Vivinavi : Hawaii : (United States) Hawaii

• KAN
• Yesterday 16:04
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Users,
you are not aware that you are using the business of a vendor who is committing a criminal violation of copyright law in the first place.
You should realize that you are supporting a criminal act.

• 岡山西
• Yesterday 23:11
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＃ 60 KAN, are you referring to this ？

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdX9rfaU8z4

• KAN
• Today 11:29
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Mr. Okayama West, not exactly. A violation of copyright law is the unauthorized copying, distribution, screening, modification, or mutilation of another person's work beyond the scope of private use. Copyright infringement is regulated by law as an act that discourages people from being creative.

For example, if Okayama-san's blog post was reproduced and used without permission by a third party, what would you do ？ I mean. （ You would be angry.

• こーの字
• Today 11:45
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TV Japan aka Jme's site.
https://watch.jme.tv/

Here is a quote from
"Jme is not an illegal distribution service, but an officially licensed service from the copyright holder in Japan.

Never use illegal distribution service ！
◎Violation of copyright law

Full-scale measures to stop distribution may result in loss of viewing fee

◎Personal information is extracted
Credit card information and personal information will be stolen

◎Prisk of credit card fraud

Credit card information used to pay for illegal services is often used for fraud

About 70% of respondents experienced some kind of fraud

◎Virus infection may occur

Dangerous sites and applications are mixed in. "

• TV
• Today 13:53
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I say this to those who say it's a copyright violation.

It may be possible, but in the absence of proof,
please be careful, as it is a libel case.

• saeko
• 2024/05/22 (Wed) 09:49
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maki-san ！ We also took the Kinder test and were rejected from Iolani, Punahou, and Montessori Community School,
We recently received acceptance letters from Midpac and St. Andrews.

I also received acceptance letters from Hongwanji and Merinole, but I am thinking of sending her to St. Andrews.
It seems that all of the Merinoles have been accepted ！ It seems that at the end of the day, there are fewer and fewer students and all of them are notified of their acceptance.
Iolani, Punahou, and Montessori Communities are notified immediately after the first Enrollment date, otherwise
after that, waitlists almost never come around.
The mid-pack is open after Iolani, Punahou, Montessori, and Le Jordain are announced
so don't give up and wait, the teacher said ！.

• スリッパ
• 2024/05/22 (Wed) 23:11
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#I would like to know what kind of children other than your child can pass the entrance exam. Or, is it more like a child who is very focused and can concentrate on one thing at a time ？?

• maki
• 2024/05/23 (Thu) 13:21
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#15 saeko
Thank you for your reply ！ Congratulations on your advanced acceptance from Midpac and St. Andrews. St. Andrews is also a very reputable school.

We also received a call from Midpac after that. Many of the kids around me have heard from Midpac as well. We decided to decline because Iolani was our first choice and we didn't think we needed to join Mid-Pac from Kinder yet.
Punahou ・ Iolani ・ Montessori seems difficult to move up after the first deadline. There are several children around me who have been accepted to Punahou, but not Iolani. Iolani seems to be narrower than Punahou in terms of capacity.
We got the public school of our choice through GE, so we will try our best at the public school for now and aim for Iolani Punahou. Thank you for all the information ！.

• saeko
• 2024/05/25 (Sat) 16:16
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#18 maki
I knew you got your mid-pack acceptance letter ！
All of us at the school got mid-packs one after another ！

Iolani is still the best academically, by far. Iolani is still by far the best academically, and the university they go to is more advanced than Punahou.
Congratulations on getting into the school of your choice in GE.
We are both taking the middle exam again ！ I'm glad you feel like you have a peer.

• yuri
• Today 09:56
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#16 Slipper
Thanks for your comment. Sorry for the delay ！
No, I'm just an ordinary girl. I have never been to Takahashi Juku.
However, she plays outside a lot and her concentration was
high even before she entered preschool.
She liked puzzles and blocks since she was about 2 years old, and she never stopped doing puzzles
until they were completed.
I also raised him from birth with an emphasis on Japanese rather than English.
I learned this from a doctor at the hospital, who told me that a completely bilingual brain affects academic performance, and that if I wanted to raise my child in the U.S., I should immerse him in Japanese until he was 3 years old and raise him 100% in Japanese.
Now I can completely translate from Japanese to English because of that. I heard that the brain moves naturally. I was told before the birth that this would deeply affect my academic ability and judgment, so I was very thorough.
Other than that, he is just a normal kid who plays outside a lot. lol
Thank you for your kind words ♪.

• コオリ
• 2024/05/23 (Thu) 23:35
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Thank you all for your warm comments and encouragement ！
I probably wouldn't have any friends even if I lived in Japan, but thanks to Vivinavi and everyone for this opportunity to talk here ！.

• 友達ゼロ
• 2024/05/25 (Sat) 09:49
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I don't have any friends in Hawaii either. When my children were small, I had a lot of mom friends, but they were just mom friends, and once they started kinder, I stopped socializing with them. I also made friends at the Japanese language supplementary school, but I found the Japanese community to be a very difficult and troublesome place to be. They were mean to me, talked behind my back, invited me out for lunch once in a while ？, and when I was happy to go out with them, they were actually soliciting me for insurance or selling Fat Dan cosmetics. I don't know where they came from or why they live in Hawaii, because Hawaii is a place where people's identities are unknown.

