Vivinavi : Los Angeles : (United States) Los Angeles

• 酔いどれ天使
• 2022/02/14 (Mon) 18:01
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Labor after returning to the U.S. Did you live in the U.S. long enough to experience reverse culture shock ？?

• ん？
• 2022/02/14 (Mon) 20:46
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People come here back home ？

I heard that in rural Japan, stores go out of business just because of Corona

Hooray for America 🙌

• mebiusjp
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• 2022/02/12 (Sat) 19:58
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For your reference
1、U.S. citizen can enter Japan and be issued tourist visa by the immigration bureau at the airport. \2, Japanese spouse visa is not applicable (this visa is only for Japanese spouse of foreign nationals living in Japan)
3, You should ask the consulate in L.A. for information regarding the new pneumonia.

• じゃぱん
• 2022/02/13 (Sun) 13:05
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Next month the conditions will change
and they are changing more and more, so what's the use of listening to the past here ？?

• SJDummy
• 2022/02/13 (Sun) 14:51
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First of all, I think it is important to check the official announcement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs （ at the URL below. Also, each individual's situation is different, so it would be best to contact the consulate for more information.
https://www.mofa.go.jp/mofaj/ca/fna/page4_005130.html#section11

• うるさいやつ多すぎ
• 2022/02/13 (Sun) 14:51
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You're asking what's going on now ？ w

It would be sure and kinder to call the consulate and ask.

It seems like the only people here are poor losers who are abandoned and hated by society, mounted BBAs who have no friends, and single people who have retired and run off with bored wives.

• それは昔の話
• 2022/02/11 (Fri) 15:32
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> It is possible that you will be shaken off for not knowing English.

You are obligated to go even if you don't speak English.

• Maおお
• 2022/02/11 (Fri) 15:41
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Dear #13

The court will never come to your private home for jury duty.　Everything is mailed.　

I was approved after 3 emails and 3 calls to my manager saying I am disabled and physically unable to drive.

• 厄介
• 2022/02/11 (Fri) 15:55
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> The court will never come to a private home for a jury case.　It is all by mail.　

No, if you ignore it all the time,
it will be sent by signature required mail.
And if you sign to receive it, you absolutely have to go.

• 無知
• 2022/02/11 (Fri) 16:57
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#14
＞ Some of the people who came on the jury the day they were called wasted their plane tickets to Europe and can't attend the conference.


This is a lie. You can change the date three times if you call.

• 倍金萬
• 2022/02/12 (Sat) 09:44
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My gf circled "I don't understand English" and yet we were asked to serve on the jury.

So, on the appointed day, we went to the court and found that several times as many people as the jurors who would participate in the actual trial would be gathered, and we were taken to a large waiting room. After that, it seems that the presiding judge himself picks up the jurors from the list, and then a staff member comes to the waiting room and asks who and who not to come. My wife's English was terrible （ and her pronunciation was actually terrible ・ and her word order was bullshit ） and she exclaimed, "I don't understand any of the jargon used in court" and was told that she could go home.

In my case, I was once called to a civil court, not a criminal one, but I didn't seem to get picked up and I went home quickly. It seems that even if you circle "I don't understand English" these days, they ignore you and the judge summons always seems to come.

• 担々麺
• 2022/02/06 (Sun) 18:15
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Is there not between name and date in my post #104 ？

• 倍金萬
• 2022/02/07 (Mon) 08:58
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Mr. Tangled Noodle,


I don't know why, but it's not there.

Neither Microsoft Edge nor Google Crome.

Is it a bad setting in my vivinavi?

• 担々麺
• 2022/02/08 (Tue) 01:40
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↑
#114 Mr.
Can you try to email me from my post 104 to try ？ Thanks for your time
I know it's a test or something, but no thanks.

• 担々麺
• 2022/02/09 (Wed) 09:33
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↑
Yes, I received it.
I replied last night.

• 倍金萬
• 2022/02/10 (Thu) 09:43
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Mr. Tangen,

Finally, I can send direct mail now. I thought I was seeing blue letters in Mail, but when I looked at #104 again today, I saw a picture of an envelope, so I clicked on it and the direct mail screen appeared. Sorry for all the trouble.


double gold ten thousand

• 笑
• 2022/02/08 (Tue) 07:44
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> If he did it and the result is positive, honestly, in case it is a waste of money

he shouldn't return home anymore lol.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/02/10 (Thu) 08:33
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You can find a free inspection site if you look for it.

It would be impossible for them to write it in Japanese format because they cannot read it.

What about having it certified by Notary Public.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2021/12/03 (Fri) 07:02
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＃ 145

Register your name and market your product.
It would be good if the product is used every day.

Fall down, but don't just get up, so go for it!

