Vivinavi : Hawaii : (United States) Hawaii

• ハワイアン
• 2023/04/21 (Fri) 23:17
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There are black companies that totally ignore training plans.
Like working 7 days a week. The profits made there are backed to the agents.

• ００
• 2023/04/30 (Sun) 00:05
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I have heard that many internships make you work for an hourly wage and hours
that you decide on at the beginning, without any relation at all.
Also, I've heard that people enter the workplace with the intention of learning a job, but are made to do something completely unrelated, or
are left alone and given responsibility. I hear things like that.
The most common thing I hear is that there are no holidays. The most common thing I hear is that they don't have time off.
Before coming to Hawaii from Japan, you should always ask the people at your workplace if you can work less than 8 hours a day and have 2 days off a week ？
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• Cream
• 2023/04/15 (Sat) 20:39
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M popular ！
Thank you.

• verissimo
• 2023/04/26 (Wed) 13:22
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The tiramisu at Bocconcino Hawaii was the real deal ！.

• Cream
• 2023/04/26 (Wed) 15:57
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I just looked at yelp and the food looks pretty good ！
I had no idea there was a restaurant in that location ！
Thanks.

• K
• 2023/04/29 (Sat) 16:47
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Kulukulu's shortcakes are delicious
and the price is a little cheaper than other places!

• Cream
• 2023/04/29 (Sat) 18:25
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I haven't had it lately, but it's pretty good.
Thank you ！

• Halo
• 2023/04/16 (Sun) 19:27
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I'm a homeowner now, but when I was a renter before, I wasn't
told about pest control, and it wasn't in my contract. I don't think it is common in Hawaii, but it depends on the contract. We did at least clean the apartment when we moved out, but that was it.

• パクチー
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• 2023/04/20 (Thu) 13:59
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I have never heard of it.
Again, look over the contract and see if there is pest control. And again, get someone fluent in English to strongly tell you why the renter needs to do this.

• MINMIN
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• 2023/04/22 (Sat) 16:28
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Please read the contract.
When pest control is imposed, for example, if there are currently cockroaches or other pests in the apartment that were not there at the beginning of the lease, the tenant may be found to be at fault and be liable for the cost of dealing with the problem.
If it is clearly stated in the contract, you will be liable for the cost of dealing with the problem.　Even if it is not, if there is a legitimate reason to be charged, it is considered necessary as well as the cleaning at the time of leaving the room.
You may not know this, but cockroaches and ants can be eliminated by pest control, unless they are very bad.　If the whole condo is in bad shape, it may take longer to get rid of them or
they may appear here and there over time, so the frequency may be higher than others. However, it is quite effective, so sometimes it is just an excuse for both the lender and the renter because it is in Hawaii.

• Halo
• 2023/04/16 (Sun) 19:24
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A, most things you might take on a trip, such as a PC, are now DUAL VOLTAGE. （ I think it says something like 100v-240v. ）
Electric toothbrushes such as Sonicare can be bought in either country.
So there is no problem with the voltage whether you buy it in Japan or in the US.
However, sometimes the shape of the plugs of American products are different
so you may need a conversion plug for that ？ or so.

• Mag
• 2023/04/17 (Mon) 10:00
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Halo-san A

Thank you very much for your reply.

I was thinking that it would be better to buy something in Yen that can be bought in Japan because of the weak Yen and strong US dollar, but

if a PC bought in Japan is not guaranteed in the US, it is still better to buy in the US.

Very helpful.

• gogoaraiguma
• 2023/04/21 (Fri) 15:49
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I am of the school of thought that I buy things from Japanese manufacturers in Japan. Many major electronics stores in Japan will answer your questions in detail, so you don't have to worry when you buy, and when problems arise, you can solve them by doing a Google search in Japanese.

I understand that many countries are involved to make one product, but I still buy products from Japanese manufacturers in Japan to support Japan because it used to be the main production in Japan.

• PCの海外保証
• 2023/04/21 (Fri) 16:05
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More than 15 years ago, when I purchased a Dell laptop computer in Japan, I told them I planned to use it overseas and was introduced to their overseas warranty support, so I followed their advice and enrolled in their overseas warranty plan.
In fact, when my laptop went bad while I was living in the US, I contacted support and a representative came to my home and gave me free support since it was under warranty.

I am currently using a Let's Note that I purchased in Japan. I asked at the time of purchase, but Panasonic did not offer overseas warranty support.

I am not sure about the current situation with Dell since I haven't used them for a long time now, but I just searched and it seems that Dell and HP still offer overseas warranty support.
I think it would be a good idea to make a comprehensive comparison in Japan, including the possibility of purchasing one from a manufacturer that offers overseas warranty support.

• Mag
• 2023/04/22 (Sat) 10:12
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#6 gogoaraiguma

#7 PC's overseas warranty

Thanks for the experience and advice.

I will try to see and hear about it in stores in Japan.

• こーの字
• 2023/04/12 (Wed) 11:26
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Mai,

Thanks for the valuable information.

I see that the signal strength is affected by the weather.
By the way, I would appreciate it if you could tell me
approximately where you live, or if you live near the antenna, as much as you can.

• Lapis
• 2023/04/12 (Wed) 20:25
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#4 Mai

Thanks for the information ！
Very helpful.
I will contact Tmobile immediately.

