Vivinavi : Hawaii : (United States) Hawaii

• Kanikani22
• 2023/07/04 (Tue) 01:27
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I used this service in mid-April to Japan arriving at Narita.

I arrived 3 hours before the flight and had to wait in a long check-in line. .....
I was told that the reason for the long line was because the same counter was used for Haneda flights departing earlier than Narita flights.

The machine is at the same counter. The machine finally gave me a ticket after 3 tries. My husband stayed on the line and I went to the machine, and when it didn't work after two tries, I was worried about giving up, but on the third try I got it. ！

An American ？ looking person was also struggling, but he looked like he could manage.

There were a few Japanese who tried to check in using the machine, but gave up and returned to the line.

By the way,
my husband's passport was accepted easily from the beginning, but my passport was out twice.

And as for checked baggage,
we were told to take our paper tickets to the "ticketed counter".
I showed the ticket flier and the attendant called me to come over.

I left the long line safely, but this time the checkpoint was so crowded that I was just in time to board.

The familiar faces in the long line around us boarded the plane, gasping for breath... I wondered if the people further back in the line had boarded ？ but I couldn't tell.

By the way, Hawaiian Airlines has a plane in the domestic area, so even if I check in at international flight, I have to move to the domestic area after all.

For your information....

• 関空行き
• 2023/07/04 (Tue) 22:49
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kanikani22

Thank you for the useful information!
I see you tried the machine,
I see some light now.

Last time I returned home alone, but this time I have a companion
so I will have one person wait in line just in case, and a few others will try
the machine.

By the way, as of last month, the Hawaiian baggage checkpoint was
moved to the international end of the
terminal at Domestic (Interisland).
It used to be the farthest opposite end, but
now it is closer.
So after checking in at the international terminal, it is not too far to go to
the baggage check point at the domestic terminal.
When I used this terminal, it was relatively quiet and I could go there easily.

I will share the information here again
for your reference when I return home this month.
Thank you all.

• ぞう
• 2023/07/10 (Mon) 16:31
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I checked with the Hawaiian ground staff before,
the kiosk machine can be used if you have a Japanese passport.
If you approach the counter and ask for your checked baggage when there is an opening. The company will be happy to help you.

After attaching the luggage tag issued by the machine,
I usually go to the back of the counter and ask for a gap between customers and clients to deal with,
completing check-in in a flash.

TSA can be entered from anywhere, so it is one way to find an open space and use it.
Note, however, that the TSA PRE-only entrance is only accessible if you are eligible for it.
Incidentally, the Interisland Terminal should not accept check-in for Japanese flights.

• 関空行き
• 2023/07/11 (Tue) 18:38
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Mr. Elephant

Thank you for the information ！
I see that it is possible to check in at the machine if you have a Japanese passport.
I heard that you can also check in your baggage by looking at the gap between the time you check in and the time you leave.

I have some hope that we will be able to make it for now.
Thank you all for your information.

• 関空行き
• 2023/07/23 (Sun) 19:50
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Topic.
I am reporting that I recently flew Hawaiian Airlines.

We arrived at Honolulu airport 3 hours before boarding time.
The check-in line was not very long, but it took about
30 minutes to be called to the counter
from the beginning of the line.

Actually, I first tried to check in at the machine, but
I got an error
no matter how many times I tried to enter the number of pieces of baggage to check in, so I asked the agent there
who managed to get my boarding pass, but …
the agent continued to check me in. The agent continued to operate the baggage check, but the error continued
.
And finally, the baggage tag could not be produced by the machine
and I was told to get in line for check-in ….
I had no choice but to get in line at the end of the line …
However, another person who was operating the machine next to me had a boarding pass and
baggage tag, so it seems that there are cases where you can check in
without any problem.

I was not satisfied with the result, but
there are more counters than before, and
the line seems to be getting better, so
I guess it is acceptable at least for now.
I don't recommend it for people with children or the elderly, though.

This is a late report on the current status of Hawaiian Airlines
.
I would like to make an earnest request to Hawaiian Airlines
so that I can check in by machine without any problem.

Thank you for reading this long report.

• Hawaiian
• mail
• 2023/07/04 (Tue) 09:32
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Don't worry, a five year old will be speaking English in six months.

• Hawaiian
• mail
• 2023/06/23 (Fri) 13:23
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Miyamoto, attorney, costs around $10,000
Any attorney in Hawaii will take 6 months.

• Honu
• 2023/06/25 (Sun) 21:23
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Are you Attorney Miyamoto?

You are in Lighthouse. Thank you.

• Baby
• 2023/06/24 (Sat) 15:46
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If it's before the birth, are you talking about maternity photos ？
If the birth is coming up in a few weeks, I don't know if you can get an appointment, but have you checked out The Vibe in Ward ？ I just contacted them and asked someone I know for photos, so I didn't actually use them. They also do newborn photos there.
You might try to solicit a hobbyist photographer to take photos for you on this Vibe Navi.

• Newborn Photo
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• 2023/06/24 (Sat) 17:54
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Baby
Thank you for sharing your valuable information.
I am looking for a place to have my unborn child's picture taken, but I have not been able to find one, so I consulted with you.
I will contact them as soon as possible ！
Thank you very much.

• さてさて
• 2023/06/24 (Sat) 22:28
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I had my baby at Kapiolani Hospital and had a photographer who was referred to me by the hospital come to my hospital room.　They took some cute pictures of me!　It was so long ago that I don't remember the details, but I guess I will be able to meet my baby soon ！ I wish you a safe delivery :)

• Newborn Photo
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• 2023/06/25 (Sun) 10:49
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Well now, Mr.
thank you for this valuable information. I have never heard that you could come to my hospital room and take pictures. It will be a very precious memory for me. I will check with the hospital. I'm just anxious about when the contractions will start, but I think I have to get through them somehow. Thank you.

