Vivinavi : Hawaii : (United States) Hawaii

• HonoluluWaikiki
• 2022/04/20 (Wed) 15:57
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The best thing to do is to ask your pet clinic.

If it is a pet clinic, they can tell you
the best pet insurance policy.

• ネットサーフ
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• 2021/10/30 (Sat) 16:01
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The company that handles isakura and other Japanese TV unlimited viewing companies is still there ？ Where did the former office near DFS go ？ Wasn't the currency exchange business run by Mr. Fatman ？?

• 加藤
• 2022/01/12 (Wed) 12:57
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Lately, I can't watch TV again. I have a headache.

• Yuki
• 2022/01/28 (Fri) 00:59
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Finally ！

https://www.asahi.com/articles/ASQ1X5FH5Q1VUTIL05P.html

• 消費者
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• 2022/02/20 (Sun) 17:35
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>>#57TV
Have you heard from him since ？?

• HonoluluWaikiki
• 2022/04/20 (Wed) 15:54
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ISakura is operated by Nobu at his home, without an office.

Channel J is now operating in Hilton Hawaiian Village, but
only 3 days a week.

Two other companies are also currently operating from their homes without offices.

• あずさ
• 2022/04/05 (Tue) 00:36
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I was able to return to Japan for the first time 4 days ago after fast track with a free PCR test because fast track reads the negative test results and turns green ！.

• SJDummy
• 2022/04/05 (Tue) 09:04
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The following URL contains a detailed report from a person who recently returned to Japan from Hawaii. According to the report, negative certification was free of charge.
https://www.hawaii-arukikata.com/tokushu/hawaii_japan_travel_2022march.html

• Chappy
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• 2022/04/11 (Mon) 08:53
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I'm also thinking of registering for the free PCR test with a scrub of the results.
Has anyone tried this ？?

• Chappy
• 2022/04/12 (Tue) 06:54
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However, the MHLW website states that "written negative certificates must be presented" and also "written negative certificates must be presented" at check-in. Is it really "fast-tracking" that makes them unnecessary ？?

• りこ
• 2022/04/12 (Tue) 15:06
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I returned just after fast track started at Narita.
MYSOS turned green the day before, but the check-in counter asked for negative proof and a government designated form. By the way, it is JAL.

• sean0914
• 2022/04/16 (Sat) 17:23
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I am also a Delta guy, but I took the May flight on JAL.
Honolulu → Haneda → Nagoya for regional flights.
Now it says that if the flight is cancelled, there is no change or difference if the flight is until November.
#Jarjaru, in your case, the free period must have passed ？

However, since I bought my ticket in February, I experienced 4 changes due to cancellations 😅
I called for about 3 hours and could not get through, and if I wanted to cancel, I could do it online. The first two times I cancelled and re-purchased because the price didn't change, and the third and fourth times I called for 2 hours and they changed the ticket.
The JAL person who handled my case was very courteous, and I was interested in her low attitude, even though it was not her fault that the flight was cancelled.

Hawaiian is slow to announce cancellations.
Currently, they only have the flight status until 5/31. I wish you a safe trip back home.

• じゃるじゃる
• 2022/04/16 (Sat) 18:27
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You will not be charged a change fee, but you will be charged the difference between the flight you are changing. I checked with JAL before purchasing my ticket, and they replied that if the flight is cancelled due to the airline's reasons, the difference between the flight and the one being changed will not be charged, but it was. I heard that depending on the time of year, day of the week, etc., that benefit may not apply … or something. Still, my family was better off, and my friend's family, who had already purchased Premier Economy, had to choose between flying via Mainland on a flight with Premier Economy or paying the downgrade penalty and flying direct in regular economy, because there were no Premier Economy seats available on the flight they were changing to. I had to pay both the downgrade penalty and the difference between the flight and the one I was changing to. Because of this, I plan to avoid using JAL as much as possible for the time being.

JAL mileage can be transferred to Zipair, so I transferred it to Zip. It seems you can use it to pay for in-flight shopping, food and drink, etc.

