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Disposal of Furniture upon Return to Japan

Housing
#1
  • makomoko
  • mail
  • 2020/04/06 19:30

I am currently living in LA accompanying my husband on an overseas assignment. The expiration date is until this summer or next summer, but with the recent Corona fiasco, I am prepared to be ordered to return home suddenly at any time.

I would like to be as prepared as possible in case that should that happen. The thing I am most worried about is getting rid of the furniture.
If I had the time, I would sell or give it to someone else, but I probably don't have that luxury in terms of time, so I would like to ask some vendor to pick it up if possible.

As for questions,
1 ） Is there a company that can come to my house to pick it up ？ （ Would it be a recycling company ）
If you know, could you give me specific company names and such? I would be very grateful.
It would be very reassuring if the company can speak Japanese.

2 ） I think large items such as dining room tables and beds need to be dismantled. We cannot bring it in.

The address is in the area of Los Angeles 90024.

Furniture includes bed, dining table ＆ chairs, TV board, storage shelves, computer table.
Almost all of them were purchased at IKEA. （ Total cost is just under 200,000 yen ・ ・ ・ ）

I am very sorry for being so vague and not knowing what to expect.
I'd be happy to borrow your wisdom.

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#3
  • 懐かしいな〜
  • 2020/04/06 (Mon) 19:47
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There is a recycle store in Carson called Kanoko, run by a Japanese guy.
They used to come to my house to pick up furniture and electrical appliances about 20 years ago.
I had a part-time job there about 20 years ago when I was a poor student.

Here it is.
http://www.kanokoinc.com/recycle_shop.html

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#4
  • リサイクル
  • 2020/04/06 (Mon) 20:26
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3
I think the recycle store is already closed.

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#5
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2020/04/06 (Mon) 20:27
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Other recycle stores are also closed at this time of year.

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#6
  • 懐かしいな〜
  • 2020/04/06 (Mon) 21:05
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What ？
I see ？
Did it close in Corona this time ？
Too bad.

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#7

There is Kaguyahime.

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#8
  • びっくりこ
  • 2020/04/06 (Mon) 22:15
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If you are ok with a donation,
contact the Salvation Army ？ I donated a large sofa and had them come pick it up.

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#9
  • 引越し屋さん
  • 2020/04/06 (Mon) 22:37
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Any Japanese-affiliated moving company that advertises on Vivinavi will dispose of all the items in one lump sum. Of course, there is a cost involved. Usually moving is from your current house to a new house, right? For disposal, it is from your current house to the disposal site. Just the destination is different, but it is the same as the normal moving fee.

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#10

It used to be that Nittsu took it back when they moved out. Why don't you ask them ？.

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#11

I have contacted Salvation Army 3 years ago and I remember that they do not take Ikea furniture. You might want to check with them when you inquire.

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#12
  • びっくりこ
  • 2020/04/07 (Tue) 00:05
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If you're going to pay to get rid of it, it would be smarter to donate and get a free pickup ？.

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#13
  • 日通
  • 2020/04/07 (Tue) 03:02
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I'm sure Nichidori would have taken it back for a couple of bucks

I think that's what my mom's friend said when she came back home.

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#14
  • makomoko
  • 2020/04/07 (Tue) 12:42
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Sorry for the batch reply to all of you. Thank you for all the valuable information.
I see that Nichidori and Kuroneko can also handle this ！ I am relieved to know that. Thank you for introducing some others. I will look into those myself. Thank you very much!

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#15
  • 優柔不断
  • 2020/04/07 (Tue) 18:53
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I missed the escape.
I should have returned home a little earlier.

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#16
  • Morocco Mole
  • 2020/04/07 (Tue) 20:50
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>>I'm sure Nichidori would have taken it back for a fee, even though it's a small bundle

>> I think my mom's friend said so when she returned

No, Nichidori will not take unwanted furniture for a fee.

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#17
  • ゲゲゲ
  • 2020/04/07 (Tue) 22:19
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Topy
Everyone is saying random things even if it's not what they have experienced
You should call Nichidori or wherever quickly and check.
If you inquire at the last minute, it may be that they don't do that anymore, or there is a possibility of high fees.

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#18
  • makomoko
  • 2020/04/07 (Tue) 23:15
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P.S.

