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• Choco
• Yesterday 23:34
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I heard that your friend used Yamato Transport.

• Nori NY
• 2026/03/08 (Sun) 08:12
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I went through a divorce in New York a long time ago.
I know it is hard. I am sorry to hear about your heartache.
NY Divorce Lawyer Laurence Pearson
(917) 596-9594
He is a reliable lawyer. Please consult with her.

• Ryu
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• 2026/04/29 (Wed) 20:35
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https://www.iinylaw.com/ja
Mayumi Iijima Law Office

• YY
• 2026/04/30 (Thu) 17:52
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Who is Inoue vs Nakatani ？

full name or even what kind of player ！?

• こーの字
• 2026/05/01 (Fri) 17:39
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I found this information in passing ・ ・ ・

#2,
Naoya Inoue and Junjin Nakatani of boxing.
They are going to fight in Tokyo Dome on May 2, Japan time.

Mr. #1
I heard that it will be exclusively televised by Lemino.
I heard that Lemino is accessible via VPN, so I wonder if you can show the game at some sports bar.
Or maybe you and a friend could pool your money together and watch it at home\6,050-\7,150) （ VPN required).
Also, it seems that you can watch it on DAZN, a sports channel, but this one seems to be restricted if you have a VPN connection.

• 倍金満　　. .
• 2026/03/18 (Wed) 09:54
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Around 1971, there were still few skyscrapers
and the Bonaventure Hotel was completed and opened in 1976.
From New York, it's like going to Going Up The Country.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Bg9iaNgrGc&list=RD1Bg9iaNgrGc&start_radio=1

• 倍金萬です
• 2026/03/24 (Tue) 20:38
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Have you ever had "homesickness （ homesickness ）" when you first arrived here from Japan?

I did. My first time in the U.S. was in the City of New York, where I stayed at the apartment of an older colleague who had come before me. Naturally, I could speak Japanese 24 hours a day, so I felt totally at ease, but I could not stay there for long, so I asked him to choose a suitable rental room from the Rent Room section in the Classified Section of the New York Times or some other local newspaper, and I called him and asked him to show me the room. I called him and asked him to show me the room at that location.

Continued..,

• シックハウス
• 2026/04/09 (Thu) 18:50
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#1063

I don't understand the connection between rented rooms and homesickness. When you went to see the room, did you suffer from sick building syndrome and became homesick due to mental shock? Did you make the branch manager or senior staff responsible for causing the problem?

• 倍金萬です
• 2026/04/11 (Sat) 12:01
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＞ I don't understand the connection between renting a room and homesickness

Sorry, I didn't explain myself well enough.

I started working as an expatriate in an office in New York City, my first foreign country, and I was living in the apartment of a senior Japanese expatriate. Therefore, there were Japanese people around me 24 hours a day, and of course we spoke in Japanese.

After that, I found an apartment for rent near Broadway/104th St. in Uptown New York and moved there. The landlord was a Latino-like grandmother, and of course I could only communicate in English.

On holidays, from my window, I can only see the windows of a similar old apartment building across the street that is 10 or more stories tall. I didn't have anything better to do on my day off, so I just sat around and didn't look at the windows of the apartment across the street, and I felt homesick, as if I had never felt like this in Japan.

I couldn't stay in my room and just sat around, so I went outside and walked east to the north end of the famous Central Park. I walked outside to the east and entered the north end of the famous Central Park. This area is the location of the famous movie/musical West Side Story (1961 film). My office staff told me to be careful because there are street gangs roaming around there, but I didn't get into any danger because I only explored that area in the middle of the day.

• Mr.倍金萬
• 2026/05/01 (Fri) 14:14
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Since this is a cate of the elderly, I will tell you a story about when I was in junior high school.

My memory is not so clear anymore, but when I was in junior high school, we had a class called "movie appreciation". I think it was about 70 years ago.

