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• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/11/22 (Tue) 10:24
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The cheapest way to use a driver without using Uber is to
let a few people get in the car and go around and drop them off
the cabbie can save on expenses too.

• michiu
• 2022/11/24 (Thu) 06:26
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Sorry ！ I've been busy with everything and missed your call ！ ！
Los Angeles, I got in safely and am staying at a hotel ！ Thank you all 😭
I see, I will register Lyft too just in case! ！ ！

By the way, I will not be attending school since it is a travel stay.

• 倍金万
• 2022/11/24 (Thu) 07:36
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Have a nice trip...

Travel is a companion on the road and the world is kind

Was it not relevant

I came back from Japan the other day and the flight from HND to LAX was a rattling one.

• ゴン子
• 2022/11/24 (Thu) 11:18
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I'm glad to hear that, but I think Haneda is a good place to fly. ？
The Singapore Airlines flight I took was via Narita and was overcrowded,
there were no empty seats on the way there and back.
About 85% of the passengers were foreigners, 10 ／ because the ban on accepting foreigners had just been lifted. The round trip cost was ＄ 1040
Normally the airline is expensive, but this time I was able to fly cheaply.
But the seats were hard and the food was not good like American airlines, I will pass next time. I will never forget the Daifuku for dessert.
But it's expensive, so I can't fly them very often.
Double Kim Man, how much was the ticket price ？?

• 倍金万
• 2022/11/25 (Fri) 15:41
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Gonko's off-topic,

I see, the flight from Narita was close to full.

Then, did the departure airport and its departure time make such an extreme difference?


So far I had bought from the airline's own website about a month before, but this time it was very close and I could not buy from the airline's website, so I bought from an agent. Round trip $ I think it was about 1,600.


＞ Is Haneda departure a hole in the road ？

I don't know if it is a hole or not, but when I arrived at Narita by LAX - NRT during the pre-pandemic inbound boom year, I stood in line for 3 hours at immigration for US citizens. I stood in line for 3 hours at the immigration checkpoint. At my age, it was hell to stand in line for hours on top of being extremely tired from not being able to sleep well on the plane. So this time I decided to fly - HND. The flight arrived around 5:00 a.m., but the hotel where I was staying that day had a coin locker at the front desk, so I could leave my luggage there and go anywhere I wanted during the rest of the day. \If you are tired and sleepy, you can order a cup of coffee at the coffee shop and relax.

I used to fly Korean Air when they had LAX - NRT, and the fares were cheap. I don't remember if the food was good, but the in-flight service and mood was second only to Japanese Airlines.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/11/24 (Thu) 07:58
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Watching TV Car Accident Lawyer
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Check it out.

• おっさん
• 2022/11/24 (Thu) 16:52
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There's no compensation, though
whiplash is covered by insurance for a certain period of time
well, from their point of view, they could say that the scooter hit them
and they could argue that they were going too fast for the scooter to stop well, at best, it's 8-2.

• 交通事故
• mail
• 2022/11/25 (Fri) 09:03
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In the case of a car accident, the lawyer will be paid 1/3 of the amount recovered if the other party is found to be at fault on a contingency fee.

The remaining 1/3 goes to medical expenses, and 1/3 goes to the topknot owner. If no more than 1/3 goes to medical expenses, there could be a case where the difference goes to the toppayer.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/11/25 (Fri) 09:29
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If the car has a driver's video recorder, it can be used as evidence.

• アリとキリギリス
• mail
• 2022/11/07 (Mon) 14:27
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We have the same thing, small ants.
The most effective way is to

1, find out where they are coming in.

If you have a terror, you can probably get rid of them by putting them there.

• ari3
• 2022/11/16 (Wed) 22:28
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They get into food or fall into pots and pans while cooking, which is a problem.
If you don't find the nests and get rid of them, there will be any number of them.
The only way is to ask a contractor.

You should move out if you can.

• I know why
• 2022/11/09 (Wed) 23:09
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#47 = IQ110-120

#50 = IQ80-90

IQ difference is too great for #50 to understand what #47 is saying.

