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• 倍金萬
• 2025/07/19 (Sat) 22:52
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＞ Anywhere good school

I don't think there is any "difference" between good and bad public schools to choose from.

My grandson went to

Walter Reed Middle School

4525 Irvine Ave. I went to Walter Reed Middle School 4525 Irvine Ave. Well, it's public, so good ・ bad is a mixed bag.

• UZAI
• 2025/07/20 (Sun) 09:51
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Some of the most reputable public ・ middle schools in North Hollywood ：
🧪 Science Academy STEM Magnet
Grades ： Grades 6-12
Features ： Mathematics and Rigorous science-focused curriculum. Student achievement is very high and college placement rates are high.
Rating ： A+ at Niche, GreatSchools
📚 Walter Reed Middle School
Grades ： 6-8
Features ： Balanced educational offerings, popular in the area. School. Reading and math scores are also above state averages.
Rating ： B+ at Niche, GreatSchools
🌱 Roy Romer Middle School
Grades ： 6-8
Features ： School serves a diverse student population and provides a community-based education. The school has a diverse student body and provides a community-based education. Academically, there is room for improvement, but there is a support system in place.

Assessment ： C+ at Niche, GreatSchools
Each school has its own unique characteristics and should be chosen based on your child's interests and learning style. If you are also considering charter or magnet schools, you will have even more choices.

• Mai
• 2025/07/21 (Mon) 19:31
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Thanks for the information. It is very helpful.
I appreciate it 🙏🙏.

• KAN
• 2025/07/21 (Mon) 14:37
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#9 tom

（ There is no problem at all to live permanently in ） Japan even if you have dual citizenship. （ Since you are Japanese ）
you can hold dual citizenship （ Japan and the US ） unless you apply to the authorities to renounce your Japanese citizenship, and there are many such people （ Japanese law does not recognize dual citizenship, but few people would be foolish enough to renounce their Japanese citizenship and they would not be penalized. ）
The problem is taxation.
As long as you have US citizenship, you are liable to pay taxes to the US on any income you generate, even if you live in another country. So there are a great many people who do not like this obligation and renounce their U.S. citizenship.

• tom
• 2025/07/22 (Tue) 03:09
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#12 KAN
Thanks for the reply.
When you have income as a US citizen, does that mean you get Social Security
in dollars or have income in dollars?

Conversely, if you do not receive SS and have no dollar income, does that mean
you have no tax liability in the US?
Dollar USDT income earned on crypto assets is taxable, right?

• KAN
• 2025/07/22 (Tue) 16:01
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♯ 13 Mr. TOM

＞ If you are a US citizen and have income, does that mean you get Social Security
in dollars or have income in dollars? On the other hand, if you do not receive SS and have no dollar income,
does that mean you are not liable to pay taxes in the U.S.
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Of course. And whether or not you have income, including a pension, after returning permanently to Japan, you are still obligated to file an annual return with the U.S. （ IRS IRS ）. So here's what I mean.

In countries like the U.S. that use taxation based on "country of birth ＝ place of birth ・ nationality," as long as you are a U.S. citizen, you must pay taxes to the U.S. on your worldwide income regardless of where in the world you live. Therefore, a "U.S. citizen × living in Japan" has the right to be taxed by either country. This is troubling for dual nationals who may be subject to double taxation

• T.S
• 2025/07/22 (Tue) 19:45
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Please read Articles 17 and 18 of the U.S.-Japan Tax Treaty concluded in 2003. Taxation is only imposed in one of the two countries.

• KAN
• 2025/07/24 (Thu) 19:29
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＃ 15 Dear TS.

＞ Please read Articles 17 and 18 of the U.S.-Japan tax treaty signed in 2003. Only one of the countries is taxed.
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U.S. citizens and permanent residents living in Japan are basically obligated to pay taxes in both Japan and the U.S., right? However, there are measures in place to prevent double taxation. （ Articles 17 and 18 of the U.S.-Japan Tax Treaty ）

1 ． Foreign Tax Credit ： Taxes paid in Japan can be credited against U.S. taxes.

2 ． Foreign Earned Income Credit ： If certain conditions are met, a portion of income earned in Japan can be excluded from U.S. taxation. It appears that these systems can be used to minimize the incidence of double taxation.

