a base for B-29s during the war.
There are runways everywhere in California.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/05/18 (Mon) 08:46
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I'm traveling alone, and I drive at my leisure.
I got in his car and continued driving through the Mojave Desert.

east on 10 to 62 north just before Palm Springs
past Joshua Tree National Park to 177 south
to Desert Center and west on 10 toward Los Angeles
Chiriaco There is a museum in Summit.

This is the area where
General Patton trained his tank corps to fight the "Desert Fox" Rommel tanks on the African front in WWII, and the General Patton Memorial Museum is located here.

General Patton was born in California ・ San Gabriel.
Sometimes you don't want to be cooped up at home, take a drive
It doesn't bother anyone, but it is closed temporarily due to Corona.

• 不思議
• 2020/05/18 (Mon) 09:02
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JFK was erased when he tried to publicize the existence of UFOs and aliens.
There was a story that ？
if you get a leak at the right time of a pandemic panic,
there won't be an alien panic, so
they probably wanted to time it right.
Technology has advanced so much in recent years
that things like alien teachings
may be controversial
but they're fun for those who like them
and the fantasy stories are becoming more realistic.

• keiresume
• 2020/05/18 (Mon) 09:05
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Double Kin Man
thanks for your help.
I want to go to Japan now,
how is the airport situation when I enter ？
I can't arrange a car from the airport, so I was going to rent a car
but AAA is closed
I can't get an international license. By the way, it is Haneda.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/18 (Mon) 10:22
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#1771 keiresume,


＞ I want to go to Japan now

I would not recommend going to Japan under these circumstances, but as a test, I found that even now ANA has one flight between LAX and NRT. I checked 05/26 - 06/02 and got the following result.

05/26 - 06/2

LAX - NRT (Narita)

NH005/NH006

$ 733

It seems there is only this one flight and only to Narita airport. Narita Airport only. As you probably know from the news, the airport is completely deserted, but there are various inspections at the time of entry, and it takes at least 3 hours to pass through the inspection. I don't know if car rental agencies are open or not. If anyone has any reliable information in this area, please write to me.

Of course, as you probably know, only Japanese citizens with Japanese passports are allowed to enter Japan. Also, if you can return to your home etc. without using public transportation, then you can do the 2-week Quarantine at home, right?

If you can't get an international driver's license, you can't rent a car. Does anyone have a family member or friend who can come to the airport to pick you up?

• tokio
• 2020/05/19 (Tue) 07:27
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#1771 keiresume,
I live in Japan. I don't want people from any country to come in now.
I wouldn't think of going to the US for another 3 years. I want to take a relaxing trip to LA when everyone has forgotten about Corona.

• keiresume
• 2020/05/19 (Tue) 08:13
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Double Kim Man,
3 hours upon entry is a bit of a bad idea.
Transportation from the airport to the place of stay is the biggest problem.
I can't ask for a pickup, so I will have to be patient
for a while longer. Double Kin Man's information is always helpful.
Thank you very much.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/20 (Wed) 10:30
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＞ Three hours upon entry is a bit bad

That situation was in the news when there was a rush of Japanese back home when foreigners were banned, and it may have calmed down considerably now. I am sorry for saying something that might scare you. The number of international flights has been drastically reduced, and most of the Japanese who have been traveling abroad must have already returned home, so I can imagine that the health checkpoints at the time of entry to Japan have also been settled. There were many people waiting in line for a long time, so "3 hours" may not be possible anymore. The media also reports only extreme news, so we who see it also take it as everything.

I googled "Narita Airport car rental companies" and found "Car rental reservation around Narita Airport ・ plan comparison" by Jalan. If you enter the date and destination of your rental on this site, you will get a detailed answer. It may be helpful.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/20 (Wed) 11:16
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＞ AAA is closed and I can't get an international license

I just called my local AAA and the answer is that they are open from this coming week (5/18/2020).

I think I can get an international license.

• ぼけ
• 2020/05/20 (Wed) 13:20
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So, you know,
whether you test negative or positive, you're quarantined for 2 weeks, they say on the news
even if you test negative at the airport, you can't take a cab or rent a car
your family will pick you up at home or you'll be in a government-designated hotel for 2 weeks, no exceptions
you'll be in quarantine. No exceptions.

• ハイヤー
• 2020/05/20 (Wed) 13:33
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I see that there are several companies that operate flat-rate car hire services from Narita Airport.

• ぷっぷっぷっ
• 2020/05/20 (Wed) 13:34
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Oh, it's Moco.

• 日本行
• 2020/05/20 (Wed) 13:46
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I saw an ad in Vivinavi for a package ・ plan for airport pickup and 2-week stay for negative applicants.

• keiresume
• 2020/05/20 (Wed) 17:53
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Double Kim Man,
If AAA is open, I'll get an international driver's license for now. Mr. Nihonko, I saw it too. But it was limited to Tokyo.
While I was thinking of making an inquiry, my AD went somewhere
else.
Thank you both.

• midori
• 2020/05/20 (Wed) 21:27
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keiresume


This must be it, I saw it the other day. It's a Japanese company called ASSIST14.

https://www.assist14.com/blank

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/22 (Fri) 08:46
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Narita Airport] Delta Announces Retirement of All Boeing 777s by the End of 2020 ！ Checking out the future of the triple I'm interested in, from an operational standpoint at Narita"

https://youtu.be/AKGRY1qkm40

Already blancolirio mentioned in his youtube that "Delta is retiring all B777s", but Zari-G, who has been taking pictures of airplanes at Narita Airport, has already mentioned B777s as the title above.

I have recently flown ANA's B777-300ER a few times. However, Delta is replacing the B777 with the newest Airbus A350, which is more fuel efficient and comfortable to fly, and they are adding more flights to Haneda and eliminating all flights to Narita.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/25 (Mon) 08:53
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Getting to the bottom of Japan Airlines Flight 123 ② [Mysterious photo taken from inside the plane]

https://youtu.be/dwPgZAgyU2Q

Another meaningful youtube, even though there is no way to investigate anything with just a black dot.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/05/25 (Mon) 19:54
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The Cat House 3718 60th Street West Rosamond, CA 93560
http://cathouse-fcc.org

From Los Angeles, drive north on 5, north again on 14, past LANCASTER. Drive west on ROSAMOND BLVD, then north on 60TH STREET to a small zoo.

The zoo has some cats and some large cats.

There are a total of 70 cats of all sizes, but many endangered species are housed here, from tigers and jaguars to leopards.

The recent coronavirus （ COVID-19 ） and the Governor's order forced the closure, which resulted in the loss of a large portion of EFBC's revenue. Monetary donations are urgently needed to offset this lost revenue. No government assistance has been provided to help cats large and small.

The government has given us some money to help and we have donated a little.

I once patted the head of a small tiger in "Tiger Park" in Pattaya, Thailand.
I remember it was hot and sleepy, and it was growling at me, saying "Enough!

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/26 (Tue) 10:52
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It doesn't sound like a gossip, but if it's true, I'll be the first to benefit from it. Half price is a big deal. However, the title has the word "might" in it.

*** Japan might pay for half of your next trip to jumpstart tourism ***

https://matadornetwork.com/read/japan-tourism-post-covid-19/?fbclid=IwAR1tYdqGcRlNCwHS2M8mTCJHCb9L8m36kk3JepzTpoCCKMR3VXDFcwa_ZCE

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/05/26 (Tue) 18:34
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I donated online at the website.
http://cathouse-fcc.orgから入って
You can easily donate by asking them to enter DONATE in yellow with black letters at the top.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/28 (Thu) 08:39
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From You Tube again,

*** [Narita Airport Now] Narita Airport on May 23, 2020. Terminal 1 ・ Terminal 2 together. ***

https://youtu.be/LPGoggRLaOY

I wonder if the day will come when Corona is completely gone and Narita Airport will be as crowded as before.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/29 (Fri) 09:59
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Anyway, I couldn't fly, so I scoured YouTube again to get some stories.

This is the kind of topic that seems to be made by a very hater YouTube. I don't know how much of it is true. But Asiana Airlines seems to be in a bad position right now, in the middle of this pandemic that is causing world famous airlines to go bankrupt.

*** Korean Airline Industry ： Asiana Airlines' bad luck continues, A380 not flown, Hyundai's takeover postponed indefinitely ***

https://youtu.be/EMBGs_i_VLk

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/30 (Sat) 09:08
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If you are a constant reader of Yahoo News, you may have noticed the following news item.

*** 10 confirmed infected in airport quarantine, arrived at Haneda and Narita yesterday ***

https://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/videonews/fnn?a=20200529-00147274-fnn-soci



As usual, it seems that many people are returning to Japan infected with the new type of corona. This will make it even more difficult for foreign nationals like us to travel to Japan.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/05/31 (Sun) 09:22
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I saw this headline when I looked at the Internet Asahi.

*** Negotiations on easing entry with 4 countries, international traffic to resume before summer ***

https://www.asahi.com/articles/ASN507R6VN50UTFK008.html?iref=comtop_8_06


For now, only business people in Thailand, Vietnam, Australia, and New Zealand who meet certain conditions, such as a negative PCR test in their home country, are eligible. Either way, I can see a slight easing of entry restrictions. Well, I am not going to Japan until next spring.

• mama31
• 2020/06/01 (Mon) 14:17
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You can book hotels and flights cheaply on this site.

https://bit.ly/3cjw6jf

It is still new and not well known, but you can get a good deal.

The service is very similar to Costco.
Only members can make reservations.
They make a profit from the membership fee, so the prices of hotels and other services seem to be cheaper than other companies.

By the way, the URL above is a free trial registration, so you can view the site for free without becoming a member.

You may not be able to travel now because of Corona, but if you are planning to travel in the future, please take a look.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/06/01 (Mon) 22:34
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HDC Hyundai Industrial Development ≪(HDC ≪(HDC ≪(HDC ≪(HDC ≪(HDC ≪(HDC)))), which had come forward to acquire Asiana Airlines,
is expected to abandon the acquisition.

According to Professor Hwang ・ Yeon-sik Hwang of Sejong University's College of Business Administration,
if you analyze the airline industry in various countries, one major airline and two ～ three LCCs are enough in Korea.

If HDC abandons its acquisition of Asiana Airlines, the industry will be restructured with a single Korean Air.
We believe that.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/06/02 (Tue) 10:21
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mama31,

Thank you for introducing us to the cheapest sites for airline tickets ・ and lodging.

I am not sure how cheap it will be until this new Corona is completely settled, but I am looking forward to comparing it with JIFU Travel, since Expedia, Trivago, etc. already offer airline tickets ・ and lodging packages that are quite cheap.

However, often such cheap packages do not have direct flights, and in some cases, the flights are routed through some crazy places. Therefore, you need to verify the flight route and other details with the cheapest price you are offered. An elderly couple from Australia who used to share a cheap hostel in Asakusa, Tokyo, walked on the Rainbow Bridge with their feet during a tour of Tokyo, and the husband hurt his knee.

They were going back tomorrow, but it was not a direct flight, but via China, so it would take a lot of extra time including the connection time, and they were lamenting that it was painful, painful.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/06/02 (Tue) 10:27
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Showa Otto,

＞ Hyundai Industrial Development Company (HDC ) will abandon the acquisition

Such information is circulating, isn't it? Asiana Airlines had been close to Korean Air until recently, flying several Airbus double-decker A380s, but it seems that Asiana was on fire even before the Corona fiasco. Given the economic situation in Korea, was there any momentum for JAL and ANA to compete with each other?

• 倍金萬
• 2020/06/03 (Wed) 09:12
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Japanese nationals now have to take a PCR test at the airport when they return to Japan, and this person gave a little old story on You Tube on April 21. He says his return date is April 9. He talks about what happened after he arrived at Narita Airport.

https://youtu.be/y9cqjzJ23BE

I guess there were many flights and the airport was crowded when this person returned. I also heard that you can get the test results at the airport and if they are negative, you can rent a car and go back home. If the destination is home or a private residence, a rental car driven by an individual is not public transportation and can be used. However, we were also informed that a person who is supposed to be an escort must come to the airport to pick you up for identification purposes and to confirm the address of your home ・ or private residence.

Also, you will not be able to go anywhere for 2 weeks after returning to your private home. During this time, the Corona task force will be calling to check on the situation.