Mr. Gegege
Thank you ！ I immediately contacted Nichidori, and it seems that the pick-up depends on conditions now, which does not seem to apply to our family.

This is the situation, and I will continue to check further on the possibilities.
Thank you for your concern.

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#19

#15 I'm almost home, too, but I didn't get away.

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#20
  • 優柔不断
  • 2020/04/08 (Wed) 08:37
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The fact that the Tokyo Olympics extended until next year
was rather good timing for the upcoming returnees.

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#21
  • トランプ大統領再選確実
  • 2020/04/08 (Wed) 11:27
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With the acceleration of America First protectionism, the only way for current foreign students to stay in the U.S. in the future will be to marry an American or be the child of a rich person who can afford graduate school.

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#22
  • BBA
  • 2020/04/08 (Wed) 11:49
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Long live Trump 🙌

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#23

We are moving from a big house to a small house.
we have to get rid of our furniture too...
I wonder if movers are doing it this time of year ？.

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#24
  • P
  • 2020/04/08 (Wed) 23:01
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Are movers doing it this time of year ？
we have to get rid of our furniture （ tears ）

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#25
  • どちらの幸福感がお好き
  • 2020/04/09 (Thu) 06:47
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Surrounded by household goods, one enjoys a sense of happiness.
Spending time in a neat room like a tea room also brings a sense of happiness.

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#26
  • me2
  • 2020/04/09 (Thu) 07:04
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Our family has decided to return home.　　We will look for somewhere that will take our household goods for the lowest payment. （ tears ）

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#27
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2020/04/09 (Thu) 09:48
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Japan seems to be in a difficult situation right now.
At such a time, it would be a spring person who decides to return home
and fly into the fire.

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#29
  • 祖国へ帰国
  • 2020/04/09 (Thu) 09:54
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27
It's better than America.
I am Japanese to begin with.
In America, I am a foreigner.

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#30
  • me2
  • 2020/04/09 (Thu) 10:36
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Yes.　It's a foreigner quota.　I envy my peers who were dispatched and became good at it but were not dispatched.
In short, I realized that I wasn't sent because I was needed.

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#31
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2020/04/09 (Thu) 10:37
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In the U.S., the foreign quota.
Then be an American.

A grandmother I knew who lived in an apartment a block away
died at the end of February and her neighbors had come to clear out her room.
A friend of mine was helping her, so I went into her room and found quite a bit of furniture left, and she told me to use it if I needed it, so I took some and left.

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#32
  • NO
  • 2020/04/09 (Thu) 12:59
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>3
I used to work there too, but I couldn't get along with the boss and quit. About 3 people quit then.
I heard a rumor that he was deported and sent home, but I don't know if it's true or not.

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#33
  • ３＊
  • 2020/04/09 (Thu) 19:56
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↑
There was one last month.

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#34

Topi-san
There is a pick-up company called Kaguyahime, which is run by a Japanese person
I prepared to go back to my home country with a single person package of a Japanese moving company, but the disposal of furniture and electrical appliances to be left behind is added to the estimate depending on the quantity, and is quite expensive. So I asked Kaguyahime to come and take care of it. ？
I had to empty everything out, so they helped me a lot and consulted with me, which was very helpful.
They don't seem to have a website or anything, so I called them on 424 201 9975.

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#35
  • me2
  • 2020/04/10 (Fri) 10:56
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If you're handy, you could do some reupholstering or repainting and renew ？
why don't you sell that ？.

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#36

It's from the same vivinavi, but here's what I found.

aITWorks / Corona Measures
https://losangeles.vivinavi.com/tg/page/_wid_34c650f5551d018b58d784e0d56a42ff66c1121806
⑥ Assistance with various procedures for people returning to Japan or temporarily returning to Japan
Support for people who have to return to Japan suddenly or are considering returning to Japan when the corona ends.

・ House ： Cleaning service ・ Selling service ・ Removal service ・ Mailing support ・ Warehouse utilization support, etc. $ 1000~
・ Car ： Selling support Support by commission
・ Postal ： Mail receiving agent Arrangement of address for use in the U.S. $ 100/M
・ Bank: assistance with bank procedures $ 500-
・ School cancellation refund procedure agent Handled by commission
・ Various payment agents ・ Administration ： $ 300/M
(・ Pets etc. ）
etc.