• IQ博士
• 2022/11/10 (Thu) 06:53
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IQ isn't a good measure.
The person with 120 IQ would probably get their ego boosted a little bit.

Are you a cool mom ？
I wrote this ？
by myself ？

• クールマム
• mail
• 2022/11/11 (Fri) 11:11
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Dr. IQ
I don't understand your question.
I wrote this ？ myself ？ which post are you referring to ？
I wrote the post as cool mom.

• 私は応援したい
• 2022/11/12 (Sat) 22:09
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Coolmom, you seem feisty, but I think you have the energy needed to fight through the divorce. I hope she gets the sanction she needs. She's raising two teenagers and I'm glad she has a strong mom because they are very impressionable.

• クールマム
• mail
• 2022/11/15 (Tue) 09:23
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#56Thank you for your message of I want to support you.
I'm glad to hear that you are making supportive comments like that, when many people go out of their way to post critical comments just because they can't see your face. I'm not a strong-willed person, but I am used to sending out messages to an unspecified number of people, and I know that a certain number of people will harass me with snide comments and shit-lips, and I know that premise, which is why I can state my opinion without hesitation. It certainly takes a lot of energy to get divorced. I will not lose, I will fight and do my best to make sure my children grow up healthy under these circumstances. Thank you ！

• おっさん
• 2022/11/08 (Tue) 13:51
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Nobel Prize for a medicine that will surely cure cancer and baldness.

• JRパス
• mail
• 2022/11/07 (Mon) 14:25
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＞ Is the permanent resident holder(\ who has been here for more than 10 years) checked with a green card ？

When I returned to Japan in September, I presented my green card. But the Midori-no-madoguchi agent went to the back with my passport, so I am not sure if he checked my return stamp at that time.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/11/07 (Mon) 16:54
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Since I am going to Japan to use it myself,
can't I just look it up on the internet
and be satisfied with it, rather than leaving it to others to ask about rail passes, etc. on their own?

If a travel agency sells rail passes, you can ask them for more information.

If you are a foreigner, you can enter and leave Japan,
even if you have a Green Card, your passport is in Japan, so you can leave and return.

• ｔｔ
• 2022/11/08 (Tue) 02:14
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I temporarily returned to Japan in October with a rail pass exchange ticket, but I had no idea about the stamp.
At Haneda station, there was a part where people were divided into those who needed a stamp and those who did not, but I went through the one who did not and exchanged it for a rail pass at Shinagawa station two days later without any problem.
It may be that the check for the stamp was accidentally left out, but why don't you check with the traveler or JR?
By the way, （ it was empty at that time ） in early October, so it wouldn't have made much difference in time if you got in line to get stamps.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/11/08 (Tue) 07:00
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Once you arrive in Japan and get off the plane, you will be fine in Japanese. If your husband can't speak Japanese, you just need an interpreter and you'll be fine.

If you are worrying about this kind of thing, you will just think you can't do anything yourself.

https://japanrailpass.net/about_jrp.html

Things are a little different in Corona, so ask at a travel agency that handles rail passes.

I'm glad I'm an American because this is such a hassle.

• 青丘
• 2022/11/08 (Tue) 09:51
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I go out first in the Japanese-only lane, secure my luggage coming out, and wait for my family to come out of the foreigner lane. JR pass should be fine with a regular entry stamp. Enjoy Japan, it's been a while.

• 世間知らず
• 2022/10/31 (Mon) 11:41
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The lack of water is preventing people from watering their yards, and every house is thinking of removing their lawns.

• 119です。
• mail
• 2022/10/31 (Mon) 20:29
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Thank you very much for your helpful advice.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank you.
Thanks ！

• ２１６６
• 2022/09/29 (Thu) 09:17
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You didn't answer the question, old man.

• AIKA
• 2022/09/29 (Thu) 09:27
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3
I know that's what I'm talking about.

• マイクのマイク
• 2022/10/20 (Thu) 14:06
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I entered Japan on October 16. I have not been vaccinated. It is a US passport.
I showed my insurance card at Palos Verdes Medical Group in Palos Verdes and it was free.
There are a lot of Japanese people there, so when I saw the government form, they said, "Travel to Japan, OK!