This next person arrived around May 10 and said similar things.

https://youtu.be/0v14ZB6k2IM

• 倍金萬
• 2020/06/04 (Thu) 09:39
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In addition, there is the story of a foreign student woman who returned to Haneda on April 4.

*** Emergency return due to new type of corona ！ Current airport situation ！ Quarantine ？ Isolation ？ （ English subtitles ） ***

https://youtu.be/txOZrjazNxs

This person is from Kagawa prefecture and his father drove all the way from Kagawa to pick him up. It's nice, students, their parents take care of everything. But if I were that age and my lovely daughter was in need, I might help her.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/06/05 (Fri) 08:54
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I can't go to Japan at the moment, but just to test things out, I looked up LAX - NRT flights for June 8 departure ・ 12 days return. ANA NH005 - NH006, which still has only one flight, cost $732.95.

Nowadays there are extremely few flights between LAX and TYO, but only Japanese nationals are allowed to fly, so even this flight would probably have a few dozen passengers.



According to a recent visitor from Japan, the number of passengers on the above NH006 flight with 264 seats was less than 20. All the seats are already in a long and narrow bed. Even so, there were more than 6 FAs on the flight.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/06/06 (Sat) 09:00
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#1786 I heard that the Japanese government would provide half of the travel expenses to support the tourism industry in Japan, and so I took the liberty of imagining that they would also provide half of the travel expenses for foreign visitors.

Upon closer inspection, the story is completely different.

*** [Original] Government supports tourism industry … Aiming at recovery after the end of the infection, including half-price subsidies for domestic travel ***

https://www.yomiuri.co.jp/economy/20200404-OYT1T50129/

The budget is more than 1 trillion yen, but the assistance is only for domestic travel in Japan and mainly for lodging and other domestic tourism expenses. In my case, I have no expenses since I just walk around Shikoku on my own feet. The cost of one night's lodging at a minshuku or other pilgrim lodging is 7,500 yen at the most. We do not stay at hotels or inns that charge 20,000 yen ～ or 30,000 yen per night for two meals at tourist spots.

I am disappointed.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/06/06 (Sat) 20:29
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All seats are in an elongated bed. I remember in.
When I used to fly back to Osaka （ via Narita ） in high season in July every year
I always used N Airlines Jumbo
but there were many empty seats in 3-4-3 and it was easy to get to Narita. It was easy to get to Narita.
I remember that the flight to Osaka was quite crowded
with passengers from Asia coming on board for the connection from Narita.

Less flights to Japan, 3 people in a 3-seat row for 10+ hours is tiring.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/06/07 (Sun) 09:40
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Anyway, I don't know about the winter months, but LAX-TYO flights are always crowded these days.

I was also on a Delta HND-LAX flight 6 or 7 years ago when it was quite empty,
less than 30% of the economy seats were occupied, and as soon as the seatbelt sign went off,
I took the liberty of occupying 4 seats and lying down.

Recently, I am wondering how many more years I can travel to Japan with my legs and head in good health,
so I decided to pay $4,000 for a business class seat,
where I can sleep on a full-flat bed.
I'll just pay the $4,000 and fly business class with a full-flat bed.

On the other hand, my "cheapskate guts" got in the way and I thought it would be a great challenge
to stay in a narrow seat for about
40 hours (0.0046 hours) round trip out of 365 days x 24 hours = 8,760 hours per year.

• アメリカンのように綺麗さっぱりつかう
• 2020/06/07 (Sun) 09:57
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No matter how much you save, you can't take money to the grave.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/06/07 (Sun) 10:45
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#I started to think that maybe I should try business class where I can sleep full flat.
I no longer want to go and my passport is still expired
Now I feel like I've traveled exclusively on local location dramas and youtube.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/06/07 (Sun) 19:25
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At this time, $4,000 is an allowance for your lovely children and grandchildren.
If you give an allowance, your lovely children and grandchildren will
miss you and say "Grandpa, Grandpa, Grandpa.

• あーあ
• 2020/06/07 (Sun) 20:18
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Otouta, you are too shallow. Whether your lovely children and grandchildren miss you or not has nothing to do with whether you give them allowance or not. Don't write from your imagination just because you are alone and have no children or grandchildren. You expose your shallowness and poverty of mind.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/06/08 (Mon) 08:51
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Whether or not my grandchildren miss me has nothing to do with whether or not I give them an allowance.
That's not going to happen.
Grandpa ・ Grandpa let's go for a walk in the park
Grandpa ・ Grandpa I'm tired from walking, I'm thirsty
Grandpa ・ There's a water fountain there, have a drink
Grandpa ・ I don't want water, buy ice cream
Grandpa ・ You're tired, you want something sweet.
Grandpa ・ I love you because you are so kind, Grandpa
Dad, Mom, you always say no

Grandpa ・ Grandkids are so cute!

• 倍金萬
• 2020/06/08 (Mon) 10:25
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＞ At this time, $4,000 is an allowance for your lovely children and grandchildren.

Those who have never had children or grandchildren may not understand, but children here do not know how to spend their allowance until they are in junior high school. Since they cannot drive, they walk to candy stores, etc. in Japan, but in our valley in the countryside, there are no stores within a safe walking distance for children. Therefore, we give them cash allowance, but we just tell them to put it in their usual box. Parents buy snacks, soda, etc. to eat at home, and they are in control of that.

Still, I want to leave something for my grandchildren, so I have created a savings account similar to Annuity. When they are old enough for college entrance exams, they will need a car, and the enrollment fee, if you will call it that, will be ridiculous, and if they enter a college far away, they will have to pay for boarding and lodging.

Every member of the family needs a car in this land. I taught both of my sons to drive from the age of 15 1/2 and went to take a driving test on their 16th birthday or a few days later. Their parents will take care of the grandchildren in that area.


Therefore, next time I go to Japan, I will, as usual, look around for a sale price during a sale, or I will jump out of the water and buy a full-flat seat business class...

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/06/08 (Mon) 19:58
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The scratches on the pillar are from the previous year's
May 5th, a height comparison
Chimaki tabe tabe Grandpa
measured my height

Grandpa
Nintendo Switch, everyone has one, I want one.
Don't tell my dad and mom.

Even though my grandchildren are grown up,
they're so cute
that it wouldn't hurt to put them in my eyes

• ？
• 2020/06/09 (Tue) 09:42
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＞ Anyway, I don't know about the winter season, but recently LAX-TYO flights are always crowded.

Eh ？ where is this information ？?

• 倍金萬
• 2020/06/10 (Wed) 11:01
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↑

In #1802, we were talking about the situation on the verge of this new Corona fiasco,
and we apologize deeply
for any misunderstanding regarding the fact that this was not clearly stated.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/06/10 (Wed) 11:13
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The letter from Japan departing March 28 arrived yesterday.

I had heard about it, but I didn't know it would be so late.
According to the Japan Post website, most of the letters were released on June 4.
Will the letters arrive on the normal date from now on?

• びっくりこ
• 2020/06/10 (Wed) 13:52
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A postcard postmarked 3/30 Saitama arrived
on 6/6.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/06/10 (Wed) 18:38
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The pilgrimage that vanished on the pilgrimage

Supporting the weight of life with a single walking stick
The mountain path must be hard on an old body
No matter how many times life has cheated me, I have held still

The red lotus flower between the mountains, staining my thirsty heart
The pilgrimage of a lost soul
the reincarnation of a fallen pilgrim

• こせきゆうぞー
• 2020/06/10 (Wed) 19:03
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♬ ♪ ♫ ♪ ♩ ♪ ~

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/06/10 (Wed) 19:42
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Pilgrimage Nagai Ryuun

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7R5z82HYFRA

• ひきこもり
• 2020/06/10 (Wed) 23:44
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I used to see people going on pilgrimages （ in the old days ）
risking their lives
🙏
the red seals at each temple are wonderful
my parents received one and my brother and his family have it as an heirloom
if I could visit there as a couple, my life I have no regrets.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/06/11 (Thu) 19:55
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I don't remember which channel it was before, but
I downloaded all 48 of Kiyoshi Atsumi's "Otoko wa Tsuraiyo"
and saved them on my USB drive.
After a long time, I heard
a melody I had heard before, played in the 37th film "Otoko wa Tsuraiyo ・ Blue Bird of Happiness".
I didn't notice it was arranged in a very short frame.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/06/12 (Fri) 09:34
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My Nokyo-cho now has two red seals on page 88 and three seals on page 23.

In addition, since my last visit, I have decided to visit the 20 sacred sites of Shikoku and the 36 sacred sites of Shikoku if they are on my walking route, so another sutra book has also increased. Therefore, since I go to Japan once a year for 20 days at most, it has become difficult for me to complete the third tour with a body that can walk. Well, I intend to make my body healthy enough to walk no matter how old I get. When I started the pilgrimage 10 years ago, I heard that the pages of the sutra books of those who had completed the pilgrimage more than 100 times were so red that you could not make out the letters of the seals. However, I realized that it would take years to make the rounds by car, and it would be impossible to do so on foot. Besides, it takes an average of 45 days for a round trip on foot, and the cost of food and lodging per day is enough to destroy a person's spirit.

https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%83%95%E3%82%A1%E3%82%A4%E3%83%AB:Noukyoutyo.jpg

• 倍金萬
• 2020/06/12 (Fri) 10:50
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#1818 Showa no Otoutchan

＞ Kiyoshi Atsumi "Otoko wa Tsuraiyo" I downloaded all 48 movies
＞ and saved them on my USB drive.

That act itself is a 'medal' thing.

I also like the Tora-san series, but lately I just peek at them from the side while my wife, who also grew up in downtown Tokyo, watches them on her iPad.

Shibamata Teishakuten is located less than 10 minutes by car from where I used to live, so I have been there several times when I was young, which was long before the Tora-san movies came out. I used to go there several times when I was young, that is to say, long before the Tora-san movie came out. \The weed rice cakes made from the weeds you can pick on the banks of the Edogawa River there are very tasty.

I also went to Kokufudai ・ on the Chiba side where I used to play as a kid many 10 years ago, passing through Satomi Park and crossing the Edo River by "Yagiri no Ferry" to Teishaku-san.


Double Kinman, eyes gazing into the distance ！

• 倍金萬
• 2020/06/13 (Sat) 08:36
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I mentioned above that I went to "Satomi Park in Kokubudai", but looking at the Wiki again, I see that it mentions an air-raid shelter and a madhouse （ and a mental hospital ）.

When I went to the park, it was not a beautifully maintained park with big flowerbeds, etc. like now, but just a forest ・ with caves （ and air-raid shelters ） like the one in the Wiki. I was afraid to go in there just to test my courage. Once I saw a huge centipede in there and jumped out with a "gaaah".

Also, it was about 10 years after the war, and there was the old army hospital building mentioned in the Wiki, but it no longer seemed to be in use. Still, I had seen the old building and heard that it was a "crazy hospital", so it was extra creepy like a haunted house with no one inside.

Also, when I moved to LA and visited a small electrical company in Gardena for sales, there was an older man who was almost the owner of the company. As we chatted, he told me that the war was almost over and he had been informed that an air raid by the U.S. military was about to hit the military airfield where he was stationed, and he was about to take off with a few men to evacuate the bombers and transport planes that were parked there.

However, as they started to glide off, they were bombed and the plane was unable to take off and crashed somewhere on the airfield. He was lucky not to die, but he suffered bruises all over his body, including his head, and later treatment showed that he was still mentally disturbed, and he ended up in the old army mental hospital there in Kokubudai. When I heard about this, for some reason or other, the conversation about that mental hospital grew very lively.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/06/15 (Mon) 08:25
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Other topics have talked about having all Japanese travelers undergo PCR testing when they return to Japan under this new type of corona situation, but when I searched YouTube, all I could find were reports of the situation around early April. However, I was looking for information on the current situation, which may have changed since the panic, and found the following.

