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• ludlow
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• 2021/05/28 (Fri) 15:01
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Does anyone know about Safe travels from Japan to Hawaii, or can I enter Hawaii without safe travels if I have a negative proof of PCR test ？ I have an iPad but no smart phone and don't know how to do it.

• lonsdale
• 2021/05/31 (Mon) 14:27
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We recommend that you check https://travel.hawaii.gov/#/ for the latest information.
If you create an account here and provide the specified information in advance and meet all the requirements,
you will be exempt from quarantine once you enter Hawaii.

Also, depending on whether you are entering Hawaii from the U.S. or Japan, there are different medical facilities designated to obtain negative certification.
Please check the above site.

I also entered Hawaii from Japan last month on a JAL flight, and they had a pre-check service certified by the State of Hawaii.
When I checked in, they confirmed that I had completed the necessary application,
When I arrived at the Honolulu airport, all I had to do was show the stamp from the JAL counter
and the rest was the usual immigration process, followed by luggage pickup.

Similar service seems to be offered by Hawaiian Air.
Not only flights from Japan,
recently a friend of mine flew Hawaiian Air from the mainland to Hawaii, and they also provide the same service for domestic flights within the US.

There is a pre-check service, but it is better to register with the Hawaii Safe Travel website and
enter your travel information in advance.
By the way, I was checked on the day of departure at a place like a branch office of Toho University Hospital at Haneda Airport.


Mr. Ludlow,
I think you can go to the above website and register from Ipad.
If you fulfill all the requirements, you will get a QR code at the end, which I think you can use as a substitute for your smartphone by taking a screencap of it.
You will need to use Safari and take a full screen screenshot.

Ludlow, by the way, will you ever return to Japan after coming to Hawaii ？
Nowadays, a smartphone is required to enter Japan.
If you don't have one, they will ask you to rent one.

All of the above information is current, so
please check the official website yourself.
It is complicated to enter Hawaii and Japan, but please search Youtube for the latest information.

• ぼったくり
• 2021/06/02 (Wed) 10:51
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I live in California, but
there is a shortage of rental cars in Hawaii right now and the prices are too high for me to go.

• ludlow
• 2021/06/13 (Sun) 20:35
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lonsdale, sorry for the delay, I am new to vivinavi. I will be coming from Okinawa, so I will have to take the PCR test at Narita-Haneda airport. There is no Hawaii state designated hospital in Okinawa ． So I would like to take a flight with a connection time of 5 hours or more and do it on my iPad, but I am worried because I have never uploaded, downloaded, learned QR codes, etc. ？ I am not sure if the airline will be able to help me at the airport. Will the airlines help me at the airport I have my own condo if I can get into the country, so no problem.

• lonsdale
• 2021/06/14 (Mon) 17:12
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Mr. ludlow,

Do you mean that you do not have to be exempted from quarantine as long as you can enter the country ？
If so, you can probably get on a plane
with a negative certificate issued by a Hawaii state-licensed medical facility at Haneda ・ Narita. （ This is only a guess. ！ ）
In that case, you must check if the medical institution is accredited by the State of Hawaii.
https://www.allhawaii.jp/covid19/prepare/certificate/


Everyone is a beginner at this. Of course, I have never done it before.
But you can at least register for Safe Travel if you read the instructions.
Here is a video explaining the process. You can also choose Japanese.
https://travel.hawaii.gov/#/

Also, as far as I know, JAL and Hawaiian Airlines offer Safe Travel approval service at their check-in counters.
They seem to be approved by the State of Hawaii.
The following site is Hawaiian Airlines, and they explain in order how to do it.
https://www.hawaiianairlines.co.jp/coronavirus/before-travel
The State of Hawaii's Safe Travel website, which can be accessed from the link above, is also in Japanese, so it is not too difficult.
If you register and enter all the information you know, the airlines mentioned above will probably be able to help you with Uploading the negative certificate and obtaining the QR code.

