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• あらま
• 2022/07/17 (Sun) 13:30
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A1 sauce tastes bad

• あるある
• 2022/07/17 (Sun) 15:35
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Every pizza place has chicken wings, why ？
and they are delicious.

• 普通
• 2022/07/17 (Sun) 16:29
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Why does everyone like chicken wings ？
I'm definitely a fried chicken wing guy because the bones get in the way.

• 普通
• 2022/07/17 (Sun) 23:48
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Fried chicken wings are totally juicy and tasty
I don't mind not eating chicken wings if you want.

• チキン
• 2022/07/19 (Tue) 22:02
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Mom's touch spicy but tasty.

Fat burger is good but not too big ？ If you put a lot of things in it, it's a lot of money but I put a lot of things in it lol

• ？
• 2022/07/15 (Fri) 08:52
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With the weak yen and inflation, there is no such thing as a cheap place for Japanese people

You can just give up and leave it alone or take care of it at home ？.

• 自宅で
• 2022/07/15 (Fri) 09:19
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You could find someone who doesn't rent a place and does it cheaply for cash in a house or something ？
I can't guarantee the skill. It depends on what is cheap.

• 麁
• 2022/07/15 (Fri) 09:47
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How much does Supercuts gray hair dye cost?

I self dye my hair with Loreal gray hair dye and it works great.

• え
• 2022/07/15 (Fri) 13:45
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There are no cheap places like in Japan.
Even if there is a relatively cheap place, you have to pay TIP here, so it will not be like in Japan.
Even in the cheapest place, the price for a cut ＄ is 80-80~, and for color ＄ 100~ is the minimum ｡ + 18-25% TIP, total ＄ is more than 200, even in the cheapest place. Most of the time you should pay at least 20% TIP.　Now that prices are going up, TIP rates go up too.　If you go there every month to get your hair dyed gray, you might as well buy a commercial one and do it yourself.　
Or better yet, bleach it and color it the same color as your gray hair ？ You are still young.

• AL
• 2022/07/16 (Sat) 14:46
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I recently had a lump on my skin and had it removed.
I first went to my family doctor, who wrote me a referral letter, and then I went to a surgeon and had it removed in his office. The surgeon I was referred to also happened to be Japanese, but if you have insurance in Hawaii, I think you can get an interpreter for free, so I suggest you ask for one when you make your appointment.

• nuiloamama
• 2022/07/16 (Sat) 17:36
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First is my home doctor.
My home doctor is a dermatologist and does simple surgical procedures. I once had a large powdery mass on my back, first I had to remove the pus and make it a little smaller, then I had an incision, but I did it in my home doctor's treatment room.

• MA
• 2022/07/18 (Mon) 03:44
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#2Red
Thank you. I will look into Korean doctors.
When it comes to surgery, insurance coverage is also important,
Thanks for the reference.

• MA
• 2022/07/18 (Mon) 03:48
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#AL san
I will consult with my family doctor first. I will also ask about a Japanese surgeon doctor, whose hospital is very reassuring （ Shame ） Thank you.

• MA
• 2022/07/18 (Mon) 03:52
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#5Nuiloamama san
I'm self-diagnosing, but I think it's a mass of powder too.
I am a little relieved to hear that it is a simple surgery. That is reassuring. Thanks for your reply.

• Ginger
• 2022/07/16 (Sat) 17:23
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There are many blooms on the hey side of the Express bus stop
at the Governor's mansion (Washington place). The street in front is Brittania.

• nuiloamama
• 2022/07/16 (Sat) 17:31
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There are many of them along Kapahulu Street at Jefferson Elementary School in Waikiki. Only purple, though.

• Lei
• 2022/07/18 (Mon) 00:30
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Thank you ！

• はい
• 2022/07/16 (Sat) 07:19
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Each person is different.
Why not exercise and boost your immune system ？.

• 青丘
• 2022/06/05 (Sun) 10:01
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We watched the American version of DVDs and TV at home, but our conversation was in Japanese.

One of my two daughters had to go to ESL because she was behind in English, but she gradually caught up and went to graduate school without any problems in English and is now working and employed.

The other daughter was very social and made many friends quickly and had no problems with her English.

She also attended a Japanese language school until early elementary school, but gave up halfway through due to the amount of homework she had to do and her academic ability that she could not keep up with.

Even so, I am glad I taught her Japanese because she has no problems with conversation and enjoys talking with her grandparents and cousins in Japan.