I finally found a youtube of a person who returned to Japan just recently, on June 1. This person's story seems to be quite accurate and detailed. He also answers questions in the comments section in detail. Especially in the case of hotel segregation, it is quite different than what is told in this vivi.

https://youtu.be/LNXLfYPzquY

Update for June 11

https://youtu.be/G72HhAftUVE


Also I'm not sure if it is possible to get home in a rental car, but from what I've seen on these youtubes, it seems 100% possible.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/06/16 (Tue) 20:37
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I'll write one topic on the pilgrimage

Otoko wa Tsuraiyo's next film was supposed to be "Tora Jiro Hanahanro".
His death in August 1996 made his 48th film
"Otoko wa Tsuraiyo ・ Tora-jiro Beni no Hana" his last work.

The 49th film was planned to be "Tora Jiro Hanahanro", but
Tora Jiro Hibiscus ・ scenes from the 11th, 15th, and 25th films were used in the Special Arc, and
the 49th film was completed as a Special Edition.

It was decided that it would be "Tora Jiro Hanahanro", in which he falls in love with "Yuko Tanaka" who plays the Madonna of the pilgrims.

The theme song was
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0-20nrKY_o
A reminiscent scene
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIIy0kE7feE

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/06/17 (Wed) 19:39
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Otoko wa Tsuraiyo Recollection Scene Hibiscus Flower
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIIy0kE7feE

Tora-san is on the other side of the train in Mitsuo's recollection scene.
It is heartbreaking to see him coming out in a composite, faded color.

There is also a Tora-san Jizo to meet you on your pilgrimage.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqSzD5uYpYw

• 倍金萬
• 2020/06/18 (Thu) 12:00
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Ototsuan,

Thank you very much for the information about the intertwining of Tora-san and the pilgrimage.

I passed by the national road near where the Tora-san Jizo is located twice but did not notice it.
On my next pilgrimage, I plan to stay at the guesthouse （ near there, which is just an old private house ） "Pilgrimage House ・ Sanke Neko"
so I can visit while I go to the nearby Lawson to buy dinner.

In the Tora-san series, the theme is always somewhere in rural Japan, and I think there was a scene where he visits
somewhere in Shikoku. It may be due to blurriness, as it is a totally hazy memory.

"Hanahenro" reminds me of
Enmei-ji Temple, between No.53 Enmei-ji Temple （ Enmei-ji Temple ） and No.54 Enmei-ji Temple （ Enmei-ji Temple ） ・ Kama-daishi （, an extra temple of 88 Shikoku temples in Iyo-Hokujo ） had a female abbess.
There was, and she passed away almost 10 years ago at the age of 100 ＋, but
she also left behind her own book, "Hanahenro Ichibanfudasho kara", in which she wrote about the time when she went around by herself.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/06/18 (Thu) 12:01
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Somersault scenes of each current passenger aircraft including Airbus double decker A380

https://youtu.be/flVSNs0kCJ0

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/06/18 (Thu) 20:56
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19 works "Tora Jiro and the Lord"
Ehime Prefecture （ Ozu City ） Matsuyama City (Iyo City)(former Soukai Town)Shimonada Station

46 works "Otoko wa Tsuraiyo Tora Jiro no Enwa"
Kagawa Prefecture （ Kotohira ・ Shishijima ・ Takamijima ）

Not many films are set in Shikoku.

• うむ
• 2020/06/19 (Fri) 06:49
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The "Bo-chan" is ？ "Toto-san's name is Jurobe. Kakasan's name is Yumi ～ ～" is ？ "Ryoma ga Yuku" is ？.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/06/19 (Fri) 07:09
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1828 The work was set in "Otoko wa Tsuraiyo" (Men Have It Hard).

• 倍金萬
• 2020/06/19 (Fri) 10:22
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Ototsuan,

After all, there was a film "Otoko wa Tsuraiyo" in which Shikoku was the setting.
Especially Ozu City and Iyo City are on the way.

I don't know where in Ozu City was the filming location for "Otoko wa Tsuraiyo", but
I also stopped by Pokopen Yokocho in Ozu City on my second tour and
walked along "Ohanahan" street, famous for NHK morning drama.

However, on a day of heavy rain last year, the city officials made a mistake in timing the release of water from the dam upstream of the Elk River, which flows through Ozu City
and the city center flooded. The flooding caused the "Jyogabashi" （ and "Toyagabashi" ）, the 8th sacred site in Shikoku, and
Eitokuji Temple, which manages the site, to be submerged in water.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/06/20 (Sat) 10:29
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Baiminman,

＞ "Bo-chan" is

the best place to visit is "Dogo Onsen".

The main building of Dogo Onsen is currently under reconstruction, but only "Kami no Yu" on the first floor is open. When we think of hot spring resorts in Japan, Kusatsu Onsen and Beppu Onsen come to mind, but in Shikoku, there is no place where high temperature hot spring water called "hot water" springs except "Dogo Onsen". Therefore, the reason why "Dogo Onsen" is famous is probably because of "Bo-chan".

Furthermore, Emperor Showa of Japan bathed there in 1950, and it is said that the building was used as a reference in the Ghibli animation film "Spirited Away. I actually went there myself, and the atmosphere is very similar. It looks like that No Face might appear near the entrance.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/06/21 (Sun) 12:49
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＞ There are no places with high temperature hot springs except "Dogo Onsen"

This is my imagination. If you want to go into this, please research well and refute it.


"Kintohira-gu Shrine" in Kagawa Prefecture （ Kotohiragu Shrine ・ Konpira-san ） have been the two most famous shrines in Shikoku for a long time, along with "Dogo Onsen" in Matsuyama, Ehime Prefecture. A little further down the list are Katsurahama Beach and Harimayabashi Bridge in Kochi Prefecture. However, "Harimayabashi Bridge" is one of the most disappointing places in Japan, along with "Clock Tower" in Sapporo. It is understandable if you go there.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/06/23 (Tue) 18:34
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https://youtu.be/6BZDJAqisZo

Peggy Hayama's "After Nankoku Sasa"

In these lyrics,

＞ At Harimaya Bridge in Tosa, Kochi
＞ I saw a monk buy a hairpin

＞ Mimasemashimasho, let me show you, open the Urado
＞ Tsuki no Meisho wa Katsurahama

and 52 years after this song became a hit, I visited Harimaya Bridge and Katsurahama on my way on a pilgrimage.
Since I heard it was a "famous place", my expectations were high for those many years, but when I arrived
I was surprised to find that it was a "surprise ball and chain".

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/06/24 (Wed) 20:00
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According to Wikipedia,
in the Edo period, Harimaya and Hitsuya （ Hitsuya ）, two wealthy merchants in Kochi, had their head offices separated from each other by a moat. A private bridge was built to facilitate traffic between the two, hence the name "Harimaya-bashi" （ Hitsuya-bashi ）.

https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/播磨屋橋

It was originally a private bridge for both families
and is not a tourist attraction as people say.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/06/24 (Wed) 20:28
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I imagine it must be a wonderful place to hear it in song.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJ2jOVV6VpM

There's a lot of anticipation here, too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06fJHAzK5aw

• 倍金萬
• 2020/06/25 (Thu) 10:00
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Cape Erimo has a lot of natural beauty and it takes a lot of work to get there,
so it must be exciting to finally arrive there, but the Harimaya Bridge in Tosa is
not so different from a bridge over a small pond in a 'normal' park in a downtown area. I was expecting something a little bigger and a little more old-fashioned
than the Kintai Bridge in Iwakuni, but not as big as the Kintai Bridge in Iwakuni.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/06/25 (Thu) 10:17
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What the heck, July Fourth, Independence Day is coming up there.

Last year I bought a LAX-NRT ticket to this May for less than $500 on Singapore Airlines July Fourth sale, but this pandemic made it impossible for me to go.

They will hold the fare I paid until next September, which is helpful, but there will be no such thing as this July Fourth sale this year. I guess the airline industry will continue to stagnate until next year, despite initial hopes that it will start to recover around this summer. The topic of travel to Japan will also run out of seeds. Is this topical, going out of business? Tears.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/06/26 (Fri) 10:45
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When I am walking alone along the pilgrimage route in Shikoku, a song that was popular in the past comes to mind and I hum it from time to time.

When I walk along the coastline of Tosa, or Kochi, with its endless blue sky and sea, the song that comes to mind is "Warm Current" by Sayuri Ishikawa.

https://youtu.be/iO8HkNmn7NQ

When I listen to this song when I am at home, the coastal scenery of Tosa comes to mind.

Also, when I walk alone "lonely" on the wide plains of the inland, I hum "Solitaire" by the Carpenters.
The lyrics of the song are also 'cheekily' applicable to me.

https://youtu.be/Y0tUHbMnBNI

• 倍金萬
• 2020/06/27 (Sat) 09:34
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The number of infected people in Japan is not decreasing as expected, and although some restrictions have been loosened in the U.S.
the number of infected people is on the rise, so it seems unlikely that the ban on overseas travel will be lifted in the next few months.

I have also extended my trip to Japan to next May, but this is also becoming doubtful.

I wonder what will happen, damn it ！.

• 名無しのゴン子
• 2020/06/27 (Sat) 10:37
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Mr. Showa
How is your cat ？
What breed is that cat ？ Mixed breed ？ Did you take it with a camera ？
or with your phone ？?

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/06/28 (Sun) 07:33
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1840 The cat is as energetic as ever.
After eating a full meal, the eyelids are heavy and it's time to sleep.

I took this with my camera ？
I don't know what it is, but was it somewhere ？?

• 名無しのゴン子
• 2020/06/28 (Sun) 09:42
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#1841
Saw this on FB ！
Some pics of the grey cat and dog.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/06/28 (Sun) 20:20
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↑ I don't do FB so you must have the wrong person.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/06/29 (Mon) 12:11
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The Boeing 737-MAX, grounded for over a year due to MCAS troubles,
is going to have an FAA certified test flight today.

https://youtu.be/baBXHu9wL9Y

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/03 (Fri) 09:48
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https://www.yomiuri.co.jp/world/20200428-OYT1T50104/?from=yhd

Yomiuri Net Newspaper: *** "What's That?" Rotating, Flying Oval Object, Video Filmed by US Navy Released" ***

This topic has come up before, but why are "flying saucers" saucers, especially in old novels and fantasy science movies where they are saucers and that is spinning. Inside the saucer is a highly intelligent creature that controls ・ the saucer. If the creature inside is something similar to a human being, then the disk itself, if it is spinning at high speed, can't do anything.

If the center of the disk is not rotating, but only the surrounding area is rotating with permanent energy (not fuel, etc.) to cancel the gravitational pull ） of the earth, etc. and to obtain lift ・ thrust?

All of these are within the realm of human imagination, and UFOs and aliens are outside the realm of human imagination, and perhaps the new corona that is now raging is itself an alien or their weapon to bring about the destruction of the people of earth. Oh, the horror.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/04 (Sat) 07:51
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Some have hypothesized that the magnet ➕➖ and gravity are used.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/05 (Sun) 09:47
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＞ The ➕➖

magnet would be N ・ S.

As for the spinning flying saucer, the one that is not moving, i.e., fixed and not spinning, is inside, and the one that is spinning is outside.

In other words, it can be compared to an electric motor that uses magnetic force, but an ordinary electric motor is fixed on the outside and rotates on the inside, and the force is transmitted from the shaft rod to something outside the motor like a fan, or in a fan, a propeller that creates wind. Sorry for the complicated explanation.

But this motor also has to be either externally ・ fixed somewhere on earth, or it needs another large object, including the fuselage and the wings ・ and the tail, against the rotating propeller shaft like a single engine propeller plane. In a helicopter, the body of the helicopter does not rotate in the opposite direction to the rotation of the large main propeller in the air, and a thin tail is attached at the end of the tail. Sorry, I couldn't explain it clearly.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/05 (Sun) 10:08
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This wireless charger is also common in energy transfer using magnetism.

AC magnetism also uses high frequency
square wave ・ instead of 50 or 60 Hz, which are household power frequencies, for better transmission efficiency.

https://youtu.be/tz-FnydpVgo

• 恒星間天体
• 2020/07/05 (Sun) 10:12
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Oumuamua, a celestial body flying through interstellar space that came to Earth last year for the first time in recorded history, was rumored to be a cigar-shaped spacecraft.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/05 (Sun) 20:17
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If you put ➕ and ➕ close together, they repel
and if you put ➕ and ➖ close together, they stick together.
If you use the Earth's ➕ and the UFO's ➕, they will
repel and if you maximize the UFO's ➕ output, they will instantly disappear before your eyes.

