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せのびー
2025/08/19 14:06

Hi ！
We are moving within Honolulu.
I would like to have a cleaning service after I move out, do you have any recommendations for me ？
1 bed → It's a 1 bed so not a lot of stuff. I would be happy to keep the cost down if possible. （ Budget $ about 400 ？ )
English only is fine. Please let us know if you know of any, and if you have any experiences.
Thank you very much.

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名無し
2025/08/25 (Mon) 20:23
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The moving company is in the Town Guide here, though. Cleaning companies were probably
in the Town Guide here, too.

Truck （ Moving company ） was probably $ 200 to $ 300 for 2 hours minimum.

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竹
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2025/08/15 22:50

I am a female in my 20s. Is it dangerous for a Japanese woman （ of short stature ） to work as an Uber Eats delivery driver as a part time job?

I understand that a part time job in a restaurant would be better for me in terms of earning money and safety, but I am looking for a job where I am not limited by working hours or shifts.
I am wondering if there are any Japanese or Asian women who are working as Uber Eats delivery staff ？ I would like to hear your opinions.

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まー
2025/08/20 (Wed) 21:54
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I know a guy who does Uber Eats, and unlike regular Uber where you pick up people, there seems to be no danger at all. He says he sees many Asian （ Chinese ？） female drivers who don't speak much English.

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みーあ
2025/08/23 (Sat) 00:40
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I think you should try it first and if you don't think it's right for you, don't do it. I'm a girl and I was a lift driver for a little while. I haven't had any bad experiences, and I think Uber Eats would be even easier.

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Mana
2025/08/25 (Mon) 11:06
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I know a woman who does （ she is in her 40s, short, about 5'5" ）.
She also said that Uber Eats is good for her because she can be flexible with the hours she works.
She makes quite a bit of money. She buys a lot of food at Mac's and delivers it to some big house or something.
I haven't heard any stories of danger, but
it may not be a good fit, so you might want to try it a few times first.

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SDwellness
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2025/08/23 07:11

I can get the first passport photo on the app
but on the second one it says "no access token".
What can I do to fix this ？

Does anyone know how to fix this ？
My phone is android.

The language is Japanese, of course, but
I can't change the region, only the Google Play payment
was changed to Japan.

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SDwellness
2025/08/23 (Sat) 15:43
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I don't know how to delete a topical. I think I can solve this topical, so I will close it.

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Unicorn
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2025/08/10 17:36

I am considering whether to enroll my child, who will be 4 years old next April, in Rainbow (if he passes the test, of course), but my child's first language is English because my husband only speaks English. However, recently he seems to be interested in Japanese and sometimes speaks Japanese as well, so I am thinking that if he attends Rainbow while he is interested, he will be able to learn Japanese well, but he may be halfway through both English and Japanese, or he may not like an environment where he only speaks Japanese. By the way, he is already attending a regular preschool and loves it.
I think it depends on each child's personality and environment, but I wonder if there are children who started attending Rainbow but conversely start to dislike Japanese ？.

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BUTAKO
2025/08/19 (Tue) 15:11
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Yes,... "If you attend Rainbow, you will learn Japanese well" ・・・ That doesn't mean.

"We ask for your cooperation because it is only with the daily support of the parents that the children will be able to study well." And the school is asking for it very much.
"Both English and Japanese will be halfway" ・・・ or not, it is the same in the end. Of course, the child's motivation ・and hard work are important, but even more so are the parents' efforts ＆and patience, etc.

I was a little concerned that "they may not like the Japanese-only environment" ・・・ ☆
The atmosphere is completely different between the kindergarten and elementary schools I think.
As I mentioned above, because of the Japanese style education, the teachers in the elementary school are quite strict even in the lower grades, and some of them have harsh words, so some children are scared at home or cry because they don't like it. Even I, as a parent, remember being surprised （ in many ways ） at how strict they are … when I went to visit a class.
I think many children who are used to local schools may experience culture shock.
The teachers are strict, perhaps as a measure to keep the classes from becoming a zoo, and perhaps that is how they became stricter and stricter. ・・・ The reason why the teachers are so strict may be because the children are so naughty that they cannot complete the curriculum within the allotted time.

If they don't mind these things and like their friends and school ～ more than that, they may be fine, but I have seen some children who seem to have a hard time going to school, so I think it would be better to take into consideration ？ how much Japanese they want to learn and how they want to learn it. I think it is a good idea to choose a school with your own level of Japanese language learning in mind.

I am very happy that you have developed an interest in Japanese language. May you enjoy learning Japanese ☆.

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2025/08/19 (Tue) 16:00
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Just because you get into Rainbow, doesn't mean you really all can speak and read and write Japanese ！.
My child went from Sakura to 6th grade and ran out of strength. Children of expatriate families from Japan and children whose parents are both Japanese will enjoy Rainbow because they can show their ability. But these children, on the contrary, are inferior in English. So I have met a number of parents who have told me that they want to give them confidence at Rainbow. By and large, many of those families had parents who did not speak English very well.