I still speak Japanese at home and my sisters also speak Japanese.

If you return to Japan and go back to Japanese school, it is necessary to focus on Japanese, but if you live in Japan permanently, it would be better if you can speak Japanese ？.

• 主　ひら
• 2022/06/06 (Mon) 14:28
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Toppisire

Thank you.
Yes, that's right.
I just wanted to know as one option
and if anyone knows anything
I wanted to ask you 😖.

• マナビハウス
• 2022/07/16 (Sat) 07:10
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I have 15 years of teaching experience in Japan. Currently, I am giving zoom lessons online from Japan to all over the United States. Please try a free trial lesson by all means. Please contact me if there is anything I can do to help you.

• マナビハウス
• mail
• 2022/07/16 (Sat) 07:13
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I have 15 years of experience teaching at elementary schools in Japan. I am currently giving lessons via ZOOM all over the US. Please contact me.

• 言語よりも才能
• 2022/07/16 (Sat) 07:14
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There are plenty of people who speak perfect English but have no use for it, and there are high-income people who can at least communicate important things. Some of my acquaintances who continue to pursue perfect English are low-income.

• MM
• 2022/07/15 (Fri) 02:26
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Thank you for your experience.

It is also a pain that you have to stay behind with those rules.
#14, are you happy with divorce? ？

I heard that an acquaintance of mine was able to get a divorce under Japanese law as long as she was going back to Japan. You should ask your lawyer about this too.

• 私もバツ1
• 2022/07/15 (Fri) 04:06
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MM

In my case, my ex-husband was violent, so I had one choice: divorce.
Please consult a competent lawyer to protect yourself and your children.

I don't think it was in my time
to say that if you assume you are going to return to Japan, you should use Japanese law.

Laws change so often that it is hard to say, but
100% custody is rare and usually 50%50%, and then it is difficult to return to Japan.

I got divorced more than 10 years ago, but
I was told by my lawyer that children born in the US were obligated to live in the US.

The financial aspect is fine.
If MM works, she can live on child support and government assistance.
And when your ex-husband retires, you will get half of his pension.

• MM
• 2022/07/15 (Fri) 11:17
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I'm sorry to hear that you were in a domestic violence situation. I am sorry to have reminded you of something unpleasant.

I was quite surprised to learn that in the U.S. you have to agree on many things when you get divorced.
My desire to return to Japan has become even stronger. I was worried about the financial aspect, but I am glad that I have an assumption that I can live both in the U.S. and in Japan.

• Ginger
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• 2022/07/15 (Fri) 14:18
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I am also a divorcee with two children. I went to beauty school with my ex-husband a long time ago because I felt a gap in values between him and me.
The principal told me that I should extend the divorce as long as I could ？ and build a foundation for my life while getting support from the government. I was given a government grant and a tuition waiver, and the tuition I had paid was repaid.
Five years later, after more than 10 years on paper, I get my military ex-husband's retirement, half SSA for being married for 10 years, and a few years later, I switch to my higher benefits. I am really thankful for Marry.
Don't be discouraged. Don't be discouraged. I know it's hard to sleep at night, but this is
Life is all about acceptance and only about the children and yourself
Settlement should be written in a clear manner.
All expenses for children to visit their father are to be paid by the father
Airfare, clothes, etc.
Expenses for sweet sixteen parties are to be paid by the father.
High school and college enrollment fees are covered by the father. If he/she goes to college, he/she will be supported until he/she turns 24 years old.
You are responsible for school trips
You are responsible for income tax for both children
Support for your future as a housewife
In case of divorce, where should I go to court, Japan or Hawaii ？
In Hawaii, if you cheat on your wife, you can get a divorce decree. If you are cheating on your husband, it's no foult.
If you go alone for a free 30 minute consultation with a lawyer, you should go in 25 minutes
Set your watch and don't go over.
America is a friendly place for Single Mother. You can talk to a counselor to arrange for a government grant to help you get into school. Or, if you go back to Japan where your mother lives, it would be nice to have a supporter.

• MM
• 2022/07/16 (Sat) 02:25
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#18
Thank you for your kind attention. I see that one way to remain in the US is to get a certificate from school. It is very helpful. I envy you that you met a wonderful principal and now you are living a wonderful life. Action speaks volumes. I have to take action too.
I am encouraged.

It was recently in the news that the price of living in Hawaii has gone up even more, and I think it would be better to return to Japan if I think the price will go up rapidly.