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• キー
• Today 08:56
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I've been there myself. I finally found a small locksmith shop on Lomita Street in Torrence after many searches. It is a very friendly store and I highly recommend it.
The car is a 2010 LEXUS RX450H
I bought the FOB key on eBay beforehand and had it programmed at the small locksmith shop.
As an experience, the first key I bought was defective and unusable （ Locksmith no charge ） The second key I bought was programmed but did not open the hatchback but I still use it.
without key cut ＄ it was about 120.　Dealer prices are certainly high.

• モーニング
• 2026/05/06 (Wed) 21:51
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After all, moving is Japanese-American ！.

• 駐在帰国予定
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• 2026/05/10 (Sun) 12:12
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#2Choco

What did you like about it ？?

• 春はあけぼの
• 2026/05/11 (Mon) 19:38
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Green and red are the symbolic colors of Fukuyama Express

• キティちゃん
• 2026/05/22 (Fri) 06:14
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Recently, it seems that many people who return to their home countries use Ya Fat.

• 引越
• 2026/05/27 (Wed) 23:53
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I would like to know, what kind of services does the moving company offer ？?

• VPNのこと
• 2026/04/21 (Tue) 03:05
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I don't know what a VPN is, but does it mean I have to sign up for a cable-like service ？ Tver I thought I could only use it when I went back to Japan, so I'm glad I can watch Tver ！.

• Moja2
• 2026/04/21 (Tue) 19:51
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The University of Tsukuba has a VPN that you can use for free. It is a little tricky to connect, but I always use it to watch TVer.

https://www.vpngate.net/ja/howto_openvpn.aspx

I use SoftEther VPN Client.

• VPNのこと
• 2026/04/22 (Wed) 21:23
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Thank you Moja2😊

Is this something I have to do every time ？ I don't understand it at a glance and I think I will fail before I start💦

I'm grateful that it is free to use and I will try my best but what you wrote seems a bit difficult😅😅 I'll try my best, but what it says seems a bit difficult 😅.

• Moja2
• 2026/04/23 (Thu) 19:46
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In my case, I only connect to a VPN when I want to watch TVer or Japanese Amapura, and disconnect it when I'm done.
The trick is to choose a VPN from the list that has a speed of 100Mbps or more, and to choose a VPN that does not have "public" at the beginning. Also, sometimes the connection is lost in the middle, so you have to reconnect to another VPN. Well, anyway, it's free, so I'm willing to overlook a few inconveniences.

• ブルー
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• 2026/05/27 (Wed) 20:05
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I thought a company called Sankaku connection was doing this.

• .
• 2026/04/26 (Sun) 22:10
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Nah, you don't ！.

• nori
• 2026/05/11 (Mon) 03:24
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I only use ， Gade na,, soul sauna,
male, but,

• Maru
• 2026/05/27 (Wed) 19:57
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Torrance but Riviera Spa is good.

• 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.

• YY
• 2026/05/27 (Wed) 15:18
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I returned from Japan in late April.　

What surprised me was that green card holders used to be in the US citizen line, but this time they were in the foreigner line.　

In other words.　It means that the line for visitors to the U.S. from other countries (Japan ） is now much longer.

So, this time it took about 1 hour and 40 minutes.　 (The parking fee for the person who was picking me up was huge. Sweat ）

• 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.

• Gardena90247
• 2026/05/12 (Tue) 14:35
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Before the Corona fiasco, I used to take free bus tours to casinos,
comp hotels, and spend most weekends playing golf for a senior fee.
The participants were of all races and ages, and it was quite enjoyable, but
now, ？ for some reason, the free bus trips seem to have disappeared.
Going to the local senior center is not very interesting.
I wonder if there is some place where the elderly can spend their time in peace ？ ？ ？
Every week, my wifey takes me to Pasadena for ballroom dancing, and I spend my waiting time in the park.
This is pretty good without spending money ！ If you ask Are you Alone? in rapid succession, you'll run into quite a few beautiful women. 、、、、、

• The倍金萬
• 2026/05/27 (Wed) 12:15
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！ I did it again ！

Today （ I drove ） to a nearby city senior center (about 2miles away) for a yoga class for the elderly
My wife drove me to the center.

I went into the room where the yoga class was held, spread out the equipment and waited for the class, but Dahlemo did not show up. I went to the receptionist and asked her about it, but she told me that there was no class today.

I had no choice but to pack my gear and ask my wife to pick me up to go home. The phone function has been turned off because of the fees.

My yoga gear including iron arrays is very heavy. I carried it all the way to my house in the heat. This is what I call "stepping on it and kicking it". Well, let's think positively that it was a good exercise.

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

• nori
• 2026/05/11 (Mon) 03:14
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Volunteer, join various groups and contribute to them
and participate in learning, in short, put yourself in contact with others
and you will meet the right person for you
in harmony.
If your human power improves, they will come to you!

• Maru
• 2026/05/26 (Tue) 11:58
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We recommend that you find a fellow Bibinavi member.

• 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 ….

• Sunflower
• 2026/05/26 (Tue) 11:18
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I returned to Hawaii from Japan last week.
This was my first
airport immigration since getting Global Entry.
The tourist lanes were not as long as in October, but
the Global Entry lanes were
the smoothest I have ever seen.
I was glad I got Global Entry.

• 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.

• 倍金萬
• 2026/05/24 (Sun) 23:13
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Three days ago, on May 21, I "returned" to LAX because I am a US citizen. I usually fly ANA, but this was my first time to fly Zip Air. I think it was $ 510 for a round trip (same as other airlines, but I forgot the exact price due to my late age).

As for seat comfort, I think it was slightly narrower than JAL/ANA. I was born a full year before the end of the war and have a long torso and short legs, but when I try to sit comfortably, my knees just touch the back of the front seat.

Also, there is no monitor screen in the front, that is, on this side of the backrest of the front seat. If you want to watch movies, you have to bring your own Laptop or IPad. My wife was watching a recorded drama on the IPad, while I was listening to music with the earphones she lent me. The earphones are tiny ones that go in your ears.

As an overall evaluation, I have the impression that it is not "cheap or bad" but "cheap so this is what you get". I recommend it to those who want to keep the round-trip fee low.

• バイキンマン君
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• 2026/05/25 (Mon) 10:26
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Most of this trip to Japan was also spent in Tokyo.

We went to Kaminarimon-dori in Asakusa to buy sweatshirts with hiragana characters on them as souvenirs, especially for Segare and Totsan, both of whom are of Totsan age.

However, it was the day of the annual Sanja Festival in Asakusa. So, the Nakamise street was so crowded that foreign tourists and others could not walk there properly.

It was also lunch time and all the diners and restaurants were full. Finally, I found a small restaurant and peeked in, only to find that a couple of oriental tourists had just finished eating and were leaving, so I was lucky to get in.

I wonder what was on the menu. I'm too late in life to remember. I have a vague memory of eating cold tokoroten as well. Even that simple thing was served with nostalgia.

I remember eating kanten and tokoroten.