I took a Hawaii flight from Haneda on JAL and they were quite helpful.
So if you are worried, I would recommend flying with JAL.

• モンキー
• 2021/06/14 (Mon) 17:12
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Sandwichman, Hidetaka Kano, and Ogata-san are also famous.
I definitely want to shake Mr. Date's hand when I see him.

• 狸
• 2021/06/01 (Tue) 17:01
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The good part is that I can have lunch with my family.
The bad part is that my family can hear me talking about work, or conversely, my conversations with my family can get into my work phone calls.

• 佐々木
• 2021/06/03 (Thu) 13:14
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We originally did not have a very good internet connection, so we took the opportunity to upgrade to Corona. The downside is that the cost of electricity and internet has increased. That said, I think the cost of transportation has gone down.

• 柑橘
• 2021/06/10 (Thu) 14:39
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Remote is convenient, but I still feel that going to the office every day gives me more energy in my work, and my muscles are tighter when I feel the tension of being watched.

• ミジンコ
• 2021/06/14 (Mon) 16:48
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My transportation and eating out expenses went down, but my utility bills went up and my expenses went down a little bit.

• うんぜんねんの木
• 2021/05/26 (Wed) 21:37
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Restaurant Yokota" in front of Joso Kiyokawa Station is delicious no matter what you eat.

• 北斗の母
• 2021/05/27 (Thu) 22:58
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Pergolato Gelato was delicious ！
Pistachio is excellent ！ Try it ！!

• yukari
• 2021/06/02 (Wed) 02:19
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The previous post reminded me that I used to eat gelato at Mont Chery in front of Kisarazu station ～ I miss it!

• 可夢偉
• 2021/06/02 (Wed) 21:27
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I wonder if they still have mon chérie's big parfait ？ I used to eat it with my friends in high school （ lol ）

• 新しいものずき
• 2021/06/14 (Mon) 16:41
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Have you had the canule shakes yet ？
they are rare and I can't wait to try them ！

• 三羽
• 2021/06/14 (Mon) 16:37
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What does a live-in comedian do ？ Local publicity ？
When I think of people from Saitama, I have a strong image of Shitara-san from Bananaman, Bibiru Ohki and Kasuga.

• masa
• 2021/06/10 (Thu) 14:42
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There's a duo called the Male Penguins who are apparently live-in comedians.

• まり
• 2021/06/14 (Mon) 16:23
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Speaking of people from Ibaraki who are not live-in comedians but are from Ibaraki, such as Naomi Watanabe and Kazuko Kurosawa.

• 明美
• 2021/06/10 (Thu) 14:30
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If it is a study-based lesson, I think online is sometimes easier to understand.
I think face-to-face is faster to learn for things that involve physical activity.

• rune
• 2021/06/14 (Mon) 15:57
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It depends on how shy the child is, but a shy child might be mute online.

• ふみ
• 2021/05/24 (Mon) 13:38
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For those who love history, "Asuka Village" is also a good spot to visit.

• あらた
• 2021/05/24 (Mon) 13:40
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I don't think you can find Asuka nabe anywhere else.

• リリー
• 2021/05/25 (Tue) 10:42
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Souvenirs are difficult, aren't they? Often, what you expect to please people is not what they want. Even if the food is delicious, people have different tastes, and if you are on a diet, you may not be pleased with the delicious food.

As general souvenirs, how about Daibutsu pudding, Kuzumochi, or Kimigoromo ？?

• めさ
• 2021/06/01 (Tue) 11:07
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I was glad I went to Muroji Temple and Ishibutai Kofun Tumulus.

• jin
• 2021/06/14 (Mon) 15:56
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Dorogawa hot spring is the best.
Too bad I can't go to the hot springs now.

• 波子
• 2021/06/14 (Mon) 15:53
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It would be nice if we could have an online exchange meeting, since club activities also have practice matches, from which we can increase our network and learn from each other. Judo is certainly a sport that is closely followed, so it would be difficult.