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#37
  • 帰国予定２
  • 2020/04/10 (Fri) 18:20
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#34 Temahima-san

When you used Kaguyahime, they charged you a fee ？
Did they also come and pick up your appliances ？?

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#38
  • リサイクルショップ
  • 2020/04/11 (Sat) 02:10
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Kaguyahime is no more, either.
The recycle that was run by an old guy with an outdated heavy metal haircut who used to be the manager of the former Canoco Recycle in Gardena also closed after a year. I went there when it opened, but I didn't know what it was. It was like a store for everything ？
There are other Japanese recycling companies ？.

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#39
  • 電話帳分厚い
  • 2020/04/11 (Sat) 07:25
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？
If not, try to find a Mexican, Chinese, or Vietnamese recycler with a large community
The Chinese phone book is very thick, so you may be able to find one.

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#40
  • 永住権詐欺
  • 2020/04/11 (Sat) 08:17
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#36

You're an E-Visa scam, buying a bankrupt company.
Corona support is too expensive...

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#41
  • 寄付する
  • 2020/04/11 (Sat) 11:08
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I'm not willing to pay
thousands of dollars to this vendor because the Salvation Army will come to my house to pick up for free.

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#42
  • 寄付する
  • 2020/04/11 (Sat) 12:19
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Goodwill will also come and get it for free.

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#43
  • 断捨離
  • 2020/04/11 (Sat) 17:29
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↑ The store is closed, but
do you do it this time of year?

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#44
  • てまひま
  • 2020/04/11 (Sat) 23:17
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#37 Returning2
In my case, I wanted to avoid the time and expense of
donating, private selling, or giving away to friends, so I had to pay a lot of disposal fees. But it was not a problem at all considering the time and effort to avoid the hassle. They emptied out all my electronics, sundries, and other small items.
I think it depends on the situation, so
you should consult with them.

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#45
  • 車を売りたい
  • 2020/04/14 (Tue) 16:45
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I wonder if Gulliver and Car Max, who buy cars when they return home, are opening businesses now ？.

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#46
  • こんまりん
  • 2020/04/14 (Tue) 23:18
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I talked to a moving company once
they quit because they said they might have to pay most of it for free or worse

it's easy to give it away or throw it away

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#47
  • 家具、洗濯機、乾燥機、冷蔵庫
  • 2020/04/14 (Tue) 23:50
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I can't throw it away, it's too big.

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#55

As already mentioned, Goodwill and Salvation Army are the best ways to donate.
Otherwise, if you want to get rid of it as soon as possible, you can
put it in the buy/sell section of BibiNavi for free, or
put it in the Free section of Craigslist, and you will find someone to take it immediately.
If you are too lazy to deal with it, you can put a free "curb alert" and leave the items you want to dispose of on the side of the road as a last resort. If someone takes it, you can stop posting it.

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#57
  • 早く帰国したい
  • 2020/04/28 (Tue) 12:22
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How much do Japanese carriers charge for the disposal of one piece of furniture or appliance ？?

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#58

We used Kaguya Hime.
Disposal fee $ 300 including mattress
I was able to empty my furniture and appliances. We requested a Japanese-affiliated company to return to Japan, but the pickup of furniture and other items was a separate plan $ 1,000.

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#59

Goodwill Even when they were doing it, they said they couldn't take back the furniture because they didn't have space in Corona.

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#60

Has anyone used Kaguyahime ？ I will be returning home this month and the moving company is going to charge me
$ around 1000 to dispose of my furniture....
goodwill also seems to be no good due to corona....

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#62
  • お金さえあれば
  • 2020/09/05 (Sat) 11:01
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Canoco, a Japanese moving company, will do it for you.

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#63
  • w
  • 2020/09/05 (Sat) 11:20
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↑
You're a publicity stunt.

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#64
  • いやね。。
  • 2020/09/05 (Sat) 11:24
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↑ I don't want to be poor.

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#65
  • ぷっ
  • 2020/09/05 (Sat) 11:35
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↑ ↑ ↑ I don't want to be a stepping stone

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#67
  • いやね。。
  • 2020/09/05 (Sat) 12:54
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↑ I understand that.

People over here are quick to talk.

