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You know, Japanese people living in Hawaii.

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#1
  • ハワイ暮らし
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  • 2023/04/07 18:40

I've had the opportunity to meet more and more people here
and I'm beginning to wonder
how many people talk about their personal matters from the day they meet ？
that's also from the day they meet you. I am not surprised because it is not in my mind.
I find it interesting that even someone like that is so consistent about beauty, saying
"I don't do anything"
even though she probably does a lot of other things. Many such people are beautiful, so I don't think it would matter if they were doing something.

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#13
  • AlaWai Palms
  • 2023/04/12 (Wed) 20:37
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Mr. Green Card
Actually, there may be some people like that, but not all.

Many of them would have much more dreams than clinging to the old Japanese society. It is not only Hawaii. People who emigrate overseas are probably uncomfortable with the vertical society in Japan.

American ・ I met many people who made their dreams come true ♪.

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#14
  • 某ユーザー
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  • 2023/04/14 (Fri) 15:05
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How many Japanese who came to Hawaii
because they didn't like the vertical society in Japan were cut off by the company they worked for here in Corona, and
how many of them left for Japan or the US mainland?
That is a fact.

Who made the American dream come true ？ here in Hawaii ？
If there is such a person, I wonder how many people
he stepped on and how black-hearted he is.

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#15
  • AlaWai Palms
  • 2023/04/14 (Fri) 22:19
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#14 A user

who moved from Japan and became a Millionaire
He may be black-hearted, but he works fast and is very attentive.
He always recommends
us, his clients, if he had a good experience with the place. I can trust his experience.
If the virtuous cycle of being thanked and being thanked continues, I think
I could have become a Millionaire.

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#16
  • 天使
  • 2023/04/15 (Sat) 21:47
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I have lived in Hawaii for several years and I will say this.
Hawaii is not a paradise where everyone can live the way they want to.
I think it is a training ground for people who have lived their lives blaming only their surroundings and environment for their life not going well. You never know when the American dream will come.
It could be next week, it could be in a few years, it could be in a few decades. If you believe in your path and live your life, Hawaii will be your paradise.

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#17
  • AlaWai Palms
  • 2023/04/15 (Sat) 23:15
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The high cost of living in Hawaii, which has risen at an unusual rate.

Many elderly people are homeless in Hawaii because their pension and rent are the same amount or rent is more expensive.

If you have paid off your mortgage by the time you are old enough to get a pension, you will not be homeless.

If you want to live in Hawaii for the rest of your life, you should buy a house early and pay it off early.

Hawaii has a huge disparity for people in their 60s and older.

There are those who are traveling gracefully on rental income and those who are always strapped from paying rent for the rest of their lives.

Realize quickly which you will be in the future and act accordingly.

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