For U.S. citizens and permanent residents living in Japan, understanding both Japanese and U.S. tax returns is often complicated and difficult to understand. \You will probably want to consult with a professional tax advisor. ）

• dog
• 2025/07/18 (Fri) 20:21
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I have a dog. I have a few friends who also have dogs and cats, and
some say that hospital A is the best place to go, and others say that same hospital A should not be there.
It seems that the view also changes depending on what you are looking for in a hospital.
Don't you feel the same way about beauty salons? ？
It would be easier to answer if you know specifically what was not good and what you are looking for.

• 名無し
• 2025/07/24 (Thu) 14:37
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I think you should ask the Hawaiian Humane Society.

They should be able to refer you.

• オーナー
• 2025/07/21 (Mon) 09:11
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It is difficult to get a reservation at the end of the year and the beginning of the New Year, but in the summer, if you make a reservation early （, about 6 months in advance ）, you can usually get a reservation. Since I live in the U.S., I have a relatively flexible schedule, so I can make reservations every year without any problems. I would not recommend it to people who work for Japanese companies and do not have flexibility in their schedule or cannot make plans until the last minute, but I would recommend it to people who have more flexibility in their schedule. The kitchen is large and easy to use, and it is by far more economical than staying in a regular hotel.

Also, you should consider resale. You can buy one for about 1/3 ～ 1/4 of the price. There will be a few restrictions, but you can use it just for a normal stay.

• Kay
• 2025/07/21 (Mon) 15:52
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Thank you for your thoughtful response. I will consider it.

• いちごっ子
• mail
• 2025/07/21 (Mon) 12:15
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Not sure if this is what you are looking for, but it is sold at Wee ！.
https://www.sayweee.com/ja/product/QBB-Cheese-Dessert-Season-Limited-Mix-Pack-Random-4-flavors/2062734?trace_id=72a7714d-aca 2-4f79-a1dc-9b078a57e312

• LGBTのおとっつぁん
• 2025/07/21 (Mon) 15:24
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300 yen in the US $ 20-22
10 times the price because it needs to be refrigerated.

• たんたんたぬき
• 2025/07/14 (Mon) 14:15
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Immigration Carry Requirements
- U.S. Immigration Law （ INA § 264Com ） requires foreign nationals to carry their registration （ or green card ） with them at all times, and violating this requirement is a misdemeanor （. misdemeanor ）.
- In practice, it is rare that this provision is actively enforced, but in situations where ICE is involved, I have seen instances where the inability to immediately prove residency status has led to wrongful detention.

• たんたんたぬき
• 2025/07/14 (Mon) 14:16
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Possibility of Proving Identity with Real ID
- Real ID-enabled driver's licenses are reliable in certain situations, as they can be used by TSA at airports, etc., as federally recognized identification.
- However, even with Real ID, "proof of residency" may not be sufficient, especially for ICE duties where a dedicated document （ proof of visa, I-94, GC, etc. ） may be required.

• たんたんたぬき
• 2025/07/14 (Mon) 14:17
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Practical Risks and Countermeasures
- One measure to reduce the risk of not carrying is to always carry a photocopy or photo, even if it is not the original, but you may be legally required to present it in original form.
- Especially against the background of the recent increase in the number of cases of legal residents being detained for misidentification, it makes sense to be cautious and "carry at all times just in case" as a form of self-protection.

• solana
• 2025/07/14 (Mon) 14:39
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The green card is plastic.
The paper was a social security number card. Sorry.

• びびまる
• 2025/07/16 (Wed) 09:10
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Thank you all for your advice.
I also read Mr. Shoteen's post on the information board.
I guess I have to carry my original card
although there is still a risk of losing it.
I will keep a copy in case I lose it.

• Ginger
• 2025/07/16 (Wed) 18:57
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I recommend Atomy, a Korean cosmetic company. It contains Chinese herbs and is gentle to the skin ． It is safe to use.

• 🍙
• 2025/06/21 (Sat) 08:16
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#88 By day,
Thanks for the info ！ It helps!

• 日によって
• 2025/06/21 (Sat) 13:23
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Good ！ 😃👍🏻

• 残念
• 2025/07/02 (Wed) 19:59
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They had to stop because they couldn't sell matcha pudding.
I wanted to try it once.

• 日によって
• 2025/07/03 (Thu) 08:59
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I wanted to support them because they didn't sell well, but
Some days there was a lot of dark green tea powder but almost no sweet potato,
On the other hand, there was a lot of sweet potato but not much green tea powder, and somehow the taste was not consistent 😢
They didn't look good and didn't look delicious. It might have been better if they had small cups for tasting.

• 🍙
• 2025/07/03 (Thu) 12:21
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In the end, I didn't end up eating it.

No wonder they didn't have any, they didn't sell well.