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#68

I asked a moving company to dispose of my furniture in preparation for my return to Japan, but it cannot be handled.
It's too hard to get it out of the room.
Does anyone know how much it costs to use Kaguyahime
？?

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#69

Thanks for the info.
I was returning at this time
and asked Kaguyahime to dispose of it. It was hard for me to throw it away
so I am glad. Thank you very much for your help.

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#70
  • yhr
  • 2021/03/14 (Sun) 18:31
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Google furniture removal service near me
.

I think you may have solved the problem.
I'm writing this because there may be many people like me :)

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#71
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/03/14 (Sun) 19:55
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I know someone who lives in an apartment
where when someone moves out, the furniture they don't need is
left behind and moved out.

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#72
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/03/14 (Sun) 19:58
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↑
You live in a low level place.

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#73
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/03/14 (Sun) 21:21
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72

It's a simple idea
If the level was low, they wouldn't buy new furniture
and they wouldn't leave it behind

They're remodeling, so they'll get rid of things they don't need
even if they leave them in the room. So
he left the furniture he didn't need and had it thrown away.

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#74
  • sara
  • 2021/03/19 (Fri) 11:02
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I didn't know Kaguyahime was still in business ？
I heard they closed a few years ago
Do you know where the store is now ？?

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#75
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/03/20 (Sat) 08:52
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If you look on the internet,
there are more than just Kaguyahime.

Even if you don't get a high price because it's something you would get rid of
you will feel lighter with a clear decluttering.

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#76
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/03/21 (Sun) 09:10
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73
＞ You think it's simple
If you were low level, you wouldn't buy new furniture
and you wouldn't leave it behind

It will cost you to get rid of it, you must be a fool not to know that.

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#77
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/03/21 (Sun) 10:24
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76
It would cost a lot to get rid of it, ？
If you are going to say what nonsense you don't understand

If you are remodeling the room,
the owner will ask the contractor to get rid of the things that are left there.
If it's left in the room, it's not needed
The contractor comes with a big container
and throws more and more things into the container.

It must be stupid not to know this.

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#78
  • さすがその日暮らし
  • 2021/03/21 (Sun) 10:27
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#77

Even though the building is being renovated, if you leave your belongings behind, the contractor will charge you for the extra workload.
When you move in, one of the documents you will be asked to sign is that you agree to be charged.

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#79
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/03/21 (Sun) 18:32
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78

I don't know.

I wonder if they were charged.
I'll have to ask someone who has moved this one.

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#80
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/03/21 (Sun) 18:54
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79

You must be a fool to write when you don't know better.

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#81
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/03/21 (Sun) 19:32
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80

You're still as nouveau and simple as ever.

The curtains seem to have been removed and taken with them, so
I can see what the room looks like from the outside

I left the bed, desk, and other small things behind, which means
I would have left them behind and moved in.

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#82
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/03/21 (Sun) 19:41
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What kind of a carefree and appropriate thing is he writing, not knowing how much it costs to dispose of them? Isn't he a fool?

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#83
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/03/21 (Sun) 20:51
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82

I don't give a shit about you, a stranger

I want to remodel and rent it out at a higher price
I will leave within 30 days
I will leave the key in the room the day I leave
$40,000 eviction fee
I don't need the furniture You may leave behind any furniture you don't want.

Tenants in 2 beds
negotiate and get $70,000 eviction fee to move out

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#84
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/03/22 (Mon) 09:41
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83

You, a stranger, peep in on account of the lack of curtains even though you have nothing to do with it.

You are an old bucktooth turtle who writes appropriate things when you don't know anything about the disposal cost, aren't you a bakki-ya?

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#85
  • さすがその日暮らし
  • 2021/03/22 (Mon) 09:46
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Incidentally, they also make you sign a section that says they will charge you for any items or furniture you did not take with you when you moved out and left outside the building.

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#87
  • リース
  • 2021/03/22 (Mon) 16:15
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#83
They didn't charge you $70,000 for messing up your apartment ？ They charged you $ 20 for one push pin hole in the wall.　Unless it's a lease, if it's a month to month contract, they can order the tenant to vacate in 30 or 60 days and the tenant can move out.　I often hear of Japanese people who don't understand this and complain and get evicted in 30/60 days.

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#88
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/03/22 (Mon) 17:41
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↑ You intentionally destroyed your own apartment to make it uninhabitable in order to evict your tenants ？ Unbelievable.

