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• Chibi
• 2022/08/11 (Thu) 13:19
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There is no obligation to file a "notification of loss of family register （ notification of loss of nationality ）" with the Japanese consulate, and unless you do so, your Japanese family register will remain, so you should be able to renew your Japanese passport "in Japan" and effectively keep your dual nationality. I was able to keep my dual citizenship.

• Zara 1120
• 2022/08/09 (Tue) 10:44
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Aloha and min, this is very helpful. Thank you very much.

• SJDummy
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• 2022/08/09 (Tue) 13:44
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＃ As 2 Aloha said, it seems high for a 2 bed condo. how much has the usage ≪(KWH≪) fluctuated over the past year with Heco's electricity bill? I think you need to check that first and find out if there are times when your usage has spiked. Some electricians have clamp-style ammeters, so you should be able to tell which appliances are drawing abnormal current by turning the breakers of each appliance on and off and having them check the change in current. An electrician would know which appliances usually have how much. If they still can't find anything abnormal, there may be a problem with the way the electricity is used itself. On this neighborhood bulletin board, there has been a great deal of talk about the unusual increase in electricity bills this summer, and the rate structure itself seems to have gone up quite a bit. Even at home, this month's rates were 16% higher than last month's, and 12% higher than the month before and the month before last. Usually $ about 350, but this month it was 40% more.

• それでもハワイが好き
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• 2022/08/09 (Tue) 13:46
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Thanks to the Lord for this topic.
It's not often that I get a chance to ask how much you all spend on electricity. Our house is also around $150.
2 people, 1100 Sq in a duplex, no A/C, 1 fan almost all day, at least 5 cycles of washer and dryer all day.

• twins
• 2022/08/09 (Tue) 14:13
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My experience was
1Bd 2 people old property no AC, small fridge, whirlpool electric stove in kitchen to
2Bd new property
after moving in electric bill about $80 less per month.

New appliances
Washer, Dryer, AC, electric stove flat in kitchen. Large refrigerator.
All have Energy Saving stickers.

If you own your home,
replace it with newer appliances,
or move into a newer or newly built home, you will see the difference.

• Zara 1120
• 2022/08/11 (Thu) 10:45
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Thank you for writing. I told my landlord and he said the refrigerator is old and I can replace it.　If that doesn't work, by way of changing the electricity panel on the breaker. I would like to find the refrigerator that twin mentioned with energy saving on it because we can choose the refrigerator we want with our budget.

• Wannabecsi
• 2022/08/11 (Thu) 10:20
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As a postscript, Japanese people are generally thought of as stupid and good-natured, and Korean criminals think that committing crimes against Japanese people is a rather natural punishment for them. They approach us pretending to be nice, and the worst part is that they are always neat and clean, drive nice cars, and you would never know that they are criminals by their appearance. They are always waiting for you to bring them food or to be your off guard, so be really careful.

• Wannabecsi
• 2022/08/11 (Thu) 10:22
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https://www.nj.com/news/2012/01/alleged_leader_of_massive_berg.html

https://www.nj.com/news/2012/01/alleged_leader_of_massive_berg.html

There are a bunch of illegal immigrants who are scheming.

• サリー
• 2022/06/09 (Thu) 06:17
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Please refer to https://oclandfills.com/residential-organics-recycling.
I put my food waste in the green waste can.
I put my daily food scraps in a special container （ given to me by the City ） I don't know about other cities, but
I put them in organic bags that I buy myself for a week and throw them in the green waste can on the day of garbage collection.

• 臭くて死にそう
• 2022/08/10 (Wed) 01:39
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When we followed the directions, it smelled bad and had maggots in it. We have been tying the garbage bags tightly shut before throwing them out, and we only put lawn clippings and weeds from gardening in the green area, boxes, cans, bottles and PET bottles in the recycle area, and all food scraps and regular garbage in the trash area. I put all food scraps and regular garbage in garbage bags and throw them away in the trash.

• Kaneohe
• 2022/08/08 (Mon) 20:29
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You said you are waiting for a diagnosis, how old is your child now ？?

• まる
• 2022/08/09 (Tue) 17:06
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Dear kaneohe,
thank you for your message.
He is 2 years and 8 months old.
I finally have an appointment with a doctor who can diagnose
the week after next.

• 倍金萬
• 2022/08/09 (Tue) 10:51
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#50 American,

＞ How can a US citizen go to Japan ？ please tell me.
＞ By the way, I have not been vaccinated. I have never had corona so far.