I downloaded the government form from the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare website, printed it out and brought it with me. That's all.
https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/000799426.pdf

Procedure
Drop the PDF from the MHLW page and print it out.
Make an appointment for the test on the PVMG web.

Bring your insurance card, ID, and government form on the day of the appointment.
The location is 550 Deep Valley Dr #319, Rolling Hills Estates, CA 90274
Parking at the mall, 4th floor （ Outdoor parking on the roof ） White tent.

There you will take out the ID government form, fill out the checklist, and have a brief Q&A session with the doctor remotely to do a nasal exam.
You will remain in the car. Brief question. I'm in good health ？ I'm vaccinated ？.

test results are in 2-3 hours. Not many PCR tests are done anymore and it was empty, so it didn't take 2 hours.
I'm going to leave for now. I can test in the morning and pick up in the afternoon.

I get a call for pickup and go to the rooftop parking on the 4th floor again.
There you will have easy access to the PVMG office. It is just on the same floor.
You will need to wear a mask to enter the office.
Pick up a piece of paper with the doctor's signed test results and a rubber stamped government form.
Naturally, you don't have to pay because you have an insurance card, it's free.
Then register those two cards in My SOS and you will be blue and ready to go.
It might be a little useful to do Visit Japan as well.

At LAX, show the My SOS screen and the form and they will let you on the plane.
It is natural to wear a mask. The young American who was told to wear a mask got cranky and didn't wear one the whole time.
I wear a mask the whole time I am on the plane. On a different note, ANA had an entertainment set list that was not interesting at all.

When you arrive at Narita, you can connect to the airport Wi-Fi （ The staff will even connect you quickly ） Things pass smoothly when you present your My SOS blue screen.
At immigration, there is no one at the Japanese passport gate anymore. Only the foreigner gate had about 50 people.
Seems like more than half of the whole group was connecting to Southeast Asia.
Passing through immigration was about 2-30 minutes, and customs was over 2-3 minutes after presenting Visit Japann because there was no line.
Both immigration and customs in Japan are friendly and courteous.
But when I left the gate, there was no TV Tokyo crew there.

The travel agency's website says it costs several hundred dollars for inspection, but if you can move around by yourself and have an insurance card, how about this way?

In Japan, everyone wears masks even outdoors. My friend says to be careful, because if you don't wear a mask, you will be treated as a stranger.
He said that even when eating a meal, you must not take off your mask until just before you put the food in your mouth, and then you must put it back on and munch it down.
He told me to think of it as a game. I don't know if this is true or not since I am new to Japan.
At least I often see people drinking through a straw with a mask on, or pumping the sanitizer repeatedly when entering a store.

Japan is a very considerate country. Everyone is polite. Even if you are driving alone or outdoors and there is no one nearby, people wear masks to prevent infection. I even feel nostalgia for the things that the U.S. did right after the pandemic and are still done in Japan. I will try not to be a stranger.

• 青丘
• 2022/10/20 (Thu) 17:13
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Mike's Mike,

very clear procedure.
Do Americans have MySOS ？
I thought that if you were vaccinated, you could enter the country normally, like before corona.

I am relieved to hear that there is no congestion.

I will return in December.

• ミミ
• 2022/10/21 (Fri) 02:02
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Excuse me for the sidebar.
I was able to get a free exam at Palos Verdes Medical Group this past July with my Kaiser insurance.
My friend was also able to get a free exam with Kaiser's insurance, so I don't think any insurance company will have a problem.
As Mike's Mike wrote, I received the results about 2 hours after the test. Many of my Japanese friends around me also use this service.

I had a friend visiting from Japan last week, but he had been vaccinated 3 times and returned home without PCR test.
He said that the entry and exit at Narita was very smooth.
Both Americans and Japanese are required to register for My SOS when entering Japan.
If you have not registered, you will be asked to register at the airport when you enter Japan.
It takes about 15 minutes to register, so it is recommended to complete it before leaving the US.

I hope this was helpful.