• Gardena_23
• 2021/12/10 (Fri) 12:32
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Must See Videos ？

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThA3QGrQhlY

• Julien
• mail
• 2021/12/10 (Fri) 18:55
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This one too.

https://youtu.be/bDWIhybelpg

• Sachi
• mail
• 2022/02/01 (Tue) 19:40
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https://mikie.club/2022/02/02/eb5-2/

• 小室系です
• 2022/02/01 (Tue) 21:48
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Isn't Komuro-kun in the advancing giant ？
In fact, he's a rare shot in New York.

• nanohana300
• 2022/02/01 (Tue) 11:49
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Since I have a backwardness about the act of discarding,

I would appreciate

advice on how to feel and how to dispose of stuffed animals.

I apologize for my lack of words.

• 💡
• 2022/02/01 (Tue) 11:59
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Wash them and offer them for free at private sales ？

I would give them to my family and relatives if they wanted them.

I've had older women and others, surprisingly, want them.

• 担々麺
• 2022/02/01 (Tue) 14:39
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#5
I didn't say get it for you.
I know you want to troll me by responding with nothing useful.

Put Laundry sanitizer in it, wash it, then
give it to someone if they want it ？.

• nanohana300
• 2022/02/01 (Tue) 20:20
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#4, ＃ 9,

Thank you for your advice ！.

• 倍金萬
• 2022/01/05 (Wed) 08:58
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waka,

To tell you the truth, I am also an electrician by nature and use a transformer instead of a transformer, but there are some people on this forum who are very aggressive in their opinions, and I was "uncharacteristically" concerned about that. For the time being, I recommended the use of a transformer. Modern home appliance manufacturers design and manufacture their products to meet safety standards that allow them to withstand use in hostile environments by their consumers. I would venture to guess that they test their products to ensure that they will not catch fire even if the power supply voltage fluctuates by up to 30% over a specific period of time.

Furthermore, even in cooking with heat, such as in electric kettles, the structure is now such that heat is obtained by passing a special radio wave through a special metal, and the radio wave is controlled by an electronic circuit that can automatically control the circuit even if the power line voltage changes significantly. Therefore, there will be no problem even if you use a product with a standard AC 100V input at 120V. However, there is always a "just in case" possibility, so please keep that in mind.

• waka
• 2022/01/05 (Wed) 11:34
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Baikinman, thank you very much for your kind attention ！
Since I am bringing this from Japan, I think I will take the risk and use it as is ！ So far I have not seen any postings of people breaking without a transformer, and your advice and Baikinman's theory have convinced me. I am convinced by your advice and Baikinman's theory. Thank you ！

but if you guys have any other information, please let me know again anytime ！

• 倍金萬
• 2022/01/07 (Fri) 08:43
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Sorry to get technical again, but in the past, electric cookers such as electric kettles used electric line voltage （ 115/120 volts ） in the US directly into a heat exchange material such as nichrome wire to obtain heat output. Today, however, the heat exchange material has been replaced by the "IH （ IH ）" method.

https://www.itmedia.co.jp/fav/articles/2012/27/news021.html

This is the technical term for electric line power as mentioned above IH ＝ Induction Heating （ Induction Heating ） converts the power into heat, specifically （ the power of a high frequency ） magnet applied to an iron pot to convert it into heat power. At any rate, the power of heat is obtained in a much safer way, not by mucking around with nichrome wire as in the old days.

So, to return to the main topic, the heat return device can handle large changes in line voltage, and at the same time, the manufacturers of these electric kettles and cookers have designed and endurance tested their products so that they will not be affected by a voltage of 125V or so applied to a Japanese voltage of 100V for a long period of time. I believe that these electric kettles and cookers are designed and tested repeatedly to ensure that they will not be affected even when subjected to voltages of around 125V for long periods of time.

• SJDummy
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• 2022/01/28 (Fri) 19:43
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As Mr. Doubokujinman said, as a safety test for products rated 100V, we have confirmed that there is no problem from a safety standpoint even if a voltage change of ＋ -2 ～ 30% is applied to the product. However, the rated voltage in the U.S. is 120V, and it is necessary to consider that the voltage may vary by at least 20% above or below the rated voltage. Therefore, even if there is no problem for a short period of time, using a transformer with 120% of the rated voltage for a long period of time may increase the possibility of malfunctions. Therefore, I recommend the use of a transformer if possible. Hair dryers, futon dryers, etc., which generate a lot of heat, are especially dangerous because the heat generated is about 1 ． 5 times higher and the temperature becomes too high. I use a transformer with a capacity of 1500W for futon dryers and microwave ovens. However, most electronic equipment such as TVs and PCs are rated at 100 ～ 230V, so a transformer is not necessary. Since it is difficult to obtain a transformer with a large capacity in the U.S., I order one from Amazon.com in Japan. I am not familiar with the design of IH cookers （ and the latest electric kettles ）, so I cannot comment on what happens when a 100V product is used at 120V. However, IH heaters on the tabletop (1000W, 100V) seem to be working fine so far without a transformer. （ The time is so short ？ it's a risk when it will fail. ）

• 名無し
• 2022/01/29 (Sat) 12:40
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I use a transformer for my hair dryer
but not my 1000W induction heater （ lol ）