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• ぷニュー
• 2025/01/27 (Mon) 22:14
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The remedial school is once a week, so I don't think you need to think that much about convenience. I think it is better to give priority to the local school because daily life is more important than that. I can do my best in the remedial school because it is only once a week, but if I fail in the local school, it will be stressful.

• Lemon
• Yesterday 17:15
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Dear Pu New

Thank you very much. It is true that the supplementary school is only once a week. … If the local school is preferred, it seems to be very difficult to choose a school district. I wonder what criteria everyone is using to make their choice ？.

• ABc
• Yesterday 18:24
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If private school is not an option, but mid-career enrollment is not possible, public school districts would still be La canada, South Pasadena, and San Marino, but racially, LaCanada is quite mixed and may be easier to blend in. There are few rentals in these areas, and it is difficult to find a place that fits your budget. San Marino is almost exclusively Asian, with the overwhelming majority of Chinese among them. If you are not concerned about race, these areas are relatively safe in the vicinity of LA. The Japanese school is only open once a week, though, so I would suggest that you don't prioritize that convenience.

• ３０
• Yesterday 18:07
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Text Message ？ Yahoo Japan ？ ？
You want to get a text to your US cell phone number ？ If you want to use email, why not use G-Mail
Otherwise, you can use LINE or FaceBook ？
I don't understand your question.

• 橋本
• 2025/01/23 (Thu) 20:56
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Masahiro Nakai Why are you making a fuss about women ？ Did you do something bad ？?

• ボケた高齢者
• 2025/01/24 (Fri) 07:32
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I'm not paying 90 million yen in alimony because there's something wrong with me.

• Almond
• 2025/01/24 (Fri) 12:36
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In the stabbing death of a Japanese boy in China last September, the defendant was sentenced to death at his first trial on January 24.
In addition, the death penalty was also handed down in the case of the death of a Chinese woman who stopped a Japanese mother and her children from being slashed to death in June of last year. This was a very early verdict and has not been tried. I think the reason for holding a trial only as a formality and concluding it with little or no trial is that they do not want to reveal the defendant's motive or the background of the case. Some Japanese have pointed out that China has anti-Japanese historical education, and that this is what caused these incidents.
Also, some may have thought that Japan would be satisfied if the defendant was given the ultimate punishment.
It is China's usual practice to bury what they don't want you to know and get it over with.

• もっともだ
• 2025/01/24 (Fri) 13:36
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If he's acquitted, that's a big problem, but if he's given the maximum sentence, that's a good thing. In Korea, it's probably about 3 years in prison ？.

• えほん
• Yesterday 11:00
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My child is in 2nd grade and I realized that I don't know too many classic books that American kids definitely read. I read books that he likes and read to him, but if there are any books that I should read or that are well-known, please let me know 🙏.

• 梅干し❤️
• 2025/01/27 (Mon) 01:22
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In China, plums have been pickled in salt and used as a preservative food since the 3rd millennium BC.
In Japan, it was already used by the nobility during the Heian period (794-1185) to maintain health and prevent disease, and Emperor Murakami cured his illness with a tea made of pickled plums and kelp, making the benefits of pickled plums increasingly well known.
During the Warring States period, umeboshi were used by warriors as a portable food during long military campaigns and expeditions because they could be preserved for long periods of time and were an excellent source of energy, and they were also considered a necessity on the battlefield to relieve fatigue. In the Edo period (1603-1867), umeboshi became widely consumed by the general public and became one of the indispensable foods in the Japanese diet. During the Tenmei Famine, many people died from famine and epidemics throughout Japan, but it is said that almost no one died in the Kishu domain, where pickled plums were used as a preserved food.
Also, when cholera was brought in from overseas and raged as a contagious disease, the people of the time used pickled plums as a remedy, and it is said that the acidic sterilizing effect of pickled plums helped to end the cholera epidemic.
In Japan, umeboshi have been used for more than 1,000 years, and some ume farmers and stores specializing in umeboshi have been in business since the 1800s. ❤️ We should continue to treasure umeboshi.

• 4390へ
• 2025/01/27 (Mon) 06:24
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Dried plums are very troublesome ！ Google how to make them and how much time and effort it takes.

• 55才
• 2025/01/27 (Mon) 11:15
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I have 50 year old pickled plums that my grandmother made. I cherish them and sometimes eat a little
but they are very salty.

• 故事
• 2025/01/27 (Mon) 13:53
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easier said than done

• 4402
• 2025/01/27 (Mon) 22:16
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Then you should make it. I can't do it because it's too much trouble. It's really hard work, disinfecting and taking off the little pieces of stuff that look like spatulas.

• ボケた高齢者
• 2025/01/28 (Tue) 09:01
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Living in a city that has nothing to do with the Holocaust will not be affected.

We will do events to commemorate Jewish victims of the Holocaust.

• LA fire 2025
• 2025/01/28 (Tue) 16:05
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？
In the name of politics, from the top of the power purchase to the end of the state under the Democratic administration,
the result of the mad rush to make money was the damage to the entire US from New York in the east to Hawaii in the west,
and the pandemic was the worst example of this.
No politician has said anything responsible or regretted it, and there is no doubt that the U.S. is in a terminal state
. 。。。。。

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2025/01/28 (Tue) 16:31
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American cities that accepted Jews after the end of World War II made it a national holiday.

In Los Angeles, Boyle Heights has accepted Jews
and a section of the cemetery is dedicated to them.

• もっともだ
• 2025/01/28 (Tue) 17:18
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>It depends on the state, but about half of the states make it a national holiday.

