Vivinavi : Hawaii : (United States) Hawaii

• kukui
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• 2021/11/21 10:35

This is my first time here, so please let me know.　I will be in the Mainland for college this fall.　My car is in Hawaii.　Just before I left Hawaii, I had a collision in the Kahala area.　It was not a major collision and the damage to both of our cars was not serious, so we exchanged contact information and that was the end of it.　A few weeks later, while my family was driving the car, we noticed that the A/C was not working （ I was already in Mainland for college at the time ） I went to have it checked out and was told that the A/C would not work without repairing the front of the car and was given an estimate.　　I am prepared to contact the insurance company, but a few weeks ago I dropped my phone and all the data was lost due to a shock or something.　I have not even backed up the data.　
I was told that when I contact the insurance company, they will contact the other party's name, address, photo, etc.　
If the other party's information is lost, will insurance be denied? ？

I have asked my family in Hawaii to do the estimates and repairs. I will be the one to contact the insurance company, but is it possible that the insurance will not be reimbursed in this situation ？ Please let me know if you have any information in advance.　
This is my first time and I am very anxious.　Please help me.

• 耳クリーン
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• 2021/11/08 21:09

I have always had my ears cleaned by an ENT in Japan, but
I have not been able to return to Japan for a while due to the corona effect.

I am looking for a doctor in Hawaii who can clean my ears.
I would like a reputable and experienced doctor if possible.
English speaking teachers are also acceptable.

If anyone has any recommendations,
I would appreciate it if you could let me know.
I would appreciate it very much.

• Karina
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• 2021/11/19 08:57

I am looking for insurance for foreign students who cannot extend their Japanese insurance and can get it locally. I do not yet speak enough English to be able to handle everything in English. If there are any Japanese people who work in the insurance industry, I would like to hear from them.

• Eビザの失業保険
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• 2021/11/18 12:31

I would like to discuss this with you all.
I came to Hawaii on an E visa from a corporation in Hawaii, but I am currently laid off and am applying for unemployment insurance.
As you know, an E visa does not allow you to work for a company other than the one from which you got your visa. I explained this during a consultation call with the unemployment insurance office and was told that finding a job is a condition for receiving benefits.
If anyone is in a similar situation or knows how to deal with it, please advise.

• YU
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• 2021/11/15 21:21

This will be my 8th Honolulu Marathon, and this year's race seems to be a lot different from previous years.
Although I have entered （ for the year before last ） I am still not sure if I will participate.
I have tried to transfer to the 10k instead of the full marathon, but I am not sure if the transfer is successful.
Has anyone been able to transfer from the realbuzz registrations site?

• mii
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• 2021/11/17 20:40

Are there any language schools that I can attend while working on a J1 visa? Can I attend irregularly, etc. …
Please let me know if you know of any.

• アロハ
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• 2021/11/16 17:34

Since September, negative proof was required for restaurant use by the unvaccinated for 60 days, but what is happening now that 60 days have passed ？
I couldn't find the answer in my research, so if anyone knows, please let me know.

• oyumino
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• 2021/11/13 21:30

I am looking for a place to learn a language near Hawaii Kai.
If you know of any, please let me know.

• LoveKihei
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• 2021/11/04 10:18

If anyone has obtained a Hawaii state license for art makeup, please share your story.
Thank you.

• herosan
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• 2021/11/08 15:05

In my personal opinion, it was very difficult to find a job again as a corona. My unemployment insurance was cut off in September 2021 and I sent my resume to about 100 companies and received no response at all. It is not that my education or work history is bad. I am a GC holder who can legally work.

Personal advice. I applied with my eyes on the mainland, got an offer and moved to the mainland. Now I am on the mainland and I really think it was a good choice. If you push and it doesn't work, you have to pull. There are plenty of jobs on the mainland. Or return to Japan, for example. Hawaii is in a difficult situation right now. There are almost no bilingual jobs, especially in Japanese.