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Investment in Japanese Yen

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  • sk0814
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  • Today 18:09

I am a resident of Irvine.
I would like to invest using Japanese yen that I have in a Japanese bank. I could not find a good way to invest in stocks or virtual currency.

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Murmur Plus

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  • 2022/11/15 20:08

Gone again ？

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  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • Yesterday 09:55
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Recently, a distributor called TEMU has been gaining market share.
The price is less than half that of Amazon, but
they ship from mainland China.
They do it with a range of about 2 weeks from order to delivery at home.

Amazon is not yet ready to take over Amazon's market share
since Amazon delivers as early as the next day or two days after you become a PRIME member and place an order.

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  • 円安やば
  • Today 08:04
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I really think it's going to go to 200 yen,
Japan is going to sink,

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#3118
  • ボケのおとっさん　　　　　　　　　.
  • Today 08:42
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My own first trip abroad was 360 yen
I thought it was safe to say that Japan hasn't sunk yet.

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  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • Today 14:26
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Amazon also plans to ship from China.

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  • ふざけた弁護士
  • Today 14:38
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I knew it, the seventh arrestee is my daughter, 31, and there's no way she didn't know ？
They're all going to die.

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Developmental Disabilities Gathering

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  • adhdasd
  • 2024/06/24 17:37

If you have a developmental disability, share your experiences, advice, and information about your daily life and
struggles.

Those suffering from Cassandra are also welcome.

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oozam (zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz)

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  • 2022/12/25 11:14

Usamut in Shikoku.
My hobby is watching youtube.

Yes, it's gone~.

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  • 2024/05/08 (Wed) 15:19
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  • 2024/05/19 (Sun) 11:57
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??????????????

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  • 0ではないと
  • 2024/05/19 (Sun) 11:59
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Ummm HOT Ummm The end

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  • 2024/05/21 (Tue) 01:06
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Usamut in Shikoku.
My hobby is watching youtube.

Yes, it's over~.

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  • 2024/06/03 (Mon) 11:20
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Uzzamut, times are changing, and Uzzamut is near ？.

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  • MM
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  • 2024/06/11 17:57

A friend of mine is coming to Japan from the U.S. and I asked him ？ to buy two sets of towels
and he said I was insane to ask for such things when they are so big.

I became a little uncomfortable.

I asked him how many suitcases he might bring and he just asked me
isn't it rude to be insane ？

he should have just said sorry we can't fit your luggage in there. What do you think ？?

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  • 友人寄り
  • 2024/06/24 (Mon) 08:15
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You were asking from America to Japan
Order online
Do your own thing

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  • ふざけた弁護士
  • 2024/06/24 (Mon) 09:05
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It's the Netzte age, so as the person above says, order online.

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  • 価値観の違い
  • 2024/06/24 (Mon) 10:36
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> My friend is coming to Japan from the U.S. and I asked him if he could buy two sets of towels ？
He said it was insane to ask for such things when they are so big.

I became a little uncomfortable.


hmm
I think it's insane, me too.
I think we're both uncomfortable. I think if we had a relationship where we could ask each other for favors like this, we would, but I guess that means we didn't.

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In Japan, some of my friends always bring souvenirs to gatherings, but basically we make a reservation at a restaurant, get together, have a good time, and then split the bill and go our separate ways.
I think they like to do that
I don't return it, but I bring it every time
When I visit my relatives' house, I bring something I can buy over there
Sweets and sake are better in Japan
There are so many kinds of things to choose from.

Everyone is so busy, but I think it's enough to meet old acquaintances on time ？
I think it's fine to bring souvenirs if you want

I think it's fine if you want to bring souvenirs
but I don't think you should bring anything in return I think it's fine if you want to bring souvenirs in return. I don't think it's right to ask for something in return
I know we have different sensibilities, but I don't want to be in a relationship
where I'm forced to do so.

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  • 読解力の違い
  • 2024/06/25 (Tue) 07:48
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1 didn't talk about souvenirs
not a souvenir topical.

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Let's gather the elderly ！ ！

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  • シニア65
  • 2023/09/23 09:56

How many elderly people of Japanese descent are living in LA? We would be happy to be a place of rest and relaxation for the elderly who use the Koryu Hiroba. We think the eligibility is from 65 years old and up.

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I would like to participate. Please contact me.

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#662

＞ Double Kinman, are you really terminal? Terminal is not a word used for the elderly, but for the sick.

