Vivinavi : Los Angeles : (United States) Los Angeles

• 倍金萬
• 2022/01/14 (Fri) 08:36
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Currently, even Japanese citizens are jailed for 6 days if they return to their own country. I received an e-mail from a person who was imprisoned in the dormitory of the Tax College, listing the contents of each meal and a list of useful items and groceries that can be purchased here in advance and brought home with them.

The menu changes daily, but one of the three meals is as follows.

Morning ： Ham ＆ Egg sandwich, sweet bread with dried fruit, Sunkist Vege juice

Lunch ： Meat and vegetable bowl, instant miso soup, packaged tea

Night ： （ Cold （ Room temperature ） ） Typical convenience store bento （ White rice, croquette, boiled fish, pickles, etc ）, instant miso soup, packaged tea

The room is a typical business hotel single room. There is a hot water pot, but no microwave oven, so basically they eat rice as "cold rice". If you have the guts, you may want to bring a small microwave oven with you. Also, since there is no access to vending machines outside the rooms, we recommend that you bring some canned beer and coke with you. However, drinking is prohibited, so when you are released, you should crush the cans and take them out with the rest of your baggage. The WiFi is working, so if you have a laptop or an iPad, you can kill a lot of time. Televisions are available in the rooms.

• 倍金萬
• 2022/01/15 (Sat) 07:54
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Is Japan open yet?

No. Japan is still closed :(


https://canigotojapan.com/?fbclid=IwAR37VEVPiBSuhNz8FEyi7ifsengS3hFoiSA8fn5Z5SqEzrFEqnnyT6jUlLg

• 倍金萬
• 2022/01/16 (Sun) 08:51
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119,

and that's why I'm here.


It's getting old, but...

＞ There were no direct flights back then, so I had to refuel in Hawaii

Yes, I also came from Tokyo Haneda International Airport to JFK via Fairbanks Air Force Base, Alaska. I came from Tokyo Haneda International Airport to JFK via Fairbanks Air Force Base in Alaska. The airline was Pan-American Airline, the world's leading international airline, and that was the first and last time I flew Pan-Am.

The only jets that could fly long distances in those days were the four-engine turbojet Douglas DC-8 or the Boeing 707, and the four-engine turbojet engines emitted an annoying "squealing" sound. The cabin was small, with 3+3 seats side by side in one aisle, I think. Today, however, the aircraft has two fan-jet engines, a larger cabin, and can fly between continents without refueling during the flight. Times have changed dramatically.

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• 2022/01/16 (Sun) 13:32
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Pan Am reminds me -
When I returned to Japan after graduating from school, I️ thought I wouldn't have a chance to travel once I started working, so I️ had the best round-the-world route at the time, and I️ had to constantly move forward, but I️ was able to travel around the world for under $3000 for a one month's scheduled ticket.

• ムーチョロコモコ
• 2022/01/16 (Sun) 16:57
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"The World's Most Experienced Airline" was the main selling point.
Pan American World Airways