• nuiloamama
• 2023/06/19 (Mon) 09:57
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I once bought a
blanket at Nordstrom's in Ala Moana at Christmas time.

There were only 3 kinds, though.

• Halo
• 2023/06/20 (Tue) 09:41
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If you can't find a place that sells it, why not look on Amazon ？?

• モアナ
• 2023/06/15 (Thu) 00:20
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Tax Man was kind enough to write to you earlier.
Below is a quote from Tax Man's advice.

＞ I have a client who has US citizenship but is not eligible for Social Security
and is currently back in Japan and in a Japanese hospital.
He was an investor and did not work for a company, so he did not pay Social Security or
Medicare, so when he reached the age to apply, he could not receive the benefits because he did not pay enough
to qualify.


Tax payment has nothing to do with it. All investors pay taxes.
You are only eligible for Social Security and Medicare if you have the same VISA as the person
whose VISA you are, but he or she has paid Social Security and Medicare properly.

In Japan, people who have not paid their pensions or who have less than 10 years of pension eligibility are ineligible for
benefits.

If you do not have enough credits, you cannot receive the pension.

It's strange that you insist so much
when you can only get the bare minimum of medical care when you get Medicare.

If you go back to Japan for treatment, medical care is better than in Hawaii, and
the cost of medical care is very reasonable, so I simply wonder why you are so concerned about Medicare.

Why do you want Medicare when Hawaii hospitals are full of misdiagnosis and are the worst ？?

• 素人料理人
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• 2023/06/17 (Sat) 13:36
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It doesn't cost money.

• 砂
• 2023/06/07 (Wed) 07:39
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Hi
I would recommend Fertility Institute of Hawaii.
The doctor is really GOD HAND.
I spent 6 years in Japan and 3 years in another clinic in Hawaii,
repeating from timing method to IVF several times
I spent enough money to buy one luxury car with cash.

Then I heard that someone I knew at Fertility Institute of Hawaii had IVF and her first baby at age 43, so I transferred.
After 10 years of various treatments, I was able to conceive and give birth at Fertility Institute of Hawaii in one session.
His god hands are famous and his culturist, lab, and other facilities
are just not on the same level as others.

We have assistants who can speak Japanese ？ and nurses ？ who are always with us
and translate for us.
If you are serious about pregnancy and childbirth, I really recommend it.

• 子宝
• 2023/06/07 (Wed) 13:14
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I don't know if this is helpful, but here is my experience. In my case, there was no fertility test. Maybe I could have had such a test if I had wanted to, but I was just before 40 years of age, so I felt like I was going to try anyway rather than have a test.
Kapiolani Hospital is free of charge, and if you ask for an interpreter when you make an appointment, they will accompany you. I had to go to Kapiolani Hospital twice when I had an examination at a place other than the fertility doctor's office, and the doctor asked me to go there even though I didn't ask him. I was taken care of twice, once by a Japanese person and once by a non-Japanese person who could speak Japanese. The interpreter told me that he would come free of charge if I wanted.
At Kapiolani Hospital, Dr. Kosaka and Dr. Dominguez are famous, and I was taken care of by Dr. Kosaka. He is a pioneer of fertility treatment in Hawaii, but he is quite old. He doesn't seem to be planning to retire yet, but it makes me worry. He is always smiling, but he doesn't talk much and works fast, so the waiting time for appointments is usually short. Also, she never says anything negative or that makes me anxious.
I have heard that Dr.Domingues is a woman and she is very thorough in explaining detailed questions. But I didn't change from Dr.Kosaka because I thought I would change from Dr.Kosaka and when I went to the office appointment it was closed and I distrusted her.
I don't know about other fertility doctors.

In my case, I think my infertility was due to my advanced age and overworking. I was given the baby when I thought I had no choice but to give up because of my age.
I don't think you can get a baby because of this doctor. I think it is important to be able to go to the clinic without any difficulty and to be able to relax. May your wish come true.

• プルメリア
• mail
• 2023/06/08 (Thu) 14:36
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Thank you all so much for your detailed comments.
Also, I apologize for not being able to reply to you by the end of yesterday.

#2 Dear IVF birth,
For now, I am hoping to just have a test and depending on that test, I will rethink whether or not to do treatment.
I had never heard of anyone who had undergone FIH, so I am very grateful for that, and thank you for taking the time to post your website. ！
I will try to contact Japanese staffs from the Japanese page that you told me about ！

#3 Thank you Suna,
for sharing your precious experience with me. My sister is currently in Japan for 3 years for fertility treatment, and she told me that it is getting harder and harder both financially and emotionally. If the doctors and clinics are on such a different level, I was thinking of talking to my sister about it. I am very relieved that an interpreter is there every time and I think I will go to this clinic. ！

#4 Thank you for pushing me to go to this clinic
There is a pattern of not having fertility tests ！ As you said, I had heard that Kapiolani Hospital is the place to go for fertility treatment in Hawaii ・ I thought that Kapiolani Hospital is the place to go for childbirth, I had heard that Kapiolani Hospital was the place to go for childbirth, but I was a little concerned about the fact that the doctor was very old. I was also troubled by the mixed reviews about the interpreters, but I didn't know much about Dr. Dominguez, so thank you very much for the information. Thank you also for your concern. I am currently stress-free, and I hope that things will turn out well, although it may be with the help of the clinic.

Thank you all so much ！
You have been very helpful and encouraging.
Thank you very much ！