I looked it up in the SII Japanese dictionary and found that "terminal" means

＊ ＊ ＊ the end time, the last period, "medieval one" ↔ early. ＊ ＊ ＊

and it does not seem to be used merely for the sick. But it is often used as in "terminal symptoms," though.

So I will continue to use my age as

"terminally elderly" in the future, since my age is closer to "terminal" among the late-stage elderly. Well, it doesn't really matter.

Well, my brain is starting to rot, so I don't care what you call me or how you call me.

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  • 2024/06/04 (Tue) 21:01
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＞ My age is near the "end stage" of late-stage aging

I'm not near the end stage. I'm not at all.

According to 2022 statistics, the average life expectancy of a 75-year-old Japanese male is approximately 12 years. This means that half of Japanese men who have just entered the late elderly will die before the age of 87, and half will live to be over 87. If one were to divide the elderly into two groups, the early elderly and the late elderly, the borderline would be around age 87. Therefore, among the late-stage elderly, 79 years old is a young man. If Mr. Baikinman considers himself "terminal" for personal health reasons, he is free to do so, but it is certainly a mistake to uniformly label all 79-year-olds in the world as "terminally elderly".

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#666

Hiyoko,

I simply used "late stage" because I thought it would be in the late stage even in the late elderly frame, but

Japanese ・ If it is not correct from a national language perspective, I will not use it thereafter.

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  • 人生100年時代
  • 2024/06/05 (Wed) 21:54
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＞ I simply used "late-stage" because I thought he would be in the late stage even in the framework of late-stage elderly.

They say that the age of 100 years of life will come in the near future, and if he lives to 100 years old, he will live 25 years from 75 to 100 years old as a late-stage elderly. If you live to be 100 years old, you will live 25 years from 75 to 100 years old as a "late-stage senior citizen". If you are a healthy person like Mr. Bai Jin Man who never misses a day of exercise, you can afford to be 100 years old.

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High blood pressure in the elderly, measures

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  • 高齢者
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Question for the elderly.

I take prescription high blood pressure medication.

However, even with the medication, if I am not careful, it rises.


So, this question is about seasonings.

Soy sauce is 6 grams （ for women ） and that is Net information.

6 grams means a teaspoonful

Is this correct ？ It is a very small amount.

I don't want to complain about it being too little,

I want to know what is right.

What other things do you do for your blood pressure

on a daily basis for the elderly, other than eating?

If you have any recipes that are low in salt and still delicious, please let us know.

Thank you very much _ <m(__)m>

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Prefab ADU

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  • 2024/06/16 15:31

I would like to build a guesthouse in my garden, but I haven't heard much about people close to me who have built something on a budget using something like prefab or manufacuture houses, but I think the demand is actually high. If anyone has recently built or is building a guesthouse, I would be very happy if you could share the information with us. I'm wondering where to start since there are so many vendors to look into and the prices vary so much. Thank you in advance.

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I'm not a Japanese citizen, but I would like to retire early in Japan.

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  • 太郎くん
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  • 2024/05/31 04:02

I am in my 30's and single. Do you think it is possible to retire early in Japan since I have saved more than 100 million yen so far?

I am not a Japanese citizen and would like to know how I can do it ！.

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  • 2024/06/12 (Wed) 01:41
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It says over $100 million, actually over $1 million, but I don't think the amount matters.

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After all, I have to deal with a lot of troubles in Japan, so I think Malaysia is a better choice for me, since I can get a 10-year retirement visa if I am over 35 years old. You can see why people emigrate from Japan.

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  • 2024/06/12 (Wed) 12:21
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Thailand, Malaysia,,,
The environment is so bad that many people go back. If you're not at the level where you can hire a few housekeepers and drivers, you're still better off in rural Japan.

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  • 2024/06/12 (Wed) 13:13
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Well, I'll have to work on my marriage visa ！.

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  • 昭和のおっとっつぁん
  • 2024/06/12 (Wed) 15:54
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Some people retire extremely poor, others save a million dollars in their 30s.
They may be strong, but they are still frustrated, so they assume they are looking good.

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Terrarium.

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  • 2024/02/26 13:52

Nice to meet you. I have started a terrarium. ？ It looks easy, but I don't really know how to do it. Also, do you have any recommendations on where I can buy plants and other items in LA? ？ When I watch YouTube, I see that Japanese stores have a good selection. I wonder if there are specialty stores here ？.

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