I heard here at Vivinavi Exchange Plaza that if we have proof that our relatives in Japan want us to come back to Japan, we can get a visa to enter Japan. I called the Japanese Consulate in Los Angeles directly and they said that if we apply to the consulate with all the conditions and documents, we can get a visa.

https://www.la.us.emb-japan.go.jp/itprtop_ja/index.html

Please refer to the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare page for more information on vaccines for entering Japan. Please refer to the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare page.

https://www.mhlw.go.jp/index.html


According to the consulate website, "A copy of one of their family registers is required to prove relationship to immediate family or relatives.

• 倍金萬
• 2022/08/09 (Tue) 11:01
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＞ According to a friend of mine who frequently travels back and forth between Japan and Japan, Japan's border control measures have become much more relaxed

than in the past, and only requires proof of vaccination within 3 days here.

My friend said that the Japanese border control measures are much more relaxed than before. Also, I heard that you have to install an app called something on your phone.

• マンセー
• 2022/08/09 (Tue) 11:10
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What ？ PCR testing is no longer required ？?

• 倍金萬
• 2022/08/09 (Tue) 11:22
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Mr. Mansei,

＞ They seem to have loosened up a lot, I think it was within 3 days here, they only need proof of vaccination.


My apologies...you meant the proof of PCR test. However, you cannot get on a plane even with Japanese airlines unless you show

proof of vaccination when you leave this country.

• 倍金萬
• 2022/08/09 (Tue) 11:43
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3. visiting person(s) who reside in japan
(Former Japanese Nationals)


https://www.la.us.emb-japan.go.jp/pdf/3_FORMER%20JAPANESE.pdf

• もも
• 2022/08/07 (Sun) 18:47
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I have applied for a green card without a lawyer before, and when I had a problem, I used the above method to solve it. I was told that the process takes time, but there were steps that took so long that I thought they might have forgotten about me, so I tried to contact them.

• bba808
• 2022/08/02 (Tue) 19:14
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I have lived abroad for a long time, but I also maintain a Japanese account and credit card.
I am able to do this because my permanent address is my parents' address, but before Corona, I used to return to Japan once or twice a year, so I deposited money into my account each time ＆ I did passbook entries, etc.

Since a few years ago, I have registered a Japanese credit card for automatic debit since e-books cannot be purchased with credit cards issued abroad. Since I was unable to return to Japan until last month due to the Corona disaster, I had to inquire about my balance online several times a year.
Since my balance was getting low and I did not know when I would be able to return to Japan, I started to send money to my Japanese account in WISE, but I still make sure that the balance is less than 1 million yen to avoid taxes.

Many people who live overseas but have parents or siblings in Japan maintain a Japanese bank account.

• Bank
• mail
• 2022/08/02 (Tue) 20:32
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bba808
Thank you for your experience.
I think you mean the balance inquiry on the internet, right? ？ Japanese banks don't allow you to check your balance on the internet ？ I don't really know what's going on with Japanese banks these days.

• Bank
• mail
• 2022/08/02 (Tue) 23:39
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Hi
I see 😳
I didn't know you could do that ！ I'll look into it.
Thank you for your ministry.

• Bank
• mail
• 2022/08/03 (Wed) 10:36
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Hi
Thank you ！
First of all, I don't know the balance, so I will check it out.

• SJDummy
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• 2022/08/07 (Sun) 17:35
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#10 I was slightly concerned about the expression "to avoid taxation". Basically, there is no taxation on the transfer itself between the individual's accounts in Japan and the US.
However, when there is a remittance ／ of 1 million yen or more at a Japanese bank, a copy of the transaction is automatically sent to the tax office. Also, when a U.S. bank receives a remittance of $10,000 or more ／, a report is automatically sent to the IRS. Especially in Japan, remittances to non-permanent residents are required to be reported on the individual's tax return, so that the IRS can check the information with the tax office. If the frequency of remittance is too frequent, the tax office may conduct an investigation under the title of "Inquiry concerning foreign assets.
In addition, if you have financial assets （ or accounts ） outside the U.S. of $10,000 or more, you are required to report them on Form 1040, and you are also required to report the account information on FinCen114.
The above is to prevent Money Laundering, as explained by tax man, and as long as the information required by the IRS is reported correctly, it does not matter if the account balance is over $10,000.

• メリル
• 2022/08/07 (Sun) 02:08
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I'm going to play the piano at Kaju Station Street around 2:30 on August 9. I learned to play the piano for the first time since I retired, and I'm 73 years old, although I'm not very good at one song, Elise for Elise.