Also, it can float in the air because of the balance between ➕ and ➖.

• G SPOT
• 2020/07/05 (Sun) 20:51
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↑
Then what about ✖️and➗?

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/06 (Mon) 07:27
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What ✖️and what ➗ should we make ？

If we are going to fly in space, we need to make it simple
If it malfunctions, we can't go down to some planet to fix it.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/06 (Mon) 08:33
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#1850 Interstellar Objects,

＞ Oumuamua, a celestial object flying through interstellar space that came to Earth last year for the first time in observation history, has been rumored to be a cigar-shaped spacecraft.

https://news.mynavi.jp/article/20181116-725206/

. It looks like just a big, thin chunk of rock, though. Ah, an imaginary figure.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/06 (Mon) 08:38
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＞ ➕ and ➖ stick together when placed close together

＋ and - spark and sparks fly when placed close together.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/06 (Mon) 17:32
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I am the one who started this Topic.

Anything and everything about travel in Japan is fine.
I don't put limitless restrictions, limitations, on travel to the other side of the world, any kind of vehicle, or
talk of good food in the other side of the world.

In other words, it is a "anything goes" topic. However, we do not allow
"flirting" with others.

In these days and times, dreamy, but not at all content, content is also acceptable.
Please write, read, and heal your blocked mind.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/07 (Tue) 07:29
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＞ But I don't tolerate "flirting" with others.

Heh, then what are you going to do for me ？?

• 閉昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/07 (Tue) 08:01
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👆 These posts are flirting, tangling, and trolling.

Then what can you do for me ？
How can I avoid being a flirt, tangle, or troll
If you don't ask others and don't try to think for yourself and give answers
your social life will be difficult.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/07 (Tue) 09:24
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Mainichi Shimbun ： "JAL's Narita － San Francisco flight revived after 10 years, delayed 3 months in Corona, 2 round trips per week"

https://mainichi.jp/articles/20200706/k00/00m/020/036000c

JAL didn't have NRT - SFO flight until now, I didn't know that at all since it's not LAX related.

• ashitano
• 2020/07/07 (Tue) 09:25
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I'm talking about flying between LA and Japan in 0.1 second.

It is my imagination, but I assume that UFOs come from far away in space, and I don't think a flying body riding on magnetic or aerodynamic air would be able to keep up in that wide area.

So, in Einsteinian terms, if you turn the disk faster around the outside of the disk, the mass of the flying body increases. If you turn it faster in terms of light speed, the mass, or weight on the ground, increases and it doesn't fall to earth. Strange, isn't it? Lighter objects are pulled by gravity to the earth and fall, but heavier objects do not. Imagine that the moon is so heavy that it is a quarter of the weight of the earth, but it doesn't fall to the earth.

That heavy flying object is flying so close to the earth that it almost nullifies the gravitational pull. Now reduce the rotational speed of the disk, and the flying body itself becomes lighter. Then it would fall to the earth. But suppose it takes 10 seconds to fall from a certain altitude. This flying object is now lighter and can fly at half the speed of light, so it will fly from LA to Tokyo before falling, i.e., in 0.1 second. This is slower than radio waves. If we speed up the rotation of the disk above Tokyo and increase its mass, it will no longer fall there. However, the next question is why would the saucer want to glow or whatever and why would it want humans to see it? ？

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/07 (Tue) 20:05
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They may be using a system that is not
captured by radar, like the stealth that we have in today's fighter planes.

Sometimes you can see UFOs flying around radiating light, though.


The glowing flight may involve some kind of disk energy.

• ashitano
• 2020/07/08 (Wed) 17:16
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The stealth idea is interesting. If, by extension, flying objects are invisible, many times the number of flying objects that have ever been sighted could have come to earth. Just like Covid-19, we may be in a situation where what we can test and know is like a tenth of the number that existed. Speaking of the energy of the disk, the disk would be spinning at a great speed, so there must be a great energy welling up there. The components in the air may be reacting with it and emitting light. For example, gases that normally should not burn, such as nitrogen, may be reacting. Come to think of it, nitrogen does not normally burn, but I heard that nitrogen also burns during lightning, so such a reaction may be taking place.

What I can think of is that the light from the flying object may not actually be there. The real flying objects are outside the Earth's atmosphere, and the two flying objects emit their light from different places, and where the two lights intersect, the flying objects appear to be glowing. Aliens might also be exploring the earth from the outside, thinking that it might be dangerous to come so close to the earth. So I wonder what they are looking for ？.

• plus
• 2020/07/08 (Wed) 20:07
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I remember a guy I used to work with used a different English word for a screwdriver, plus and minus, and I thought it was interesting, but then I forgot all about it.
Do you know the word ？?

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/08 (Wed) 20:22
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Element 115, not available on earth.
Element 115 is fuel for anti-matter reactors to create anti-gravity.
Essential fuel for manipulating gravity and space.
It is said to amplify gravity waves to power flying saucers.

Superheavy elements （ 113, 114, 116, 117, 118 ） have been discovered
Element 115 does not seem to be available on earth

Manipulating space, gravity, and time with element 115 opens possibilities for interstellar travel interstellar travel becomes possible.
It seems that vast distances in space can be traveled in
very short time by amplifying space, time, and gravity.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/09 (Thu) 09:02
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#1869 plus,

Phillips

Minus = Slotted or Flat Head

Phillips screwdriver is called Phillips. I thought that Phillips screwdrivers were developed by Phillips in Holland, but when I looked on Wiki, I found that they were invented by a man in Oregon, and then Thomas ・ Phillips took over the patent and gave it his name.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/09 (Thu) 09:46
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ashitano,

＞ 0.1 sec between LA and Japan

This does not take into account the time it takes to increase speed for departure and slow down to rest for arrival. I guess. I was thinking about something unimportant.

In reality, although it is not possible in reality, it might be possible to convert all the tissues of the human body into electrical signals, which was shown in some movie, and send them by radio waves and return the signals to the human body at the receiving end. Still, as you say, it would take several seconds just to send the signal by radio wave.

Well, the possibilities are endless.

The movie I saw is called "Fly", which is a story about a fly that happens to enter the conversion device and becomes a mixed human-fly creature on the receiving end.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/09 (Thu) 11:30
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The official name was "The Fly".

https://youtu.be/NH-8L1iZq20

It is super groovy.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/09 (Thu) 22:08
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MDCCIXXVI
This is the number below the pyramid on the back of the $1 bill M=1000 D=500 C=100 C=100 L=50 X10 X=10 V=5 I=1
1000+500+100+100+50+10+10+5+1 total Then 1776
The number 1776 is the year of American independence.

MDCCIXXVI is also depicted with the Statue of Liberty holding a
book in her left hand.

• 1776という数字はなんとアメリカが独立した年になる
• 2020/07/10 (Fri) 08:22
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＃ MDCCIXXVI depicted below the pyramid on the back of the $1 bill
This represents the numbers M=1000 D=500 C=100 C=100 L=50 X10 X=10 V=5 I=1
1000+500+100+100+50+10+10+5 If you add up +1, you get 1776


MDCCIXXVI is 1725. And adding up the numbers doesn't give you the answer, IV is 4, but 1+5 is 6. Stop being a know-it-all and writing big words. You're too shy for mere roman numerals.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/10 (Fri) 08:23
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Letters painted on top of the pyramid
ANNUIT COEPTIS, God supports our efforts.
Painted below the pyramid
NOVUS ORDO SECLORUM, New Order of the Ages

Arrow and olive held by an eagle, this is war and peace.

Inverted triangle with horizontal line to letter AS and oblique line toward O in pyramid ring
Horizontal line through NM at base of pyramid and oblique line toward letter above eye
Six pointed star （ Star of David ）.

Rearranging the ASNOM produces MASON \.

The owl has been depicted as a symbol of wisdom since ancient times
It is depicted small at the number 1 in the upper right corner of the table.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/10 (Fri) 08:26
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＃ IV is 4, but
let I and V be independent

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/10 (Fri) 08:28
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1875 Please write about the $1 bill instead of criticizing it.

• ？？
• 2020/07/10 (Fri) 08:36
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Roman Numerals: MDCCLXXVI = 1776.

I got curious and looked it up.
How can someone with 1875 be 1725 ？?

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/10 (Fri) 08:38
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1878Don't rely on others, do your own research.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/10 (Fri) 09:06
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1880 I'm writing in 1876, but so what.

I'll write it again
The letters painted on top of the pyramid
ANNUIT COEPTIS, God supports our efforts.
Painted below the pyramid
NOVUS ORDO SECLORUM, the new order of the ages

The eagle holds the arrow and the olive, this is war and peace.

Inverted triangle with horizontal line to letter AS and oblique line toward O in pyramid ring
Horizontal line through NM at base of pyramid and oblique line toward letter above eye
Six-pointed star （ Star of David ）.

Rearranging the ASNOM produces MASON \.

The owl has been depicted as a symbol of wisdom since ancient times
It is depicted small at the number 1 in the upper right corner of the table.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/10 (Fri) 09:55
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＞ Please write about the $1 bill instead of criticizing it.

What do you want me to write about?

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/10 (Fri) 10:04
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1882 If you can write about the $1 bill, write about it.

• 嫉妬の心メラメラ
• 2020/07/10 (Fri) 10:05
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1882 Jealousy is burning in my heart.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/10 (Fri) 10:25
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What should I envy about the old blabbermouth?
I'm still covered in feces today. You are really no good, aren't you?

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/10 (Fri) 19:28
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Heavy matter like element 115 is never found on the Earth's surface because it sinks to the vicinity of the nucleus during celestial formation.

Element 115 is found on the Moon because it is deeply related to the
celestial catastrophe that hit the Moon,
and the black geology that makes up the lunar ocean was apparently created when
part of the lunar crust blew away, exposing
the constituent material of the nucleus on the surface.

Element 115 is the fuel for the anti-matter reactors to create anti-gravity.

This element 115 was apparently given to us by the surviving crew of the UFO that crashed in Roswell
Element 115 anti-matter reactor fuel,
but after a time they brought back a pebble from the Apollo moon landing.

• plus
• 2020/07/10 (Fri) 20:04
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Thank you very much for your help, Double Kinman, even though it had nothing to do with travel in Japan or anything like that.
However, I should have made a note of it if I had thought "huh" at that time. I was a foreign student...

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/11 (Sat) 21:45
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The number 13 appears on the reverse of the $1 bill
The words ANNUIT COEPTIS ・ 13
Star in a round frame above an eagle ・ 13
Stripes ・ 13
Left foot holding arrow ・ 13
Right foot Olive leaf and fruit ・ 13

Pyramid ・ 13
ANNUIT COEPTIS ・ 13

Eye above pyramid called Eye of Providence
representing God Almighty

Not related to the bill, but
The terrorist attacks in New York, USA ・ September 11, 2001
The Great East Japan Earthquake ・ March 11, 2011
Add these numbers together and you get December 22, 2012
The Mayan civilization indicates The last day of the earth or the last day of Mayan history.

• 雑魚は雑魚
• 2020/07/11 (Sat) 23:34
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＞ Element 115 is the fuel for the anti-matter reactor to create anti-gravity.

That matter is truly a black hole.
The matter w escaped from the planet.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/12 (Sun) 08:38
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#1887 plus,

It doesn't matter if it has nothing to do with my trip to Japan at all.

I have been interested in electricity since I was a child, and my main tools were soldering iron, radio pliers, nippers, and screwdrivers of various sizes. At that time, Phillips screws were not yet widespread, so I used only flathead screws and their screwdrivers. Therefore, there was no distinction between a flathead screw and a Phillips screwdriver. I often went to the electric parts shop area under the Akihabara guard. Akihabara is the seventh stop on the train. I think the train fare was only 15 yen one way.

Oh no, Gigi's nostalgia has come out again.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/12 (Sun) 08:59
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#1887 plus,

It doesn't matter if it has nothing to do with travel to Japan at all.
I just don't "allow" you to make fun of someone's post.

• ashitano
• 2020/07/12 (Sun) 09:47
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After all, the secret to the movement of UFOs is that space shrinks, right? Because space shrinks, they can travel great distances in a short time. To do that, you need energy like element 115. I heard that it existed on earth, but 115 decomposes immediately, so I can't actually show that it is this.