• Mai
• mail
• 2023/04/14 (Fri) 07:54
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It is on a hillside near Kahala. Depending on where the antennas are ？, the connection will be different, but T-mobile has a lot of antennas cuz it's relatively easy to get a connection. If you go to a store, they can check the connection in that area from your address.
(Sorry for the delay in replying to your question.)

• こーの字
• 2023/04/16 (Sun) 07:39
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Mai,

sorry for the late reply here.

Thanks again for the detailed information.
I am in McCully ・ Moiliili area.
I looked at T-mobile's 5G map before and the signal strength looked good.

I am currently using Hawaiin Telcom internet,
I called customer service when I renewed and managed to get a discount, $ 50/mo.
However, I think the speed will be in the slow category, so I'm thinking that T-mobile is a better deal if I pay the same price,
and I don't have to pay the higher cost after the subscription benefit discount, so I might as well switch.
I'm thinking that I might.

• KUMIHASHI
• 2023/04/18 (Tue) 20:32
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I live in Waikiki
I love T mobile!

• AlaWai Palms
• 2023/04/12 (Wed) 20:37
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#12
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 ♪.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• SJDummy
• 2023/03/12 (Sun) 07:21
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I think the cheapest is Tello. \Freeway coverage is a bit difficult since it is a T-Mobile line ） 1G with phone, $ 7/m
https://tello.com/

• こーの字
• 2023/03/12 (Sun) 16:01
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SJDummy,

Tello, it's cheap ！
I spend almost all my time at home and at work with WiFi everyday, so I hardly use data.
Calls to Japanese landlines seem to be free, and I will consider the 1GB plan.

• アロハ
• 2023/03/12 (Sun) 16:55
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Thank you all for the information.
Sorry, I've only been in Hawaii for 4 months and my English is not good enough. I've only been in Hawaii for 4 months and my English is not good enough
I looked at both websites but I don't know which one to buy … I'd like to buy a phone with phone and 1G $ 7/month, I want to use my iPhone for LINE and such. I want to use my iPhone for LINE and other things, but I don't know which one to choose, and if it is possible to use it only for the 7-14 days of my stay, and after that I can leave it without cancelling …... … Sorry for all the questions ...

• SJDummy
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• 2023/03/12 (Sun) 19:22
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Since you said you have an iphone, we assume you will be using it and only pay the monthly fee. However, if you leave it unused, it will automatically continue every month. $ 7 is only for 1G of data and 100 minutes of talk time, and does not include the SIM itself. You will get a Hawaii 808 phone number. If you don't make calls, it's $ 6/m for 1G (No minutes) and $ 10/m for 2G.
https://www.amazon.com/Tello-Mobile-Bring-Your-Phone/dp/B08H5SM9M9/ref=sr_1_3?crid=DDIOPZDRBQ9Y&keywords=tello+sim+card&qid=1678684271&sprefix=tello+sim%2Caps%2C222&sr=8-3

• SJDummy
• 2023/03/13 (Mon) 07:11
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One more point, there is also a blog post （ below ） that shows how to use Tello, which may be helpful.
https://mamemisodiary.hatenablog.com/entry/277tello

• Halo
• 2023/04/12 (Wed) 17:10
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I think it's a mistake to call it BF instead of BBCream ？
Maybe you can look for it on Amazon, etc.

• インプラント
• 2023/04/09 (Sun) 10:32
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By bone grafting, you mean bone grafting ？

I also had an implant treatment here a few years ago.
I thought I was only going to have an implant, but I was told that the bone of the foundation was thinning and that an implant could not be placed as it was.
There was no significant swelling or pain after the surgery. Of course, I was prescribed painkillers, but I only took one dose and did not take any after that because I had no pain. Anyway, I thoroughly followed the postoperative instructions, such as taking care of the affected area and not biting with strong force. I was rather more scared during the surgery than after. Both the osteogenesis and implant surgery were done under local anesthesia, so I could hear the sound of bone powder being placed during the osteogenesis surgery and the sound of the machine cutting the bone during the implant surgery.
If you request the optional intravenous anesthesia, it will be done while you are asleep, so you will not be scared by the sound.
When I told the surgeon that I was afraid of the noise during the surgery, he suggested that I could have the surgery while listening to music with headphones, but unfortunately, I did not have noise-canceling or other high-performance headphones. Unfortunately, I did not have noise-canceling or other high-performance headphones, so both surgeries were performed under local anesthesia and without headphones.

I hope your surgery goes well.
I have completed both my osteogenesis and implants and am living comfortably.

• 怖がり
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• 2023/04/10 (Mon) 19:31
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Dear Implant

Thank you for the details. I am a little relieved to hear that there was no major pain or swelling. Of course it depends on the individual condition, but I was afraid because there were many stories on the internet that it was very difficult. I am going to have a tooth extraction and then in 3 months I will have an osteogenesis surgery. I am nervous, but I will try to keep my mind calm. The sound thing was also very helpful. It is the back tooth of the upper jaw, so it is closest to my ear.
I will ask my doctor about the method to finish the surgery while I am sleeping with intravenous anesthesia next time I have a tooth extraction ！

Thank you so much for your help.