• こーの字
• 2022/04/17 (Sun) 08:43
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sean0914, thank you for your message. My final destination is Nagoya too, but I decided to fly to/from Tokyo because I was a bit worried about the transfer time at Haneda or Narita, and also because I wanted to see my siblings and family who live in Tokyo. I would be most happy if Delta would bring back the Nagoya flight, but I imagine that after the Tokyo flight is restored in October, they will look at the number of passengers and decide whether to reopen the Nagoya flight or not. I see that everyone is having a hard time contacting JAL. The people who answer the phone must be very busy. If I could get through to them, I would thank them.

Have a nice trip back home, sean0914.

• こーの字
• 2022/04/18 (Mon) 08:13
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Thank you, Jarjaru, for the additional information. It is worrisome as a consumer that when the time comes to make a change, the rule is not applicable, etc., etc., etc.
Also, the penalty for downgrading and paying the difference for the changed flight, that is really a crying shame.

Also, thanks for the information that JAL mileage can be transferred to ZipAir.
I will look into it.
As for other means, I heard that 8,000 miles can be converted to $ 40 gift cards to CVS, Burger King, HomeDepot, etc.
The conversion rate is poor, but I'm thinking gift cards would be nice for JAL mileage that is almost never used. I'd like to try it.

• こーの字
• 2022/04/19 (Tue) 08:31
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JAL's fuel surcharge will be 23,600 yen/one way from June ticketing.
Currently it is 12,700 yen/one way, which is high enough, but it is double that.
If you change your reservation in June, you will also be charged the difference in surcharge.
That's roughly $ 90/one way. Anyway, I hope things go as planned.

• Wise
• 2022/04/13 (Wed) 14:15
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I think it is best to send money from my Japanese account to my Hawaii account with Wise ！
The procedure is easy and it does not take long to send money.
I think it is the most economical when comparing exchange rates and fees.

• Romio
• 2022/04/13 (Wed) 21:55
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#2 Wise

Good evening. Thank you very much for your reply.
To take advantage of the weak yen against the strong dollar, would it be possible to transfer US dollars from my US account to my
Japanese yen account ？
If you have experienced this, it would be very helpful if you could let me know.
Please let me know.

• SJDummy
• 2022/04/15 (Fri) 15:26
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I understand that you have your own account in Japan, which means that you are transferring dollars from your US account to Japan. If your Japanese account is a Yen account （ and this is normal ）, then the first step is to buy Yen at a US bank and send the Yen to Japan. However, if you have a dollar account in Japan, you can send the money in dollars, so you are not affected by the exchange rate, just the Wire Transfer fee. My US bank is Citibank, but the dollar-Yen exchange rate is very bad ＞ （ plus a few % commission ）, so I open a dollar account with a Japanese bank （ Mitsubishi UFJ ） and send the money in dollars. That way, Citibank charges only $ 35 and there is no fee on the Japanese side. When I withdraw in Yen from my dollar deposit account, I only have to pay a 0.25 yen fee, based on the TTB rate of that day. I find this method to be the most advantageous in terms of exchange fees. I have not used Wise, but from checking their site, it appears that you can exchange at a rate similar to my method. However, as you probably know, any transfer of more than $10,000 between Japan and the U.S. will be reported to the tax authorities (IRS and IRS ）) in both countries, so you will need to have documentary evidence （ showing that the transfer is necessary and not illegal ） in both countries in case of an investigation at a later date. In case of an investigation at a later date, both Japan and the U.S. must prepare the necessary documents to prove that the money transfer is necessary and not illegal. In particular, if the recipient in Japan is not the person himself/herself, documents （ showing that the money is not subject to Gift Tax ）, such as the purchase price of goods or services, are also required.

• Romio
• 2022/04/16 (Sat) 11:19
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#4 SJDummy

Thanks for the reply.
It will be less than $9000. The bank I used when I lived in Japan does not handle dollars
I checked the website of Mitsubishi UFJ Direct. Were you able to open an account from US ？ or did you do it when you lived in Japan ？
I thought it would be safer to use online banking than to bring several thousand dollars in cash to Japan.
I would appreciate it if you could tell me. Please do.