I was thinking about what UFOs are, and the people who show up here, myself included, are UFOs. The people who write are truly UNIDENTIFIED flying objects. Uninvited, a thing [person ）] that flies somewhere when you think it's coming. So I wonder if the unraveling of UFOs is our pursuit that we don't know about yet. Why do UFOs come here ？ Why do we write here ？?

• 無駄。
• 2020/07/12 (Sun) 10:13
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>US NY attacks ・ September 11, 2001
Great East Japan Earthquake ・ March 11, 2011
Add these numbers together and you get December 22, 2012

Eh ？ Add these numbers together and you get December 22, 4012 ？

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/12 (Sun) 12:27
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＃ why do we write here ？

because we are addicted to writing

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/12 (Sun) 21:23
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Japanese 1,000-yen bill also hides a surprising secret.
The shape of Mt. Fuji on the reverse is slightly different from that reflected on the lake.

The shape of the mountain appears to change due to the wind and ripples.
What are the mountains reflected on the lake surface? This mountain is called Mount Horeb, where Moses is said to have received the Ten Commandments from God.
The left half of Hideyo Noguchi's face is Japanese, but the right half is Jewish foreigner.

Also the "Providence" eye on the back of the one dollar bill. This is also on the 1,000 yen bill.
The eye of Hideyo Noguchi appears around the top of Mt. Fuji when you look through the back of the 1,000 yen bill
It is the symbol of Freemasonry itself.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/13 (Mon) 08:28
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#1887 plus,

It doesn't matter if it has nothing to do with travel to Japan at all.

I have been interested in electricity since I was a child, and I started working for a manufacturer of electrical products.

There were sales, engineering, general affairs, purchasing, and other departments within the company, and I took the entrance exam for the engineering development department, but when I looked around at the exam room, I saw all these people who looked like they could study hard, and I thought I would never be accepted. I thought I would not be accepted. The general manager at the time said, "We also have university graduates applying for sales positions, so if anyone wants to go into sales, please let me know" and I just raised my hand. In the end, I joined the company as a sales department member who had nothing to do with product design, and the newcomers went around Matsushita and Toshiba subsidiaries. Even so, I worked hard for about two years, but the sales staff had to get their clients' representatives to choose their products from the other competing companies, which were all acorns in a sea of competition.

In the end, the person in charge had to be soaked in sake and forced to write an order form, but I could not drink even a drop of sake. I was able to manage with the help of my seniors in sales, but being the eldest son, I was not good at bowing to others, and after two years I realized that I could not make it on the front lines of sales and asked to be reassigned. I was transferred to the service section of the sales department. It was the product repair section.

continued

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/13 (Mon) 20:18
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If you copy and paste
n37 24 01.87w116 51 59.51 into Google Maps to search for maps
Hey, what a flag emblem of a country appears.

Please zoom in on the aerial photo to a size that is easier and easier to see.

• plus
• 2020/07/13 (Mon) 22:57
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Mr. Double Kin Man

This is not related to my trip to Japan, but I recently bought and read a Japanese book about a charismatic host called "Roland".
He is not just a narcissistic host, but a person with a strong core and a very interesting book.
I've lived my whole life without books, but recently I started reading them.
Roland book, please read it ！!

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/14 (Tue) 09:30
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#1898 plus,

my gf is a big fan of his too. Thanks for the interesting information.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/14 (Tue) 09:34
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The service section is a dumping ground for dropouts from the engineering and manufacturing departments. It is a department where the sales staff just has to shut up and fix the broken products that they collect from their clients' factories, which is quite suitable for me, although it is a world apart from the glamorous sales department.

Here we finally get back to the positive and negative screwdrivers. Tools include screwdrivers, radio pliers, nippers, soldering irons, and various other hand tools to complete the process of tuning the cured product with low and high frequency transmitters, voltage ・ ammeters, synchroscope, spectrum analyzers, etc.

In the meantime, we were a small company with only a US office in New York, but our customers in the US were mainly professional electronic engineers, and we received requests to establish a service center on the West Coast ・ and at the same time, Japanese TV manufacturers began to establish TV manufacturing plants from LA to San Diego. Japanese TV makers were starting to build TV manufacturing plants from LA to San Diego, and I was chosen as the flower girl to build the West Coast service center.

• plus
• 2020/07/14 (Tue) 18:56
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So that's where the American dream starts ！.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/15 (Wed) 11:05
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plus, continued.


The E1 expatriate was an expatriate, but he was completely different from expatriates posted to other local Japanese companies. I rented a corner of a warehouse in an all-American sales rep office and stayed there for about a year. My English improved a lot there. I should have just been servicing their products, but the reps were so sloppy in managing their inventory that the number of our products, which cost many times the price of a color TV, always shifted to the minus side. This was not good for us, and the New York headquarters

ordered, "You, get out of there and find a suitably sized office that also serves as a warehouse and move there. There were no Japanese companies in the area, and of course there were no Japanese realtors, so I had to scramble on my own. I finally found a place, but I had to do the electricity, water, phone line, UPS contract, etc. by myself, which in retrospect gave me the confidence to quit my job as an expatriate and start my own business.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/16 (Thu) 10:47
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Interesting Aeronautical Radio] ATC audio of pilots reporting UFOs and video taken of them"

https://youtu.be/-kiwXbzIc-M

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/17 (Fri) 07:52
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Iroha ni hoto e
dust nuru wo waga
yotare sotsuna na
ramuui no moku
yamakefu wo koete
asaki yumemimishi
ehimose su

the last line read vertically: "togarakute shisu. ¡toganakute shisu
¡toganakute shisu ＝ ¡toganakute shisu
Death for nothing It seems to be an example to the treason against the Roman Empire.

• うむ
• 2020/07/17 (Fri) 09:08
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You are very knowledgeable, Otoutou-san.
But in this case, "toga" should be "department", not "iniquity" ？.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/17 (Fri) 09:20
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Either would be fine.

https://dictionary.goo.ne.jp/word/%E5%92%8E/

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/17 (Fri) 09:25
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https://youtu.be/0bf347-xXbk

"[Archive] Archive Live Cam Mon 03:00-Mon 14:59"

[LIVE] Tokyo Shinjuku Railway Live Tokyo Shinjuku Live Ch

At around 4:20:54 / 5:03:05, the crows are in the background ！


And at around 4:20, a private railroad ・ Tobu Railway's limited express "Spacia" comes running near JR Shinjuku station, even though most of the trains are JR East 2xx series commuter trains. comes running near JR Shinjuku station. Tobu Railway is a major private railway covering the East Kanto region from East Tokyo near Asakusa ・ Sky Tree to Saitama, Gunma, and Tochigi, but since they want tourists from Kanagawa to Nikko Kinugawa, including West Tokyo, they have partnered with JR East to offer the Tobu Limited Express to JR Shinjuku Station, which has the most passengers in the world. Tobu Express Spacia trains run to JR Shinjuku Station, which has the largest number of passengers in the world.

What makes such a connection possible between private railways and JR is the same rail width. The rail widths of both railways are narrow gauge （ 1,067mm ）. On the other hand, Keisei Electric Railway and Keikyu Electric Railway, which operate "Narita Sky Access Line" and "Airport Express" to Narita Airport and Haneda Airport, are standard gauge （ 1,435mm ） and cannot connect to JR lines.

• W
• 2020/07/17 (Fri) 09:33
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Reading the first column vertically, we get
Ichiyorayaaae

Ichiharayaaae
.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/17 (Fri) 21:17
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ea yara yochi
hisamamu tararo
mo kireinu wa
seyufu isoruni
sumeko tsunoho
mie onewahe
shite kunato
if you rearrange and read from the top right "ie" to the left
i ・ chi ・
Hebrew is Yish ・ El ・ Yahweh （ the man of Yahweh ） the God Yahweh
I in the upper right, ゑ in the upper left, ゑ in the bottom of the line ・ ゑ ・ 수
If we make a sentence
I ・ ち ・ yo ・ ら ・ ya ・ あ ・ ゑ
ゑ ・ ・ S
and ・ or ・ na ・ ku ・ te ・ sh ・ su
"Jesus, the man of Yahweh God, died without sin."

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/19 (Sun) 09:36
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Currently, Japanese nationals returning to Japan can stay at their relatives' house for 2 weeks if they have a friend who can pick them up at the airport ・, but others have to pay their own expenses and stay in a hotel.

However, US citizens like us cannot even go to Japan. At first we thought this situation would be over in a few months, but now it looks like the closure will continue for years. I used to look forward to a trip to Shikoku once a year for a few weeks to walk on my own feet and work out, but that goal has been taken away from me and my body is slowing down. It's not good.

How are fellow US citizens coping with this situation?

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/19 (Sun) 09:45
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It was Quarantine.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/19 (Sun) 17:43
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Many foreigners look at the speed of the Shinkansen with amazement.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUzUTuXlhIo

If you go to Japan, please see the bullet train and be amazed
at the speed. You will surely make friends with people from other countries.
If you go to Japan, take a picture with "Shinkansen" at the station and have fun.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/20 (Mon) 08:59
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As for the maximum speed of operation, the Chinese Shinkansen, which started out as a dead copy of the Japanese Shinkansen,
is superior, but the Japanese Shinkansen is extraordinary in the accuracy of arrivals and departures.

This also surprises foreign tourists. It is
"common sense" for European high-speed trains to be delayed by more than a few minutes.

• モーター音
• 2020/07/20 (Mon) 10:30
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I returned to Japan for the first time in more than 10 years, and was surprised to find that the subway and JR train cars have been upgraded, and acceleration is much faster than before.
However, American trains are unusually slow.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/20 (Mon) 13:19
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Mr. Motor Sound,

＞ Acceleration is much faster than before

The development of the Japanese transportation system, highways and railroads is extraordinary from the outside.

https://youtu.be/l-Ta3wH69ZE

Around 40:42 / 2:02:26 of this video, we are entering a tunnel with two highway piers overhead that must have cost a lot of money. The railroad is single track, diesel, and single colo, because there is no demand for it, but they are able to pass a highway through such a rural area with a bang. Is it Japan's economic power?

I too feel that urban commuter trains are frequently updated. The acceleration is great, but the deceleration is also slowing down violently without affecting the passengers. More than 10 years ago, I was surprised at the speed at which the front of the Yamanote line entered the station. The speed at the top of the platform was about the same as the previous speed, but when it came to the other end of the platform, it stopped without shaking the passengers. I felt that this was an amazing technology. The driver's skill was not particularly high, and one out of several was a young lady. I wonder if this is a form of discrimination.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/21 (Tue) 13:40
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I can't make 88 places in LA here and now, but I can suggest that you make a pilgrimage to some of the missions built by Spanish conquistadors in California in the past, which are not religiously related, and make them your destination.

There is a San Fernando Mission near my house that I can get to in half a day and back, and there is one in Santa Barbara and another in San Juan Capistrano, much further south. It is 85 miles from my house, and even if I walk a little over 30 km a day, it would take me 4 days each way.

The next closest one to my house after San Fernando Mission is San Buenaventura Mission in Ventura City, which is 51.5 miles (82.4km) one way including two mountain crossings on a road that people can walk on. It would take about two and a half days one way. However, if you choose the shortest road, there are no hotels or motels. The distance to Ventura is also very long, and the distance to the inland valley is about 1.5 miles. Also, Ventura city is in the inland valley and it is over 100℉ during the day in this season. I guess it's pretty tough.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/21 (Tue) 18:48
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Sangevre Mission, burned down to nothing.
The exterior of the building seems to have survived, but I worry about what is going on inside.
It is a pity that it is a historical building.

• 昭和
• 2020/07/21 (Tue) 19:09
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Don't be a bucktooth turtle, let's donate.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/21 (Tue) 19:32
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Write down the address you can donate.
The area around the building is fenced off and
there are no messages around it.

• 昭和
• 2020/07/21 (Tue) 19:34
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https://parish.sangabrielmissionchurch.org/

Just go to this website and click donate now.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/21 (Tue) 19:59
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↑ Thanks again

I donated
$100 with the aid money I got from the US government.

The pictures on the website show that the inside is devastated.