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#89
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/03/22 (Mon) 20:36
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87


They said the lawyer negotiated between us for $40,000 or $70,000.

If they can order you to leave in 30 or 60 days

EDN (EVICTION DEFENSE NETWORK} business

If they order you to leave, go to EDN and apply
and the lawyer will contact the owner
and say, from now on, contact us, and we'll go to the EDN attorney.

Once again, the lawyer will ask the tenant if they want to stay or
move out.

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#90
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/03/22 (Mon) 20:45
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I think the tenant messed up the apartment and then charged the landlord $70,000 for it, saying it was not a livable environment.

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#91
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/03/22 (Mon) 20:57
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90

I've got nothing to do with you.

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#92
  • MS
  • 2021/03/22 (Mon) 21:54
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I am the one who started this topic. I looked here after a long time and was surprised to see the comments still going on.
I then contacted Kaguyahime-san, whom I learned about here, and he was able to handle the furniture pickup without incident.
I needed to make various adjustments in Corona, but Kaguyahime was very helpful and kind to me and responded promptly to my messages. I was deeply impressed with the Japanese sensibility. Sorry for the delay, but thank you all for the many advices.

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#93
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/03/22 (Mon) 22:22
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90

I don't get it

If the tenant messed up the apartment
he broke the owner's property, right
he would be sued for damage to property.

That you can't even know that
means you're only as developed as a 3 month old infant.

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#94
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/03/23 (Tue) 07:05
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87 One push pin hole in the wall $ says 20 claims.
I wonder how they check.

I often hear that Japanese people don't understand this and complain and are evicted 30/60.
I guess you only hear this often and have not actually checked.
Small talk adds a lot to the next person you talk to.

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#95
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/03/23 (Tue) 08:58
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94
You've heard a lot about it, but you haven't actually checked it out.

You're just an old bucktooth turtle who hasn't checked the cost of disposal. Small talk is always added to by the next person you talk to.

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#96
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/03/23 (Tue) 09:19
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95

If you don't know what's going on, you shouldn't write about it
You'll be embarrassed just writing about it

I know someone who lives in that apartment
and the tenant who moved in and my friend are good friends
so they tell me things and talk to me.

what is the cost of disposal ？

I was taken to EDN to talk about it

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#97
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/03/23 (Tue) 10:15
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I don't know.
I wonder if it was charged.
I'll have to ask someone who moved in to find out about this one.

If you don't know anything, you shouldn't write
just writing without knowing what's going on is a shame.

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#98
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/03/23 (Tue) 19:13
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97

If you don't write first, the second will find its footing.

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#99
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/03/23 (Tue) 19:15
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I was so humiliated that I just rolled up my ass and ran away. You're really a bad person, aren't you?

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#100
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/03/23 (Tue) 19:28
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99

Don't run away!

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#101
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/03/23 (Tue) 19:45
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100

You're just rotting away, aren't you?

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#102
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2021/03/23 (Tue) 20:26
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101

You always write in a pattern
You need to read more books and novels and learn more
You seem to be a one-track mindless person.

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#103

I'm cleaning up to go back to Japan
How are you all doing ？?

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#105

I am looking to get rid of some furniture from a private sale on BibiNavi before I leave Japan.
Due to the amount of furniture, it will take a lot of time and effort to remove
from my house ？
I was quoted $ 800 by a moving company. I would appreciate it if you know of any.

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#106
  • Buyer
  • 2021/07/28 (Wed) 13:20
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Please sell the good ones at a reasonable price on Vivinavi. I'm sure there are buyers. If you are going to pay for it, please sell it at a bargain price. They are all used junk.
If it comes with delivery, it will sell quickly.

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#108
  • A
  • 2021/07/28 (Wed) 16:17
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I don't think you need to write every single rebuttal.

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#109
  • Jpos
  • 2021/07/28 (Wed) 20:11
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Please make sure to ask a licensed contractor to dispose of your unneeded items such as moving, furniture, etc.
There is a company that comes to my place (mobile home) to dump trash cans.

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#110

Thanks for the advice.
Mr. Free Disposal
I asked the municipality or a contractor to help me
I have to do it myself from inside to outside
Is it no good ？ hey.

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