• 干物
• mail
• 2022/04/11 (Mon) 17:42
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I don't know of any restaurants that serve aji sashimi, but I myself like aji (especially dried aji), and I was not satisfied with the dried aji sold at Japanese food stores here because they were frostbitten, so I bought a net to make dried aji at home from Japan and immediately went looking for fresh aji to get freshly caught in the waters around Hawaii.
The location is Chinatown Marketplace at Dillingham and Kohou street (the fish store at the back)
Sometimes they don't have fresh aji, but you can choose your favorite fish and they will take care of the entrails if you ask them to.

• nangokubiyori
• 2022/04/11 (Mon) 23:20
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Mr. Dried Fish
Thank you for the valuable information ！ I will definitely try to visit ！ ！

• 育毛なお年頃
• mail
• 2022/04/10 (Sun) 14:44
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1. have your scalp cleansed regularly at a hair salon
2. wear a hat or parasol to keep your scalp out of the sun
3. switch to a shampoo containing amino acids
4. massage your scalp once a day
5. supplement with a supplement
How is your skin? How is your skin ？
if it is dry, your scalp should be dry too.
Think about making your hair strong first with a long stan.

• Halo
• 2022/04/10 (Sun) 21:03
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The hair is dead cells that have come out of the scalp, or what you see as hair, is dead cells.
So doing anything after it comes out won't help much. The only way is to nourish them before they come out
. Try to improve your diet first. So that you can produce strong dead cells.
Thinning is inevitable, but if your hair is strong and fine, thinning will be less of a problem.
You should first try foods that are good for your hair, such as animal protein. Do you like meat ？
Do you eat meat often ？ My mother is a meat lover and even now in her 90s she eats meat a lot. Although she eats meat less often now,
she still eats meat three to four days a week. She is 90, so her hair is thinner than it was in her 50s, but it is still healthy.

• mikan
• 2022/04/10 (Sun) 22:08
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Thanks for the advice ！
I need to take total care of my hair, not just hair.
I only took care of my face for sunburn.
I will also try
cleansing my scalp next time I go to a hair salon. My skin is also rather dry.
As you said, I would like to make improvements in the long run.

• Aloha
• 2022/04/08 (Fri) 23:55
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Charter is available.
Please let us know how to contact you.
Thank you.

• ラモス
• 2022/04/09 (Sat) 17:30
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Aloha
Please email me details below.
tak@sachihawaii.com

• DCCA
• 2022/04/05 (Tue) 11:58
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I have had several problems with multiple contractors, all of which were successfully resolved via DCCA.
Hiring a lawyer or filing a lawsuit is probably the last resort if DCCA cannot resolve the issue, so why not file a file complaint with DCCA first?

If it is remodeling related, you would use the "Regulated Industries Complaints Office (RICO Complaint Forms)" in the middle of the following page to report your complaint against the contractor.
https://cca.hawaii.gov/consumer-complaints/
It is a lot of work, gathering documents, explaining the history of the correspondence, etc., but DCCA will take good care of you, so please do your best ！.

• トピ主
• 2022/04/05 (Tue) 19:17
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Thank you ！ that is very, very helpful ！
I am very encouraged to hear that you yourself had a problem with a contractor and you were able to resolve it
.
How much did the DCCA cost ？
and did you get the renovation money back or did you have to have it redone?
Sorry for all the questions …

• DCCA
• 2022/04/06 (Wed) 17:00
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The file complaint itself to DCCA is free of charge.
The only cost incurred was postage for the materials produced.
Since the Corona Disaster, they have started accepting complaints online, so there is probably no postage now.

When you file a file complaint, there is a box to write what your preferred resolution is. After submission, DCCA will work to resolve the complaint according to the complainant's wishes, including an investigation.
All the detailed instructions on how to do this can be found at the URL I mentioned.
You should be able to find out specifics by actually reviewing the DCCA form or by emailing or calling the DCCA contact information in the URL.

• トピ主
• 2022/04/08 (Fri) 00:30
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Thank you again.
I will inquire immediately ！
Thank you ！