The movie the teacher chose at that time was titled *"The Ten Commandments" （. The two classes got together to see that movie, and walked in droves to a movie theater in town that specialized in foreign films. Those were the days of "give birth and multiply," and there were up to six classes of 40 or so students in one class.

https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%8D%81%E6%88%92_%28%E6%98%A0%E7%94%BB%29

Thinking back on it now, it was a movie that was the root of the "West," but back then I didn't understand it at all. But I still remember that someone was The only thing I still remember is the scene where someone prays and the sea breaks apart and becomes a narrow dirt road.

• ミッキーマウス
• 2026/04/21 (Tue) 23:19
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I have heard that 90% of the people in more than half of the classes have passed the Iolani exam, and I have heard of a few alternates, but only one person has been rejected. I have only heard of one rejection.
Punahou really only had 2 people who passed, but I talked to someone from another preschool who told me that 7 people from that preschool took the Punahou test and about 4 people passed. And it seems that those 4 people also passed Iolani.
There were not so many people who took the Iolani exam, but there were so many people who passed the Iolani exam that more than half of those who took the Iolani exam must have passed the Iolani exam.

• これから受験
• 2026/04/21 (Tue) 23:48
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My cousin is in Hana Hau'oli and tried to get into Punahou's Kinder, but it was a no go. It seems that Punahou has put a lot of effort into the academics of the entire school over the past 3-4 years, and it is very difficult to get into both the kinder and middle schools. My daughter will be applying for the Kinder exam in August this year, so I have been watching this board very carefully.

• みかん
• 2026/04/24 (Fri) 17:23
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My husband's brother's son also passed Iolani and failed Punahou.
Five students from the preschool there also took the exam and all of them passed Iolani. The tutor told me that Iolani had 4 times the number of students last year, but this year it was 2.5 times and almost half of the students were accepted. It seems that the number of students admitted to Iolani Kinder this year may be over 110, just like last year.

• 由美
• 2026/04/24 (Fri) 20:14
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I was rejected from Punahou. Iolani did not even take the test. Punahou rejections are on parade, but there are still successful applicants ⁈No wonder... It's a shame, and I'm sure all the work we've done over the past year hasn't been in vain, but the parents can't get over it.

• Kaneoheっ子
• 2026/05/01 (Fri) 12:30
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Iolani School Our second daughter also passed Kinder this year. Our oldest daughter passed the Kinder test a few years ago at Punahou School in the weight pool and Iolani School in the weight pool, so our oldest daughter is now attending Iolani School. Our second daughter will be attending the acceptance event tomorrow, but we are not sure if we want her to attend.
As others have said, it seems that 1 in 2 students are accepted this year. Apparently they sent out about 390 applications and less than 300 actually took the test. Last year it was 4 times the number of applicants, so the ratio seems to have dropped considerably this year. I wonder if this was due to the change of principal last year, the extreme bias towards nationalism, and the discovery of unreliable educational policies due to the school's bullying problems in the news and in the public domain.
I am not sure if I will send my second daughter to the school because I have had many "hmmm..." moments as a parent after sending my eldest daughter there. Counselors solve everything ！ is the norm at actual Iolani schools. The counselors also intervene in small fights and hassles between elementary school children. Also, at recess, lunch time, etc., in the school, almost everyone seems to be on their cell phones in the middle, and it is hard to see any conversation, communication, or physical play together. I think that if there was a policy like Punahou School where the middle students are not allowed to use their cell phones or other devices in their lockers from the time they arrive at school until they leave, it would change the way children talk and communicate with each other, but this is just my personal opinion as each school has a different policy.

My second daughter was also disappointed in Kinder at Punahou School, so we are considering Iolani School or another school and will make a decision.
I worry about choosing a school when I take the entrance exam and even after I am accepted. ！
The parents are the most physically and mentally drained when it comes to the entrance examinations.

• Gardena90247
• 2026/04/30 (Thu) 16:57
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Addition,,, Best is the one that can be used anywhere, mainly for Laptop.