If you leave the money unspent, you can do something useful with it.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/21 (Tue) 20:08
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San Fernando Mission was also devastated by the 1995 Northridge earthquake.
I have yet to hear that it has been rebuilt. No one has been able to get inside since.

I visited there in 1972.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/22 (Wed) 09:21
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Again from YouTube.

https://youtu.be/urJXerc6upI

In Japan, the government is pushing people to travel domestically with the "Go To Campaign" and such.
I wonder if this will lead to another
reversal in Japan, just as the number of infected people increased as soon as the government eased restrictions there.

The more you try to undo economic activity, the more people become infected. I feel sorry for those
whose own businesses are in crisis, but unless all citizens wear masks and curb their behavior, this pandemic will
continue forever.

I doubt if I will be able to go on my walking trip to Shikoku, which I am looking forward to, while my body is still able to work.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/22 (Wed) 09:46
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＞ If you don't spend your support money, you can do something useful

I respect the actions of the stingy, miserly, double-money man, Ototsan.

I'm going to buy the cheapest Jacuzzi at Costco this fall to help improve the economy.
My old one is broken.

The Jacuzzi will allow me to enjoy an open-air bath in my backyard. No need to go
all the way to a distant hot spring.

I'm going to enjoy the last autumn moon........

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/23 (Thu) 12:22
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Today I went to Costco's website and looked at Jacuzzi's prices and was surprised to see that ！

the cheapest model so far $ 2,700 is not listed,
the cheapest is $ 5,000. The cheapest one is 5,000.

Let's watch the price until this fall.

I have no other use for $ 2,400 for the two of us.
I'm sure we can go to Japan sometime next year, so business class for around $4,000 would be nice, but
I'd rather spend it on the two of us.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/23 (Thu) 13:56
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Well, you can write as many beautiful things as you want here.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/23 (Thu) 19:16
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Stopped by FRY'S for the first time in a while
I entered the entrance, it was dim and I wondered what was going on.
I asked one of the workers what was going on ？ and he said
one of these days.

no tv's, no computers
no printers, shelves are empty, no products
I don't like this store, I don't like this store
I best buy something

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/24 (Fri) 15:44
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＞ I can't relax if I don't write about stupid things.

"Nonsense" is very welcome.

Please keep writing. That's how you get restless.
Get away from the anxiety of the pandemic, if only for a moment.

I am nominated for the best "crap" award at the next Academy Awards
because I produce too much "crap".

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/24 (Fri) 15:57
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This is a totally boring video for those who are not interested.

https://youtu.be/-u1_rSH_Cvw

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/24 (Fri) 16:15
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↑ What is interesting?

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/24 (Fri) 20:13
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1934
If you don't know what airplane flaps do
what is interesting? I'm sure it is.

• ashitano
• 2020/07/25 (Sat) 09:59
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1933
The landing in the last part of this video, one air break and some of the rest seem to be delayed. It feels like when the pilot sensibly applies the air brake, it doesn't react immediately.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/25 (Sat) 13:06
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ashitano,

I'm not sure. My own interpretation is that the autopilot is always partially involved even before landing, and from the moment the gear lands, it automatically decides which airbrake to apply and how much to apply while watching the speed and direction data. In a sense, I think it is semi-automatic and operates in cooperation with the pilot. Otherwise, if the pilot is left to do everything, such as landing in a very strong crosswind, there would be too many operations for the pilot to handle at a moment's notice, and a major accident would result. In such cases, the autopilot may be involved in a significant proportion of the operations.

This is just my imagination.

• ashitano
• 2020/07/26 (Sun) 09:48
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Double Kim Man

Immediately after I wrote last time, I realized that the air brake was supposed to be activated automatically at the moment of touchdown. I looked closely and saw that at the moment of touchdown, the air brake went up by two and then up again by two. That would suggest that the brakes are being applied gradually. The first two brakes are used to keep the plane from bouncing back, and when the front wheels land, the other two brakes are activated, this time to apply more brakes to slow down the plane. Well, it seems to me that it is done with this level of precision, but another thing that bothered me was that when the first two actuated, they did not go up at the same time, or there was some laxity, or I thought ？ that was taken into account as well.

It may be a bit silly in detail, but you can see from the wings that the pilot is working very hard to balance the plane just before landing. But after landing, it looks like the wings of that part of the plane are going up to help with the brakes. I wonder if the control stick is attached to the front wheels after landing.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/26 (Sun) 11:55
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ashitano,

I am not very familiar with the structure of airplanes, so let me first confirm that the airbrake on the wing is generally called a spoiler. This is certainly to slow down the speed of the plane when it is flying or gliding, and is also called an air brake. Also, whenever a plane lands, it has to slow down, so I would guess that the spoilers stand up almost semi-automatically. At the same time the engine reverse thrust Reverse Thrust would be fully opened and this would have wheel brakes which the pilot would have full control of.

＞ After landing, the controls attach to the front wheels

I have no idea about this. The brakes on the front and rear wheels are applied by the pilot with his foot, just like in a car. Unlike a car, there is one brake pedal on each side, which can be controlled separately. So it seems that this is used to steer the front gear （ and front wheels ）, which have only one center gear. Therefore, I don't think it has anything to do with the control stick operation.

• ashitano
• 2020/07/27 (Mon) 17:34
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Double Kin Man

The story of the stick, well, if you ask the pilot, it's probably nothing, but we are amateurs and enjoy conversation with our imagination, I mean, it is the pilot's wheel brake, but it moves the vertical tail left and right during flight and serves to change the direction of the plane. I think it is the pilot's wheel brake, which moves the vertical tail left and right during flight to change the plane's direction. It might also act as a brake after landing. The control stick, like a car, has a wheel that rotates right and left, tilting the plane to the right or left during flight. I thought that after landing, it might go right or left on the ground just like a car. It is interesting that this control stick or brake plays a dual role in the air and on the ground.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/28 (Tue) 08:54
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ashitano,

I see what you mean.

I saw on YouTube or something that the pilot has two independent pedals at his feet, so I thought they might be used for landing. I will actively look into the role of the stick and pedals around the cockpit from now on. Well, Boeing still has a control stick located between the legs (!!!). \Airbus has long had a joystick on the side of the cockpit that is used with one hand. Therefore, the left and right hands are reversed for Captain and First Officer.

Therefore, pilots are usually divided into Boeing or Airbus group from the beginning of training.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/28 (Tue) 11:35
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The Korean Air LAX - NRT nonstop flight, which I used to take frequently at a discount, has been gone for quite some time, but today I received this email.

[Korean Air] Korean Air Ticket Counter Closure (Los Angeles)

We hope you have been safe during these uncertain times.

We would like to inform you that the Los Angeles Korean Air Ticket Counter (located at 1813 Wilshire Blvd.

For all inquiries regarding your flight For all inquiries regarding your flight ticket and reservation, please contact the Korean Air Service Center (1-800-438-5000) or visit the Korean Air website at www.koreanair.com.
Thank you.
Thank you.

I also cancelled my US Bank SKYPASS Visa card, but the contact network function has not been deleted yet and it came into my email. I guess Korean Air has been forced to downsize a lot due to the pandemic.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/28 (Tue) 12:28
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First of all, I forgot the name of the Boeing control stick and the Airbus side stick （ I used a very similar Atari game "joystick" that I used a long time ago ≪(sweat ≪(sweat ≪(sweat ≪)) ）.

I looked this up and found the following.

https://trafficnews.jp/post/89198

• 良い子のサイト
• 2020/07/28 (Tue) 19:58
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A little from the outside w
The pedals of an airplane, on land they are the left and right brakes.
In the air, it controls the vertical tail.
By the way, there is no steering function in a car.
It controls left and right by brake only.
Air brakes are used on large aircraft, but small aircraft use flaps as brakes
originally to increase lift.

• 良い子のサイト
• 2020/07/29 (Wed) 01:29
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I only know this because I used to fly a lot when I was younger.
The reason I quit was because of a simple accident avoidance situation.
I was flying at 3,000 feet and was
in a collision course with a instrument airplane when I was not paying attention.
He narrowly avoided colliding with the instrument flying plane because the instructor had him dive dive.
At that time, he could see the rivets of the other plane right in front of him.
After that experience, I decided not to fly in airplanes.

• ashitano
• 2020/07/30 (Thu) 08:12
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Good boy site

This is a scary story. In this case, the instrument flying plane can't see that little plane over there? （ Can't you tell by the instruments or something ） .
I know this is off topic, but this kind of thing happens, doesn't it? When I was sailing Big Bear, my keel got stuck in the grass under the water, and it took me 3 ， 4 hours to get out. I thought I was going to be lost. After that, I stopped sailing.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/30 (Thu) 10:30
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Good boy site,

Thanks for the detailed information from a real pilot with actual pilot experience.

＞ The pedals on the plane, on land, are the left and right brakes.

So it does not work on the front wheels, which have only one, but on the rear wheels on the left and right, or rather on the main wheels(主ギア)? When a passenger plane enters the tarmac for boarding and alighting, one of the rear wheels, which is the inside of the rotation, is locked by the brake and the plane makes a clean 90-degree turn around it.

＞ Smaller planes use flaps as brakes

I have seen this in small planes. Small planes don't have much speed after landing, so lowering the flaps creates more drag than lift.

I have been on more than 100 small planes as a passenger, long time ago. I think most of them were Cessna 170 series. Other than Cessna, I also flew in Bell helicopters used in the Vietnam War, small helicopters with acrylic panels on the front including the feet, like a mosquito dragonfly with only the front seats, and STOL platasporters. I think I only walked off the plane once. In all the rest of them, I just jumped out of the plane in the air as a dive. I was interested in flying airplanes and getting an amateur radio license, but it was just a desire.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/07/30 (Thu) 20:19
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When an airplane lands, reducing speed
causes a sudden decrease in lift.
Therefore, if the speed is reduced too much, there is a risk of stalling, so
the wing area is increased by producing "flaps" to maintain lift.

Increasing the wing area gives an advantage for takeoff and landing, but a disadvantage during cruise.
The wing area of an airplane is designed to be advantageous when cruising, and
it is equipped with flaps to provide the necessary wing area during takeoff and landing.

The flaps are raised during cruise to allow for high speed flight, and
the flaps are lowered during takeoff and landing to provide stability at low speeds.
"Flaps" is a device that satisfies two conflicting conditions: high speed and low-speed stability.

• 良い子のサイト
• 2020/07/30 (Thu) 21:42
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You know it well.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/07/31 (Fri) 17:53
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Certainly Ototsan knows a lot of details. I also know the basics, but I cannot express them as clearly and concisely as Ototsan. It shows how well educated Ototsan is.

I heard that the good boy's site almost caused a serious accident in mid-air while he was piloting an airplane, but I also did something which, in hindsight, is horrifying. When Iruma Airfield in Saitama Prefecture was the Johnson Air Base of the U.S. Army, there was a big open house at the base, including a flight show. Our student skydiving club was also invited to participate in a performance dive, and at that time it was very expensive for students to charter an airplane, so we readily accepted the invitation. The plane provided by the other side that day was the STOL Pilatus Porter mentioned above.

The plane was able to gain altitude in a short time with the performance unique to STOL planes, and at the jumping altitude, the plane seemed to be floating rather than flying. There is no lateral stirring at all, and it feels like kicking out from the eaves of a second story house. Normally, I would have had to take a breather from my companions who flew ahead of me, but I got carried away and got out without a pause.

I looked down and saw that the first fellow was also flying in a stable position about 10 meters below me. I looked down and saw my friends flying in the same stabilized position about 10 or more meters below me. When I opened my parachute, I was far enough to the side to reach the ground without any accident.

However, as six months and a year passed and I thought back on that situation, I began to think that if I had made a mistake, both of us would have died. Because if that was the altitude to open the parachute and my boyfriend under me had opened the parachute earlier, I could have run into that parachute and without opening it, the two of us could have tangled together and crashed to the ground.

I still feel that accidents are caused by the slightest lapse of attention.