I had a fight with my husband the other day and left home unexpectedly, but I laughed at myself because I had no friends and nowhere to go. I didn't know any restaurants that a middle-aged woman could go to alone, and I was afraid to walk outside alone after dark, so I went home before it got dark. Still, I don't really want to have friends in Hawaii.

I am serious, methodical, responsible, caring, and easily hurt, so making friends with people I don't know well that I meet in Hawaii is mildly stressful for me. I try to keep my relationships with people in Hawaii as shallow as possible and avoid deep relationships because I don't want to trust them as friends and then be betrayed and hurt again.

• コオリ
• Yesterday 17:09
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Thank you for your personal and sympathetic email and further comments ！
Off topic, but today I saw a family living in Hawaii that I think is quite famous on YouTube. The Japanese wife was sparkling, and I was a little despairing because she looked like heaven and earth to me. I imagined that they were probably going to have an early dinner at a restaurant after that and watch the lantern floating ceremony. But I think he is quite a hard worker...he is always a wonderful person with his YouTube dinner menus.

• choco chip
• Yesterday 18:42
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I am a woman living in Hawaii.
US will have a huge gap between rich and poor, not just in Hawaii.
If you are a homeowner, you can exchange information about properties, but if you talk to renters
who are not, they will be turned off.
Whether single, married, or divorced.
I was also solicited by more than 10 different religions and network businesses.
I've been in Hawaii long enough to take it as a plus and wonder
what kind of invitation I'll get next time ！ I'm trying to think of new discoveries . I can't
buy network business products unless someone introduces me to them. There are so many excellent products that I've come to believe that I don't have to be interested in the business to just be a loyal customer. With people who don't have cars, it's a burden to have to drop them off and pick them up for lunch or tea. I think it would make a better impression on everyone if you could take an Uber or Taxi yourself. Saving money is important, but I think it is also important to invest in yourself. If you ask someone to pick you up and drop you off, thank them. You will have a longer lasting relationship with people who have common sense.
If I could meet like-minded people, we could be friends. I think it is a good idea.

Unlike in Japan, everyone's status〔Temporal or Permanent(Permanent)》is different, and for the sake of future relationships
Everyone is used to asking each other about status when they first meet each other.

• いろいろ
• Today 09:51
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I have had various experiences in the mainland U.S., Japan, and Hawaii. I have lived in all of them for more than 10 years. I have had good times and bad times, but I am currently doing my best in Hawaii. I am such a person, but let's all be friends~ ！ I am looking forward to meeting you all. Let's have an off-line meeting or something. ！ I'd love to have a drink with you all!

• rak
• 2024/05/24 (Fri) 19:48
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I recently asked a question about clinic payments. I was debited right after that. Did you check to see if the check you used twice, NON-chan, was debited from your account ？ If you've already paid and they debit more, maybe you should call the clinic ？ I wonder if it is possible to get the check back that you sent
I too would like to know about other people's experiences.

• のんちゃん
• Yesterday 15:02
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Rak
yes, I sent two checks
and they still haven't been debited and I don't know where they are
I didn't know it was so late. I can't even talk to people in person
so I don't know what's going on 😮‍💨

• のんちゃん
• Yesterday 15:07
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Rak
I sent two checks too, not realizing how slow it was. I still haven't even been debited yet.
I don't even know what's going on since I can't talk to people in person. I don't know what will happen😣.

• ex
• 2024/05/25 (Sat) 20:27
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I checked with my accountant and the money was transferred on the approximate deposit date.
Did you check with your accountant who did your tax return ？
I think the accountant and what state you live in will give you an approximate date.

• Pooh
• 2024/05/20 (Mon) 23:44
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Did you go to the FEDEX that the locals use ？

It is not in Waikiki but in front of the Ala Moana Center.

• love
• 2024/05/22 (Wed) 16:42
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FEDEX is a shipping company, right? If I ask you to print it there, will you print it for me ？?

• こーの字
• 2024/05/22 (Wed) 20:41
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It is a branch office of FedEx, the shipping company, but some of them have printing services.
For example, I once requested a large poster print at the FedEx office on the corner of S. King St. and University Ave.
They have a service where you can email them in advance and they will print it.
https://www.office.fedex.com/default/print-and-go

Office Max/Office Depot seems to have a similar service.
https://www.officedepot.com/l/print-and-copy/self-service-printing

• Pooh
• 2024/05/23 (Thu) 00:27
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#3 love Mr.
Try searching FeDex near me.
There are quite a few in Honolulu.
I do my own copying and printing out.
If you can't figure out how to do it, you can ask an employee.
You can pay by credit card.
By the way, the closest one from Waikiki is next to the old Rinka place.
1500 Kapiolani blvd free parking available.

• ハワイ
• 2024/05/23 (Thu) 11:34
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It's a FEDEX Office. Don't you know ？

It is formerly known as Kinko's.