Where to live ！.
It is good if you are going back to Japan or plan to return to Japan.
If both parents are not good at English or cannot speak English, their children will not be able to improve their English, and they will eventually have to return to Japan or go back to Japan. They will fall behind in terms of education.　I think it is better for the future of the child to go back to Japan if he/she is not able to keep up with English classes even after entering elementary school.

Rainbow is a Japanese language school for children who are returning to Japan.

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Unicorn
2025/08/22 (Fri) 01:15
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Thank you all for the details ！
My child was born here and we go to Japan once a year, but he is always with my husband who speaks almost exclusively English and we have never been in a Japanese-only environment. I could inquire if Rainbow offers trial enrollment, but I don't think they do, so even if they do, I'm worried about how it would be in a Japanese environment.

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2025/08/22 (Fri) 12:19
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I quit Rainbow because I didn't like the community. I was invited to tea and lunch every time, and when I didn't want to go because I didn't want to, they persistently asked me when I could join ？, even though I usually don't join, and I felt uncomfortable to decline.
I was fed up with their gossip and nonsense and playing friendly games with them. Also, I had to be on duty to take care of the children during class, organize traffic, and prepare for events, and Saturdays were just a day to go to Rainbow.
At the end of the school year, we have to make class souvenirs, etc. I wonder how much time is spent on Rainbow once a week. 、、、、
I attended the Sakura class for one year and quit. To be honest, my child made more progress when she was learning at another Japanese language school.

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Unicorn
2025/08/23 (Sat) 03:48
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Sweet, I'm sorry you had a hard time outside of school.
I wonder if it is hit or miss depending on the class.
Thank you for your opinion from a different angle ！.

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sweet
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2025/08/20 16:49

Hi
I am currently using an iphone 12mini purchased in 2020 with AT&T. I have already paid for the model, but I am paying $60 monthly for the Unlimitied plan.
I am not sure if this plan is cheaper.
My iphone12mini has recently lost battery life and I would like to change to an iphone16pro or iphone16 and
if there is a plan that allows me to change at the same time at a lower cost, I am considering changing AT&I am not particular about T.
If anyone has any information, please advise.

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こーの字
2025/08/20 (Wed) 17:49
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Here is a log about cheap plans.
https://hawaii.vivinavi.com/jpn/eb/index/-?topic_id=_widg_28a78710abb85bf802a355f307c006ab599a032530&show=all#_widg_28a 78710abb85bf802a355f307c006ab599a032530
It would be easier for everyone to comment if you stated the monthly data allowance required.

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Jasmin
2025/08/21 (Thu) 01:48
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I am on Spectrum after trying all the cell phone companies.

$30/month for data, text and unlimited. The antenna is the same as Verizon's so the cosmetics are definitely better. I can recommend ！

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Mint
2025/08/21 (Thu) 20:04
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#3 As Jasmin said, Verizon is the best Network.

Verizon → AT&T → h2o → Spectrum → Mint → Having switched carriers to Tello,

h2o, Mint and Tello are slightly inferior to AT&T Network and a bit inferior to Verizon.

Verizon has better 5G coverage and Spectrum is the best choice if you want to replace your iPhone 16pro with a higher spec.

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Sachi
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2025/08/16 16:11

I have worked for several years in the past, but I am currently unemployed.

Can I still apply for the individual annuity even if I am unemployed ？

Thank you very much.

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老後3
2025/08/18 (Mon) 19:42
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Since you are asking about IRA/Roth IRAs, not Annuity, ？
then you can only accumulate in the years when you or your spouse has earned income.

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2025/08/19 (Tue) 18:08
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If the private pension you are talking about is really a private pension, it would be best to contact the company.
If it is a social security benefit, the details will vary depending on your age, credit, etc. Please contact the company at https://www.ssa.gov/で調べるのが確実です.

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2025/08/19 (Tue) 20:29
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I guess it doesn't matter if you are gainfully employed or unemployed to join ANNUITY ？ Whether you have the funds to accumulate or to deposit a lump sum.

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Nahele
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2025/06/06 23:27

I have been intensely self-loathing lately. Consultation. Recently, there are things that really disgust me. Everyday I see news of sexual assaults by someone in Japan, and even though I have done nothing wrong, I feel as if I have to feel sorry for myself just because I am a man. I think there have been many incidents like this in the past. It is absolutely unforgivable. I think the world needs to change somehow. But there are many decent men who have nothing to do with such things. ？ Maybe I'm paranoid, maybe it's just my imagination ？ Maybe I'm overthinking it, but I feel like I'm being discriminated against in a terrible way just because I'm a man. And on top of that, I think men are at a great disadvantage in this world of appearance supremacy. Even men look at men in that way, so it must be even scarier for women. But I am also afraid of men because I know how dangerous ？ or discriminatory they can be. I am often horrified when I see terrible news about men, and I have a man in my life who is not a bad person, but who says and does things that depress me. There are no women who are like that. When I see them, I wonder why some old men are so annoying. It makes me want to hit something. Is this a common perception that is happening to everyone now ？?