• 良い子のサイト
• 2020/07/31 (Fri) 22:34
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I have never flown instrument, and I am not sure, but according to my instructor,
except during takeoff and landing, the aircraft is flown with the windows covered and instruments alone.
I don't think it has a radar.
I don't think I have ever seen radar on a small twin engine plane.
Just kidding, but it would be cool to brake the parachute when landing in a Cessna.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/08/01 (Sat) 11:04
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Good boy,

I have been living in the hot San Fernando Valley for the past 50 years since I came to LA. There are two big airports in this valley, one is Hollywood Burbank Airport 2,100m/1,800m where large passenger planes fly regularly, and the other is Van Nuys Airport 2,400m/1,200m where one of the runways is longer than Burbank.

However, due to opposition from neighbors, Van Nuys has no scheduled flights and currently the largest aircraft is a mid-size private jet. The rest are all small planes. Still, according to Wiki, "One of the busiest general aviation airports in the world" there are all kinds of small planes taking off and landing. There is also the 94th Aero Squadron, a WWII fighter jet that flies over our heads in formation at all events.

There are also several flying schools at this airport, including a helicopter school, and I used to have a number of young people from Japan who came to my house to get their private flying licenses. Here we finally get to the subject of instrument flying in small aircraft. They told me that, as you said, there is no IFR training in takeoff and landing, but there is that in flight. The instructor would cover the front window with a hoard and make you fly using only the instruments while you couldn't see anything in front of you. One of them was forced to fly over a mountainous terrain with no light at the end of a plain just after dark, and he said that it made his "liver shrink.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/08/02 (Sun) 11:31
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Live coverage ：

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-l6f4wcv2I

The space shuttle is returning to Earth.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/08/02 (Sun) 11:37
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It wasn't the Space Shuttle, it was Space X.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/08/02 (Sun) 11:40
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It's not the Space Shuttle, it's Space X.

• 良い子のサイト
• 2020/08/02 (Sun) 21:52
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If you want to practice instrument flying, a computer will probably suffice.
One strong windy day the instructor called me to the airport. There was no way a beginner could fly.
Actually, I think he wanted to experience cross-window takeoffs and landings.
He approached at an unusual angle and straightened the nose just as he touched down. He showed me a great technique.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/08/03 (Mon) 09:34
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Landing especially in that powerful crosswind seems to be quite difficult.

Even a large passenger plane at Narita Airport has its nose pointing in a ridiculous direction until it lands
and then it cupped and aligned with the runway from the moment it lands.

On such days, there are a lot of go ・arounds from just before landing.

An extreme example is this.

https://youtu.be/roS6oFjCDhc

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• 2020/08/04 (Tue) 09:28
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The above mentioned is some European airport, but the following is Narita Airport.

https://youtu.be/uZSUCwE23-k

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• 2020/08/09 (Sun) 10:43
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*** WHICH IS LOUDER? Airbus A380 vs Boeing 747 ***

https://youtu.be/Hx7PAqrrX0g

Airbus has already stopped production of the A380, and Boeing has also stopped production of the B787. Boeing is also planning to launch a new jumbo B7474 that incorporates some of the technology of the B787. \Boeing is also going to discontinue the new Jumbo B747 next year, which is partly based on the B787 technology.

• 待望の国産ジェット
• 2020/08/09 (Sun) 10:46
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What's going on with Mitsubishi's mid-size jet ？?

• 倍金萬
• 2020/08/10 (Mon) 17:17
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＞ What's going on with Mitsubishi's mid-size jet ？

https://youtu.be/1qM5XL2SA48

• 倍金萬
• 2020/08/12 (Wed) 12:29
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It has already been 35 years since the crash of the Japan Airlines plane.

I was already here in LA at the time, but the news came in about a day late one after another.
I don't want to blame anyone now, but it was really a tragic accident.

I would like to express my condolences again to those who lost their lives. （ I wonder if this Japanese is correct ）.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/08/13 (Thu) 12:11
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Thank you very much, Otto.

Changing the subject,

https://youtu.be/-Irf7lQ0MhQ

*** Have You Ever Seen The Rain - Music Travel Love (Grand Canyon) (Creedence Clearwater Revival Cover) ***

They sing CCR songs in their own pleasant way.

The background is the Grand Canyon, which was beautifully photographed using a drone. How many years have we been to the Grand Canyon? It was when our sons were still in elementary school, with our grandchildren already there.

I've forgotten when I first heard the CCR song, but I looked it up on Wiki and it was around 1968, when I was still in Japan. I remember the song well, but I can't connect it to what my life was like when the song was popular.

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• 2020/08/13 (Thu) 12:15
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I thought you could travel across state lines now ？

• 倍金萬
• 2020/08/14 (Fri) 09:45
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I searched YouTube again and found the following regarding the "saliva antigen test" mentioned in mia's topic "7 ／ For those returning to KIX after 29". The "saliva antigen test" itself is much faster than the conventional nose swab test, but the process before and after the test does not change at all, so it seems to vary greatly depending on the time of arrival at the airport, the number of returnees, and how they are treated after the test.

New corona testing capacity doubled at Haneda （ July 29, 2020

https://youtu.be/fUz_LkTJUaU

Procedure for receiving antigen testing at Narita Airport quarantine

https://youtu.be/V797v48wrsU

Narita Airport PCR test report

https://youtu.be/MvNpTSA_P7Y

• Love Travel
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• 2020/08/14 (Fri) 11:33
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Double Kim Man,

You can travel across state lines. There will be no checks at state borders. There are people around me who have taken camping trips to other states, and I will be traveling to another state shortly.

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• 2020/08/15 (Sat) 09:39
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Love Travel,

Thank you for the information. In Japan, there was a time when there was a warning against crossing the border between prefectures, but even so, people were able to come and go on their own if they used their own or public transportation.

Without something like the Berlin Wall or the Great Wall of China, it would be easy to cross, and policing it would be practically impossible.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/08/15 (Sat) 09:54
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This may be true for high-end electric vehicles such as Tesla, but even for hybrid vehicles such as Prius, engine braking does not work as well as expected.

This is because in gasoline engine cars, when the accelerator pedal is released for deceleration, the rotational energy of the tires is returned to the engine and the engine is loaded, causing the brakes to apply. However, in a hybrid car, the reverse power is also returned to the drive electric motor, but the electric car uses 100% of that power to replace the electric motor with a generator to produce electricity to charge the main battery, so the RPM should be higher, so it is not useful as a brake. However, it does have a little bit of embellishment, which is probably due to the CVT engine that is directly connected to the car.

Therefore, when I want a strong engine brake, I change the shift knob from D to B to make the brake force stronger. Please let me know if you are familiar with the mechanism of this system.

*** [Eng sub] Electric car How it works.***

https://youtu.be/YvLAUj7ebfg

• 空港の規制
• 2020/08/17 (Mon) 12:56
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I have a question about traveling to Japan
If anyone knows anything about this, please let me know.
What are the restrictions at US airports for Americans in Japan who want to return home now ？
And for Japanese, what are the restrictions at US airports ？?

• 倍金萬
• 2020/08/18 (Tue) 11:54
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#1973 Airport Regulations,

I have not read the notice from the authorities with my own eyes, so I am not sure, but a few weeks after Japan stopped allowing foreign visitors to enter the country due to the Corona disaster, a Japanese friend came to LAX and was able to enter without problems. Also, a Japanese friend of mine who is a US citizen came back to LAX a week ago, and he was also able to enter without any problem.

The above is for LAX, i.e. California, but I have no idea about other states.

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#1978
Double Money Man
Thanks for the quick info😊
I am relieved.

• ほんとに
• 2020/08/18 (Tue) 19:32
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It is a shame that more and more meaningless and low-level posts are being made, even though this is supposed to be a place where Japanese people can exchange useful information and help each other. It is especially sad that it has been so bad lately. I wonder how many of them are able to make the same post without being anonymous? Probably not.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/08/19 (Wed) 11:44
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As usual, I can't go to Japan, but even if I could, I have 14 days of quarantine and 12 days of hotel bills to pay for nothing, so I don't think I would go.

Still, I checked if there are any flights, e.g. Haneda - Tokushima. I checked ANA and JAL for a one-way flight on November 10 this year, and to my surprise, ANA has no flights at all and JAL has only 3 flights per day instead of the 7 it used to have. The three are now also available at most at 30,000 yen. These three services are now at most 30% of the total number of passengers. Usually morning flights are filled up to 70% or more.

Oh, when can I go to Japan?

• 倍金萬
• 2020/08/20 (Thu) 09:37
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https://youtu.be/6C9yfp0HDOE

The history of the development of Haneda Airport from 1936 to 2020 is told in detail with aerial photographs.

I flew from Tokyo Haneda International Airport to John F. Kennedy International Airport in 1970 in a Pan Am Pan Am Douglas DC-8. Compared to those days, Haneda Airport has grown considerably and I am deeply moved.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/08/20 (Thu) 12:26
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#1984 Interaction Site,

This person writes what he likes under various HNs, but I don't mind it at all, and I am a bugger. I am sure you all feel bad, but the structure of Vivinavi allows one person to post under several NHs without permission, so there is no end to the number of posts.

I know who this person was a long time ago from what he writes. I am grateful to him for remembering my first trip to Death Valley on a Harley when I first came to LA. Since Koryu Hiroba is the only place in LA where we can exchange opinions in Japanese, please ignore posts like this one completely, filter them out, and enjoy this place.

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• 2020/08/20 (Thu) 13:08
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Double Kinman

We will continue to do so. ＾ ＾

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• 2020/08/21 (Fri) 08:12
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*** With Travel Halted, What Happens To The Planes? This YouTube video talks about how the grounded planes are being maintained. I would guess that the hot and humid climate, especially in the Philippines and Singapore as shown in this video, requires a lot more work than here in California. No, even in California, if a car sits for a year, it will probably stop working, and a powerful and precise airliner will never take off again without a lot of money and effort. Even if the pandemic passes and flights resume, there is no way to know if the aircraft will be adequately maintained, and that will remain a concern for the next several years. Maybe a few planes will go down because of inadequate maintenance. We will just have to pray to God that it doesn't happen to the plane we are flying.

https://youtu.be/D9uZmmoexUk

• 倍金萬
• 2020/08/22 (Sat) 08:06
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The Japan Rail Pass Japan Rail Road Pass has not been mentioned since Japanese citizens who have stayed in a foreign country for a short period of time are no longer entitled to a rail road pass. A short-term visitor from a foreign country who is visiting for the purpose of sightseeing.

* Japanese nationals who have a Japanese passport and "a document that confirms that the period of stay is 10 consecutive years or more, such as one obtained at a diplomatic mission abroad.

is the current requirement.

And the current rates are as follows. （ Columns are not aligned due to incorrect line space ）

Type Green Ordinary
Duration Adult Child Adult Child
7-day 44,810 YEN 22,400 YEN 33,610 YEN 16,800 YEN
14-day 72,310 YEN 36,150 YEN 52,960 YEN 26,480 YEN
21-day 91,670 YEN 45,830 YEN 66,200 YEN 33,100 YEN

The company selling the passes here is selling the above yen prices at the exchange rate.

A few years ago, in this topic or in the "Delta to Haneda" topic, I posted a "7-day Japan Round Trip Plan by Japan Rail Pass" which is still alive in my mind. The plan was to head north from Tokyo, roughly circumnavigate Hokkaido, return to Honshu, take the Shinkansen to Kyushu, exit the ticket gate at Makurazaki Station at the southwesternmost tip of Japan, and re-enter and return to Tokyo, all with a 7-day rail pass.

A 7-day ordinary seat costs 33,610 yen, but it would cost about 160,000 yen if you paid the full price. Also, if you have a free reserved seat with a rail pass, you can get that too. Wait, the green car is 44,810 yen... I'll be riding the train almost all day long for 7 days, so the green car seat won't be tiring. Hmmm, I'm not sure.

• 倍金萬
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As usual, I can't go to Japan, but even if I could, I have 14 days of quarantine and 12 days of hotel expenses to pay in vain, so I don't think I would go.

Still, I checked if airplanes fly between Haneda and Tokushima as an example. I checked ANA and JAL for a one-way flight on November 10 this year, and to my surprise, ANA is not flying at all, and JAL has only 3 flights a day instead of 7. The three new contracts are also at most 30% of the daily total. These three trains probably have less than 30% of the passengers at most.

Oh, when will I be able to go to Japan?