• Gardena90247
• 2026/04/30 (Thu) 17:00
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Ryokoの宣伝が今一番目につきますが、、、これ利用されている人居る？

• #２
• 2026/04/30 (Thu) 17:11
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You can find it in the Town Guide.

• 倍金萬です
• 2026/03/20 (Fri) 13:23
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#4579 Double the Money . . Ms.

If that grandmother is neither white nor of Mexican descent,

she could be of "American Indian" descent because of the location.

Well, I don't know

whether it is right or not to pursue the question of what kind of people she is.

• 倍金満　　. .
• 2026/03/22 (Sun) 08:56
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It's not a good idea to judge by appearances.

• 倍金萬です
• 2026/03/22 (Sun) 21:29
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"Double the money . ."

There is no such thing as "bad".

Why is it "bad" to "judge" with your own eyes how many （ people ） you have been in the past?

• 倍金萬です
• 2026/04/27 (Mon) 09:54
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In #4561, I wrote "I was born in the middle of the war", but the Japanese dictionary defines "Sengen-ka" as

＊ the generation who spent their youth during the period of World War II. ＊ ＊

as opposed to the postwar generation, and since I was born about a year before the end of the war (or more precisely, the anniversary of "defeat" ）), I

do not belong to the "wenchu-ha". I don't really care about that. I don't really care, but I was curious.

• 倍金萬です
• 2026/04/30 (Thu) 09:30
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The date for another trip to Japan is approaching this year, and I will be bringing my cell phone with me, which is a T-Mobile cell phone.

Currently, when you arrive in Japan and get off the plane, your cell phone is automatically connected to the cell phone company, right?

I haven't been to Japan for the past 2 years, so I don't know the current situation in that area.

If you have been to Japan recently, please let us know how your cellphone works when you arrive in Japan,

or what kind of operation you have to do.

• Limonada
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• 2026/04/29 (Wed) 18:25
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We usually pick up about an hour after the scheduled arrival time. However, flights from Japan often arrive earlier than the scheduled arrival time due to a tailwind, in which case we will arrive a little earlier.

• rak
• 2026/04/23 (Thu) 19:10
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I have a small child and a husband who is American so I think it would be better to have it since we all end up together quickly. When I go back to Hawaii the lines are always long for tourists at the airport and Global Entry is a few people.

• Sunflower
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• 2026/04/23 (Thu) 23:50
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I am also a green card holder.
When I returned to Hawaii from Japan at the end of last October
I stood in line for an hour and a half in the tourist lane.
I recently got Global Entry.
I don't think I will have to wait in long lines in the future
I feel much better.

• Mai
• 2026/04/24 (Fri) 18:36
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My friend who came recently said it wasn't crowded, so I guess it depends on the time of year … Thank you all for your answers.

• 宝の山
• 2026/04/24 (Fri) 20:15
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I've been back to Hawaii at the end of last month, the beginning of this month, and the 19th of this month, and all three times there was no line at all ！
It was very smooth ！.

• MPC
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• 2026/04/27 (Mon) 13:02
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I was in the immigration line for 2 hours when I came back in Feb. As a GC holder, I am usually instructed to stand in the US passport line with my US citizen family members, but this time I was instructed to stand in the tourist line with my family members because of the new rules. So all the US Passport family members stood in the tourist line with me for 2 hours.

When my turn finally came, all of my US citizen family members were sent to a separate room with me, and they were also inconvenienced. I have a feeling that even if I apply for Global Entry, it will be rejected because of my history of visa denial decades ago.

I used to be sent to a separate room every time, so I got a redress number, and after getting the number, I don't have to be sent to a separate room anymore, but this time, the officer at the counter happened to be new, and all my family members were exhausted after being sent to a separate room for a long time.

I want to get global entry, but I think I will fail in the screening process, so I have given up on MPC for now ….