Vivinavi : Hawaii : (United States) Hawaii

• n
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• 2022/05/04 19:30

Hello.

Out of the blue, I was wondering if anyone here pickles homemade Umeshu (plum wine) on Oahu ？
In Japan, it's just about this time of year and it's in the supermarkets,
I would like to try making Umeshu in Hawaii for the first time this year.
I would like to know where I can buy ume fruits.

I would appreciate it if you could let me know.

• XRP
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• 2022/05/11 04:41

With the repeal of Bill HB2108 by the 2022 Hawaii Legislative Session,
the Digital Currency Innovation Lab will close on June 30, 2022 as planned.

All State of Hawaii customer cryptocurrency exchange accounts will be completely closed on December 31, 2022.

In short, anyone investing in cryptocurrencies will need to sell their positions or move their crypto assets from the exchange
to a cold wallet or decentralized platform.

The crash of the UST is still expected to continue.
Below is a detailed description of what has been decided by Congress.

https://hawaii.bulletin.com/hawaii-crypto-law

• Pink
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• 2022/05/08 02:05

I am a greek card holder living in Hawaii.
I am considering going back to Japan for the first time in several years, but I have not been vaccinated. I have done some research and found out that vaccination is required for foreigners over 18 years of age to enter the U.S., but it says "U.S. citizens and permanent residents are exempted. However, it is stated that "U.S. citizens and permanent residents of the United States shall be exempted. If there are any Hawaii residents or residents of other states who have returned from Japan without the vaccine, I would appreciate any messages or information you can give me. Thank you in advance.

• Tomo
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• 2022/05/08 14:46

Hello. My sister is coming from Japan and I will be going to Japan with her afterwards.
I checked here at BibiNavi Hawaii and it seems that Hawaii residents can get a free PCR test, but
can I make an appointment for my sister who is traveling from Japan and get a free test for her as well?
Do I need some kind of Hawaiian ID or something?
If not, where is the cheapest place to take the test ？ I would appreciate it if you could tell me ！.

• animal
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• 2022/05/05 17:11

Hello.
I am in Hawaii on an F1 visa and will be returning to Japan this month.
I had my 3rd booster last month at Longs Drug. The only certificate I received after the vaccination was a document issued by Longs Drug.
I am wondering if this document will be approved as an official document when I enter Japan. If anyone has any information, I would like to know.
I have the 1st and 2nd inoculation certificates issued by the Japanese local government, so I can enter Japan itself, but I would like to reduce the quarantine period as much as possible.

By the way, I have already confirmed about the vaccine card issued by CDC.
I was told that the vaccine card is only given to those who received the first vaccination in the U.S., and that it is not issued to those who received only the third vaccination in the U.S. like me.

Thank you very much.

• victoria
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• 2022/05/07 16:07

We will be in Hawaii from 6/3/13, and are looking for a one-day or half-day hire car with a driver.
If there is anyone out there, please let me know. Thank you in advance.

• Insurance808
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• 2022/05/03 21:34

We are a childless couple in our 40s.
We are planning to buy a condo for our future, but since my husband is the main loan payer,
we would like to buy life insurance in case of emergency.
Can I still get life insurance even if I have a pre-existing condition （ diabetes type 1 ） ？
I would like to get a life insurance policy that also allows me to accumulate money.
I would appreciate your advice.
Thank you very much.

• Jazz
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• 2022/05/03 21:46

I am planning to book a very far in advance on JAL for a temporary return trip to Japan. I am looking at

JAL's website, but the cheapest ticket is not changeable or cancelable, so there is no refund if something goes wrong, so I am thinking about another ticket, ＄ about 40 more expensive but cancelable or changeable (only ＄ 250 to 300 fee required). $ 300 fee).

However, I have looked at several travel insurance companies in the US, and I have seen that they offer coverage for travel expenses not covered by the airline company, even for reasons other than illness. \I'm not sure if it is better to get this health insurance than to pay an additional ＄ 40 for JAL and another 2-300 in fees if I have to cancel the flight for any reason.
Has anyone used travel insurance in the US ？
I would appreciate your opinion.

• かぼちゃ
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• 2022/04/26 11:54

When you use your US cell phone in Japan, do you temporarily change your contract to Tmobile or

rent a wifi router in Japan?

What do you do when you go back to Japan temporarily ？

It would be very helpful if you could share your good ideas and experiences.

Thank you very much ！

• Anna
• 2022/04/27 08:12

What do you guys use for sunscreen for the face ？
I'm looking for something that goes on smooth and doesn't get shiny as much as possible over time.
I would like a strong SPF, but will a strong SPF make me feel sticky?

I would also like to know if you have any recommendations for blemish prevention.
I would like something I can do at home, not go to a clinic or something.