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• 2020/08/26 (Wed) 16:36
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*** FedEx Aircraft Performs Emergency Landing (Caught On Camera)***

08.19.2020 | 3:51 AM | LOS ANGELES - A FedEx cargo plane performed an emergency landing that sent sparks flying after a mechanical issue, early Wednesday morning. 5 min 40 sec

https://youtu.be/tyVKN_q34tM


This is a detailed recording of the communication with the tower before the emergency landing. 14:33

https://youtu.be/8EyUmeeu7B8

Either way, the left gear is not down and the engine is scraping the runway, so the plane should go off to the left a lot, but the pilot is very good and the plane stops straight. The pilot's skill is good, and the plane stopped straight.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/08/26 (Wed) 20:28
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If you are a US citizen and buy a Japan Rail Pass redemption in the US
and go to Japan and enter with a Japanese passport
I don't think the Japan Rail Pass will be accepted because the US passport does not have a
entry stamp on it.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/08/27 (Thu) 08:40
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Ototsan

Then why don't you just show your Japanese passport?
You can buy a pass even if you are a Japanese citizen. Before that, the official issuing the pass doesn't even look at the page with the entry stamp.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/08/27 (Thu) 09:05
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In my case, they checked me pretty closely.
The staff at the rail pass exchange at the station
seem to judge people by looking at them.

Even if you shop at a department store with a credit card,
they will judge you by your appearance, saying "there is no way this person has a card.

Because they go to Japan in the clothes they live in the U.S.
they must look tacky.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/08/27 (Thu) 09:34
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Sorry to hear that.

The exchange offices at the airport and train station seem to be deserted in the current Corona disaster, but
before that, the exchange offices had long lines that extended beyond the office doors, so
I think I would have only had to quickly look at the main page with my face photo on my passport.

The last time I used my rail pass was over 10 years ago when my gf and I went home.
I think we were able to exchange it then with very little waiting in line. But even then I don't remember if I
checked the entry stamp.

Maybe, but I think they only need to confirm your identity at the exchange.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/08/27 (Thu) 09:43
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＃ Then why don't you just show your Japanese passport?

If you are an adult and obtain U.S. citizenship, you cannot
renew your Japanese passport in the U.S.
so you will have to go to Japan to renew it, but
if you open the page with the photo
renew it in the U.S.
issuing authority ・ CONSULATE - GENERAL OF JAPAN AT LOS ANGELES is printed.
If you renew it in the city where you lived in Japan, it may say GENERAL OF JAPAN AT ◯◯◯.

How would that happen or how would the attendant judge it?

• 倍金萬
• 2020/08/27 (Thu) 10:07
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Ototsan

Thank you for the detailed explanation of the Japanese passport.

However, since you can buy a rail pass with a Japanese passport under certain conditions
again, my guess is that if you have a pass voucher,
the staff at the rail pass issuing office will only check if you are who you say you are.

Conversely, I'm not sure if the agent has the authority to check whether you entered the country legally or not.

• 日本国総領事くん
• 2020/08/27 (Thu) 11:41
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Nationality Act Article 11 A Japanese citizen shall lose Japanese nationality if he/she acquires the nationality of a foreign country at his/her own volition.

Article 18 of the Passport Act A passport shall lose its validity if it falls under any of the following items.
(i) If the holder of the passport dies or loses Japanese nationality.

Article 23 of the Passport Act Any person who falls under any of the following items shall be punished by imprisonment with work for not more than five years or a fine of not more than three million yen, or both.
(i) Any person who has obtained a passport or travel document pertaining to an application or request under this Act by making a false statement in a document concerning such application or request or by any other wrongful act
(vii) Any person who has exercised a passport or travel document which has lost its validity

• 倍金萬
• 2020/08/28 (Fri) 09:06
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Consul General of Japan

Thank you very much for presenting the detailed laws and regulations.

There are some people here in Bibi who use two passports even though there is such a law. Before that, I don't understand,

＞ Any person who falls under any of the above shall be punished by imprisonment for not more than 5 years or a fine of not more than 3 million yen, or both

Does this Japanese law also work for foreign nationals visiting Japan? In other words, can the law in #1998 be enforced against non-Japanese nationals visiting Japan? Consul General of Japan, please find out and post it here.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/08/28 (Fri) 09:44
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At the Japan Rail Pass exchange counter, you will be asked to fill out a simple application form and present the stamp/seal of the Temporary Visitor's Stamp/Seal that was stamped on your passport when you entered Japan. You must present your passport and the stamp/seal ／ to be examined for the Rail Pass exchange.


It is not possible to cut corners at the exchange, as they only need to verify your identity.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/08/28 (Fri) 12:03
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↑ of

I see. It's been a long time ago, but I don't remember checking that much at my time.

Either way, all you have to do is show the bus port of the one with the entry stamp.


By the way, can anyone answer the question #1999?

• おばあちゃん子
• 2020/08/28 (Fri) 13:20
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#1999,

You want to enter Japan with a Japanese passport, receive only the good parts such as long-term stay and health insurance, and be treated as a foreigner when you get a rail pass.
Before the law, don't you feel that you are shallow? ？
In the past, older people worked very hard to accumulate virtues.

• パス
• 2020/08/28 (Fri) 13:36
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＞ The staff member issuing the Rail pass will not look until the page with the entry stamp.

They do look ！ They won't issue a Rail pass if you don't have a record of entry in your US passport ！
I showed them the record of entry in my Japanese passport and told them I had dual citizenship, they went into the back and opened the thick manual and
still I didn't know, so I had to talk to my supervisor or call someone
but they wouldn't replace it because they can't determine exceptions in the field and the regulations don't allow it.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/08/28 (Fri) 20:55
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#You just need to show the busport of the one with the entry stamp.
The stamp with the entry stamp would be a Japanese passport.

Even if you hold a Glynn card,
it's a Japanese passport, so when you leave Japan, you get an exit stamp, and
when you go back home after 10 years, you get a return stamp.

• ゴン子
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#2002
Grandma Grandchild
I know this is off-topic, but "..... on being virtuous."
I'm so glad you brought that up.
Well, I think it's a bit much to say that I'm shallow about JR Pass, but
It gave me a chance to look at myself now. I was only thinking about how to save money and how to buy things cheaply in my daily life. It may be difficult from now on, but I would like to try to do one good thing a day.

• クソババアっ子
• 2020/08/28 (Fri) 23:27
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＃ 2002
＞ Don't you feel your own shallowness before the law ？
I feel that the old people used to work hard to accumulate virtue.

You can say that to Shinzo Abe, who privatizes huge amounts of taxpayers' money and feels nothing wrong ！ about it.

• 主席領事くん
• 2020/08/29 (Sat) 00:15
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＞ Does this Japanese law work for foreign nationals visiting Japan?
Why do you ask that?
Since you have lost your Japanese nationality according to Article 11 of the Nationality Law, with or without notification, you are already a foreigner, and the Japanese law of passports should not apply to you, and you will not be punished?
It is a little too much to be a thief to pretend to be a Japanese and use a Japanese passport, but when the time comes, you are a foreigner.
＞ There are people here in Bibi who use two passports even though there is such a law.
Are you saying that because others are doing it, it is OK for you to do it?
That is the argument of those who loot in the midst of demonstrations.

• 文太
• 2020/08/29 (Sat) 00:25
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I am a citizen and my Japanese passport has long expired.
So I always use my American passport to enter Japan, but now, due to the Corona, I am not sure if I can enter Japan with an American ＝ passport ？

I would appreciate it if you could tell me.

• パス
• 2020/08/29 (Sat) 09:44
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#You just need to show the busport of the one with the entry stamp.
The stamp with the entry stamp would be a Japanese passport.

If you are a green card holder or have a stamp in your US passport, you should be fine, but
as a dual citizen who entered with a Japanese passport, I could not exchange it for a JR pass.
I showed them my American passport and also my past entry and exit records in my Japanese passport and told them that I have been living in the U.S. all my life and
I was only returning to Japan temporarily, but they refused to accept me.
By the way, I am not a naturalized citizen, I am a dual citizen who was born in the US and did not choose my nationality.

• 👆
• 2020/08/29 (Sat) 10:05
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↑ How old are you ？?

• 倍金萬
• 2020/08/29 (Sat) 10:34
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76 years old.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/08/29 (Sat) 10:36
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64 years old.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/08/29 (Sat) 12:12
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#2010 Pass,

＞ As a dual national who entered Japan with a Japanese passport, I could not exchange it for a JR Pass

Sorry to hear that. I'm sorry to hear that such conditions are sometimes the case.
From now on, why don't you not use two valid passports and thoroughly use only one American passport
in and out of Japan?

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• 2020/08/29 (Sat) 16:08
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The age is asked by the passer.

• buntaman
• 2020/08/29 (Sat) 17:52
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#2009 I'd like to take advantage of Bunta's question.

I've heard that Japanese nationals who hold US passports are not allowed to enter Japan ？
in principle, but only under special conditions (illness or death of a relative) and can get a special permit ？
to enter Japan. I have heard that it is possible to enter Japan with a special permit issued under special conditions (illness or death of a relative).

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/08/29 (Sat) 18:41
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210 By the way, I'm not a naturalized citizen, I'm a dual citizen, born in the U.S. and have not chosen my nationality.

That's good to know.

By the way, what kind of valid visa do you submit when you renew your Japanese passport in the US?

• 金と銀
• 2020/08/29 (Sat) 20:22
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Gold is a hundred thousand shillings
Silver is also a hundred shillings

• 倍金萬
• 2020/08/30 (Sun) 08:21
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＞ I heard that in principle, it is not possible to enter Japan for a simple visit, but only under special conditions (such as illness or death of a relative) can a special permit ？
＞ be issued and used to enter Japan. American citizens, so "special conditions" would not work.

I have heard that a few countries where the coronas are very suppressed, such as Australia and Vietnam, can grant conditional entry permits. This is also only for those who have been granted permission with prior preparation, such as short-term business travel.

• ゴン子
• 2020/08/30 (Sun) 08:30
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#2016 #2019
A Japanese national and US passport holder was able to return home in July.
In his case, it was because of his mother's serious illness. His funeral was held last week.
The SD went to the Japanese consulate 3 times to get approval.
Therefore, if there is a serious reason, he can enter Japan.

• まる
• 2020/08/30 (Sun) 09:14
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＞ I heard that only under special conditions (illness or death of a relative), a special permit ？
can be issued to enter Japan, but

I read in an article about 2 weeks ago that this should be allowed for humanitarian reasons. I also read an article about 2 weeks ago. I read an article about 2 weeks ago that even Japanese long term visa holders and permanent residents are not allowed to enter Japan and they are asking the government to rectify the situation.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/08/30 (Sun) 10:58
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＞ I heard that they issue a special permit ？ to enter Japan

I wonder if the Japanese government cares that much about Americans who have abandoned their Japanese citizenship and become US citizens.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/08/30 (Sun) 11:09
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＞ What kind of valid visa do you submit when renewing a Japanese passport in the U.S.

I don't see how a legitimate dual national can get a visa from Japan in the first place. Can this person, who is also an American, get a visa from the US government when he travels to Japan?

• パス
• 2020/08/30 (Sun) 11:38
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I submit my American passport for passport renewal.
Baikoku-san, when I tell them I have dual citizenship when I enter Japan, they get mad and say
Japanese people should use Japanese passports.
I am in my 20s.

• 👆
• 2020/08/30 (Sun) 16:25
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Mr. Pass, dual citizenship is not allowed in Japan after the age of 21.
You have to choose one or the other, so if you say you have dual citizenship, it will be treated as a problem ？.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/08/30 (Sun) 18:47
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＃ I submit my American passport to renew my passport.
When I renew my Japanese passport in the U.S., do I have to submit my U.S. passport?

When I renew my Japanese passport in the U.S., if I have a U.S. passport, can I enter Japan with it? If you have a U.S. passport, you can enter Japan with it.

• 21歳以上で
• 2020/08/30 (Sun) 19:23
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If you had US citizenship, you would not be able to renew your Japanese passport in the US.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/08/30 (Sun) 20:37
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So if you have an American passport, please enter Japan with it. I think they will say.

In #2024, I submit my American passport for passport renewal. I don't understand whether it is US or Japanese passport renewal since you wrote "I am not sure if it is US or Japanese passport renewal.