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Kakaakochan
2025/06/08 (Sun) 02:33
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From your writing, you are gay.

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田島
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2025/06/12 (Thu) 15:04
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Certainly, in the news from Japan,
"A man is killed by a woman he doesn't know..." and
"A male employee at a nursing home..." "A male employee at a nursing home..." etc. There are many crimes committed by "men" in Japan. But it is precisely in times like these that
I hope you will remember to be yourself and live your life with dignity.

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毛毛毛
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2025/05/14 17:09

I am planning to buy an epilator from Ulike, but I wonder if it is better to buy one in Japan or in the US ？

I live in the US, but every summer I go back home for 2 months and have plenty of time to spend there. I have a lot of time to spend in the U.S., so I was wondering if it would be better to buy in the U.S. ？. If I buy it in the US, I don't think I will take it with me to Japan. It is simply because it is a hassle to bring it back home again.

I don't know about voltage and such, so please let me know if you have knowledge. Thank you very much.

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倍金萬
2025/05/21 (Wed) 13:07
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Is this what you call an electric hair removal machine?

Alexandrite Laser hair removal machines

Please google the above English text. This would be like putting one of your shoes in a travel bag.

Maybe, the voltage difference between 100V (J) and 120V (US) can be ignored.
However, if it is a 120V product, it might work a little slower in Japan. It is a little.

I checked amazon, there are many manufacturers.

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毛毛毛
2025/05/22 (Thu) 09:54
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Sorry, I was going to delete the topic because there were no responses, but I couldn't get it to go away.

I'm thinking of buying an epilator called Ulike. I'm in disbelief because I haven't received any response to my inquiries from Ulike in either Japan or the US, but with Amazon, it's https://a.co/d/alCYhV7です.

I think it would be a good idea to buy it over here and bring it to Japan, but I really want to keep it to only children's textbooks to bring back home. I don't think there is any mention of voltage, but maybe I am just not good at reading.

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2025/08/17 (Sun) 20:18
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Mao Mao,

＞ Buy it here and bring it to Japan

Voltage in Japanese homes ： 100 Volt: East Japan ： 50 hz West Japan ： 60 hz

Local ： 120 (110) Volt: 60 hz

The demonstration video on Amazon.com shows a thin white cord leading to the main unit. This means that the AC outlet (120VAC) on the wall of the room is dropped to about 12VAC (or rectified to 12VDC), a low voltage to avoid electric shock, through a small transformer. In other words, even if you pick up and hold the main unit once it is immersed in water at worst, it should be designed so that you will not get electric shock.

Therefore, it can be used with either 100 volts in Japan or 110V ～ 120V in our area without any problem. If by any chance you are electrocuted by using this device, please pass the funeral expenses on to me. :)

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Pompompurin
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2025/05/28 14:23

The rent in Los Angeles is getting so high, isn't it? How much are you paying for rent now ？ If it goes up even more from now on, it will be really hard ！.

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2025/06/04 (Wed) 20:56
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Really, rents in Los Angeles have been rising year after year ！ Looking at 2025 rent prices, for example, a one-bedroom apartment in Santa Monica is priced at about $3,250, in Koreatown about $2,500, and in Torrance about $2,300. There are considerable differences by area, but the overall trend seems to be one of rising prices. If rents continue to rise at this rate, it will become increasingly difficult to choose where to live …. What area do you live in and how much is your rent ？ Also, are many of you considering sharing a room to save money ？?

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2025/06/05 (Thu) 10:34
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Property prices （ on Zillow and other places ） are rising quite a bit right now, but many of you have been living in your current places for a long time ？ and are getting much cheaper rents thanks to rent control. I mean, moving now would be quite expensive,...

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ふしぎなTorrancee
2025/06/05 (Thu) 16:52
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Certainly, the rental market in Torrance is quite inflated, with sites such as Zillow showing current rental prices in the $ 2,100 to $ 4,800 range, especially for larger properties and in popular areas.

In many cases, those who live in properties where rent control is applied are able to pay relatively low rents, but if they were to move to a new place, they would have to pay rent in line with current market prices, which would be a big burden.

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UZAI
2025/06/05 (Thu) 20:02
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For more information on future market trends, we recommend checking the latest rental information ！ How do you feel about your current rent ？ too high ？ or still acceptable ？.

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2025/06/06 (Fri) 09:37
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For families, you need a room for the kids...for teenager boys and girls, they can't share a room
3BD must...the more bedrooms you have, the more the rent goes up....

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