• saeko
• 2024/05/22 (Wed) 09:39
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I went to see a friend who lives in Manhattan Beach, LA last week, but prices are cheaper in LA, restaurants, etc. ！
Hawaii is an island, so it costs a lot to transport everything, so I think the high prices are unavoidable ！.

• ハワイ暮らし
• mail
• 2024/05/22 (Wed) 13:31
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#6 Hawaii

I agree with what you wrote.
Hawaii, Japan, and the mainland are all great places to live.
If you don't think so, just shut up and move.
I am happy to live in a place with such a great climate, where I can eat Japanese food as much as I like,
and where people are hospitable
I think.

• love
• 2024/05/22 (Wed) 16:53
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The reality is not only people who live here because they like it
I'm just asking what's bothering you about Hawaii
I don't need your Japanese and short sighted posts like if you don't like it, get out.

And the food is not good in Hawaii.

• Aco
• 2024/05/23 (Thu) 00:39
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LOVE

If you don't like living here, why ？ ！
did you have no choice but to move to Hawaii because of your husband's job transfer ？

I know someone who had the opposite pattern.
Those who did not want to
move with their husbands' parents or relocate to the mainland U.S. stayed in Hawaii and got divorced.

Life is short
Eat what you want where you want and enjoy life.
The level of Japanese food is not as good as Japan, but the Japanese food in Hawaii is much better than on the mainland.

• ハワイの空気
• 2024/05/23 (Thu) 10:50
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On business, I went to California a few weeks ago for the first time in about 10 years.
I was surprised that I did not have any of the sneezing, dizziness, or joint pain that had plagued me in Hawaii.
I came back to Hawaii last year after getting sick in Japan, but it just kept getting worse and worse, so I gave up. I guess it just so happened that the weather in California was nice and dry ？ I felt better and more comfortable than I have in a long time. Also, I felt that the cost of living in California was a little cheaper than in Hawaii, but since my salary was better than in Hawaii, I thought that I might not have to spend more on living expenses than in Hawaii.
I had heard that Hawaii is good for you because of the negative ions, but in recent years, I feel that the onset of rhinitis, dizziness and migraine headaches are noticeably worse in Bogu.
In my case, I came back to Hawaii hoping to revive my health, but as #6 Hawaii says, I like Hawaii but it is not for me and I am thinking of moving.

• お願いします
• mail
• 2024/05/15 (Wed) 20:43
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Dear Topi

We are very sorry to hear of the passing of your
friend.
I am sorry for your pain.
But I wonder if it is what your friend would have wanted
to have everyone here see about his suicide. ？
Please do not leave such a thing here and
take your grief on your own.

As someone who has also lost a loved one,
I understand your feelings, but please do not be the cause of your friend's death.

• cry
• 2024/05/15 (Wed) 22:37
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Sorry for the sidebar.

I actually have a Japanese female friend that I have not been able to contact.
I hope it's not her, but Topix, it would be very helpful if you could give me a description of the deceased
.
I am very worried because for the first time I have not been able to read for a long time.

I'm sure everyone who lives in Hawaii who is looking at this topic is wondering what they would do
if it were their friend.

• ハワイ
• 2024/05/17 (Fri) 15:00
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I am not Japanese.

I am Thai. I will delete this topic.

• cry
• 2024/05/17 (Fri) 20:32
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Topic: Hawaii

Thank you very much for your reply.
I wish your friend the best of luck.

Online slander is not only for celebrities
but also for ordinary people.
May this topic be a reminder to those who have been slandered.

• brygon
• mail
• 2024/05/21 (Tue) 14:06
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Call me if you need someone to talk to 808-372-3191

• Bell
• 2024/05/19 (Sun) 23:56
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I filed my marriage certificate 6 years ago at a place called Hawai'i civil marriage between downtown and Salt. I just looked at their website and the cheapest they charge is ＄ 100, but at my time it was $ 20 or ＄ 25, which is the cheapest I can remember. I said my vows there, and since I didn't intend to take pictures, I just had the staff take a quick picture of me with my iPhone, though I was wearing a T-shirt. I stopped by before going to work because the business hours were longer then. I took a wedding anniversary photo separately.

• Nanchan
• 2024/05/12 (Sun) 16:34
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Naco
Hello.
There are many people in the U.S. who are over 65 years old and working while receiving Social Security
.
Unlike Japan, we don't put your date of birth and age on your resume, so
I think it is special if you look young.
If you are beautiful, young, clean and witty, you will be hired.
The average life expectancy of a woman is approximately 90 years, so not working for 30 years
would be a good idea to contribute to society to prevent becoming a boor.

About a third of the information magazines in the free press are realtors over 60.

• min
• 2024/05/12 (Sun) 23:08
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I am also 60 years old and
recently changed jobs. Of course, it's a full-time job. I still don't get a pension, so I plan to work for another 5 years.

• Sue
• mail
• 2024/05/17 (Fri) 11:22
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I'm 73 years old and working 25 hours a week part time while getting a pension ！
I think you should work if you are healthy. Especially in Hawaii, I think there are many companies looking for Japanese
people.