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• FX円
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• 2021/11/04 15:43

I would like to buy Yen and hold it for the long term. I heard that one bank in the U.S. can open a yen deposit account, but the exchange commission is quite high, so I am considering FX.

The only foreign exchange investments at my current brokerage firm are ETFs. Any recommendations for trading Forex, or any suggestions as to why Forex is not a good long-term investment?

• nino
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• 2021/11/01 23:12

I recently purchased a California Disney annual pass.
I purchased the pass from the app and when I open the app " Tickets and Passes" it normally shows the barcode of the annual pass I purchased, but now it doesn't.
When I try to make a reservation for the day I want to go, it says the pass is not linked. When I try to make a reservation for the day I want to go, it says that the pass is not linked, so I type in the annual pass ticket number to link it
"The ticket or pass entered has already been linked to an "

"The ticket or pass entered has already been linked to an account.
I can see the reservation I made to go at a later date, but I don't know what to do because when I enter the park, I have to load my annual pass to get there.

Has anyone had this experience 😭

I'm worried that with my English skills, I won't be able to communicate well when I go to the information counter at the Disney park 🙇 ♀ I️.

• gorochan
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• 2021/10/22 19:06

I have a question for those who are familiar with computer environments.
I am currently using an i phone with T mobile unlimited plan and I am thinking of buying an i pad to watch videos.

Since I don't have wifi at home, is it possible to connect my i phone and i pad without wifi ？

Please advise me.

• 倍金萬
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• 2021/08/23 09:31

We had heard about this merger for some time, but Sprint/T-Mobile, the company that merged with Sprint, informed us that since we are now in the 5G era, Sprint phones that use the CDMA communication technology will no longer be available at the end of this year. Therefore, I received a notice from Sprint/T-Mobile asking me to exchange my SIM card for one that can be used with both CDMA and GSM.

I followed the notice and got a new SIM card, but this does not work. I bought a Galaxy S21 5G $ 700.00 from Samsung Direct as I did last time because I was tired of the Galaxy model which is much cheaper than my 4+ year old S series, although it shouldn't matter what year the cell phone is.

to be continued

• キルト
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• 2021/10/26 23:21

The glass on the glass top of my electric oven range has been scratched and is turning white. I think the surface has been scraped by over sharpening, but is there anything that can be used to cover the oven for cooking ？ What do you guys do ？
In Japan, there seems to be a special mat for IH, but the electric oven range is not IH, right?

• ひひこにいる
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• 2021/10/25 09:23

Good morning.
Has anyone applied for a re-entry permit （ or a re-entry permit ） since the Corona Vortex ？
I hear it takes longer than usual.
So I would like to know how long it took to get fingerprinted after applying and how long it took to receive the permit after fingerprinting.
Thank you very much.

• ぴこぴこ
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• 2021/10/23 21:23

About Kinder (developmentally disabled children)

I am looking for a kinder for my son.
He may have autism.
He is slow-paced, has trouble switching, can't ask for help from others, and has trouble imagining other people's situations, but since he has no intellectual disabilities, it will be a little while before a diagnosis is made.

I would like to make it as easy as possible for my son to attend, but any information on kinder in the South Bay area would be helpful. (We are planning to move at this time)
Are there any places that are suitable for children with developmental disabilities? My son goes to a Japanese preschool, so he only knows a little English.

Thank you in advance.

• sakura
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• 2021/10/13 14:13

I am currently considering starting fertility treatment. If I were to have IVF, my insurance would not cover infertility treatment, so I thought I would return to Japan and have the tests done here, but my husband told me that if the tests are cheaper in Japan, I should return to Japan and have the tests done here. I thought that would be better, but I do not know exactly how much it would cost to have the test done here. I was wondering if anyone who has had infertility testing done here without insurance coverage could tell me the approximate cost of each test.

• あいうえおおおお
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• 2021/10/16 10:29

I came to LA a month ago.
I want to fly from Los Angeles to New York, do I need a PCR test or vaccination certificate ？ I would like to know if there are any current regulations 😢.

• c
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• 2021/06/23 23:19

Anti-Japanese activities overseas by neighboring countries are as active as ever, especially on foreign video sites where there are many pro-Japanese comments, etc., and suddenly, at least once a week, we see anti-Japanese comments that are completely off-topic.
Many Japanese people are almost ignorant about the Japan-Korea issue, so they believe the lies of Koreans, but Japan was not at war with Korea at that time.
On the contrary, we fought together as Japanese in WWII.
Since history is not covered in the media, Japanese Americans and Japanese living abroad are not exposed to the truth, and I often hear stories of Japanese children being bullied at school because of it, so I decided to post this topic to let people know about the correct history.
If you have any useful information, whether in English or Japanese literature, please share it with us.

I recently learned about the Korean anti-Japan thing then it turned out to be that Koreans only benefited from Japan's annexation and even after that until today. They were basically brainwashed by distorted history mostly influenced by the left communists and North Korean and Chinese governments. Now many Korean and international scholars are bringing out the facts. Japan didn't even invade Korea, it was done by an international agreement proposed by the Korean government and it was celebrated internationally because of the severely corrupted Korean governments for centuries like current North Korea.

Japan immediately released Koreans from the slavery system upon annexation and it spent 1/4 of their own tax money to improve their lives - from the most poverty state (while there was even a famine going on in the northern part of Japan), they built more than 5,000 schools for children even Seoul University and taught Both Korean population and their life span DOUBLED just in 35 years like a miracle and they were taught fishery and farming skills, they pay less than a half of taxes Japanese or foreigners on the peninsula did, yet so many Koreans smuggled themselves into Japan for a much better life.

Besides, during the WW2, Koreans fought as Japanese under that rising sun flag they all volunteered and well paid (in fact like 98% of the Korean men failed the exam and turned down) so many were not sent to the battle fields but were just sent to administer local people and prison camps so that's what's going on. people and prison camps so that's why not so much casualty compared to Japanese men on mainland (like 20k vs

I once lived in South Korea for a few years, now I see the truth In fact most of them say now they In fact most of them say now they understand why their elders kept saying their life was better under Japans control but on media and school all about that anti-japan propaganda. They said the rising sun was not a problem until the recent soccer match in 2011... It is indeed a tragedy that several years ago an old Korean man was beaten to death by a man in his 30s just because he said he was happy and safer during Japanese annexation.

I encourage people to learn history from the university courses, it's quite interesting what they teach is so different from What Koreans writes on Wikipedia or just simply learn their language so that you can see for yourself what those people are actually saying in their country.