> If you live in a city that has nothing to do with the Holocaust, it won't affect you.

That's not the whole state.

• LA fire 2025
• 2025/01/28 (Tue) 18:08
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To #30
I had strong memories of the Fellowship House where the Boyle Heights cemetery was located.
First arrived from Japan and was surprised to find the YMCA in Hollywood a gay hangout, then
there was a boarding house after the church and various Japanese.
In the evening, Mexican women would show up, and a raucous evening party would begin.
It is a bitter memory.　I paid a two-week depot there, but left the next day to escape.
I guess it's like the setting of Strawberry Fields: 。。。。 I guess not many people know those days anymore 、、、、、 ？

• そうだ
• 2025/01/28 (Tue) 08:19
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I think there are many people who are here illegally for social welfare benefits or illegal jobs.　

I think that even the police would ask for identification if they thought someone walking around was suspicious, but I wonder if it is different. ？

I feel that the military and police do not have the authority to detain illegal immigrants, but they contact ICE to have them caught.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2025/01/28 (Tue) 09:10
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We are deporting 10 million illegal aliens from all over the United States

so that those with foreign passports don't catch fire.

• ボケた高齢者
• 2025/01/28 (Tue) 16:33
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Let's give up our Japanese passports and become a southern girl!

• そうだ
• 2025/01/28 (Tue) 21:27
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Biden, I heard that the Kamala administration also sent $50 MILLION in taxpayer money to build condominiums in the Gaza Strip in Israel.　I think the construction was a lie and in fact, money laundering.　There are some expense items that cost as much as $1 million for sushi, which is insane.

• もっともだ
• 2025/01/28 (Tue) 23:41
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Eron Musk became the head of the government fraud exposé and came out and came out and came out with taxpayer money during the Biden administration
I'm glad I voted for Trump, glad
oh, sorry.　This topic was anti-Trump （ lol ）

• 病院が可哀そう
• 2025/01/16 (Thu) 15:41
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It's illegal to charge more than the estimated amount without your consent, so you usually can't.

• 田舎君
• 2025/01/17 (Fri) 08:08
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The estimate was verbal. So I think it was difficult to discuss with the veterinary clinic because I did not get a written contract.
I imagine a thinly veiled smile for example if I said I wanted my money back because I was probably charged illegally.

• ？
• 2025/01/17 (Fri) 10:54
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If it were substantially different than expected, I would be the first to protest. I can't imagine paying the asking price because I'm afraid of something frivolous.

• 田舎君
• 2025/01/17 (Fri) 12:58
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I was new to animal hospitals so I didn't know the market price. My head was not moving correctly when I made the payment because I was thinking that the hospital bill for humans would be charged too much without insurance, and the fact that dogs do not have insurance was mixed up in my mind, and if I did not pay it, my credit would be bad.
Thanks to this, the people with a thin smile took all the money I had saved to go to Japan.　If I had no savings, I might have acted differently. By the way, my dog is fine.

• 犬の気持ち
• 2025/01/28 (Tue) 09:34
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Cleaning a dog's teeth is expensive. Anesthesia and whatnot can make your internal organs worse if left alone.
After all, you got the treatment, so you have to pay for it. I don't think it's that expensive, but...

• もっともだ
• 2025/01/22 (Wed) 12:36
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Wildfires, instead of stopping, they're increasing.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2025/01/25 (Sat) 17:24
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When President Trump visited the area damaged by the fires,
it appears that the governor of the state pleaded with him to get assistance.

It appears that because of the fires, the Governor of California has
set two conditions for the federal government to receive assistance.

1, Voter ID law （ Every voter must provide ID and check to vote ）

2, Create reservoirs （ There was no water in the reservoirs during this fire ）

This exchange was broadcast statewide. This exchange was broadcast throughout the United States.

• そうだ
• 2025/01/25 (Sat) 20:39
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I laugh at the fact that the governor of a state that was so unusually pro-environment has turned Los Angeles into a ruin.　

A state governor who has a policy of not requiring people to show ID to vote in elections is just crazy, but Democrat supporters are so brainwashed that they won't wake up from their brainwashing when they get a state governor like this elected and burn their own homes.　I am very tired of them saying it is Trump's fault for not helping.

• もっともだ
• 2025/01/27 (Mon) 12:45
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Video evidence of the start of the Eaton Fire in Altadena
As expected, sparks from a high voltage power line caught fire on the mountain
But, how is it that every year there are wildfires caused by high voltage power lines and nothing is done about it?

• そうだ
• 2025/01/28 (Tue) 09:11
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When Trump was giving this presidential campaign speech, he said you had to mow the bushes in Los Angeles.　

You have to mow the bushes in your home to get fire insurance, and there are people who lost their homes because they couldn't get fire insurance because they saved the money for the mowing.　The fire insurance company was more aware of the situation and doubled the insurance, but the governor set a lower cap on the insurance for the people of the state, so the insurance company left the state of California.

• ｐｐｃｍ926
• 2025/01/05 (Sun) 18:57
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#13 and ＃ 14 thank you for the information ！.

• DSHONOLULU
• 2025/01/15 (Wed) 23:38
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I live in Honolulu, though.

I use two cell phones.

One is a company called Airtalk. This is a government sponsored program that offers ＄ 9 ． 95Plan per month for free
.

The second is US Mobile. I signed up for this as a
relay plan since my Airtalk phone took a while to activate. I was going to cancel
after the 30 days free plan when I signed up for the first time, but in the end I decided it was better to have two phones, so I signed up for US Mobile's cheapest plan of ＄ 10 per month and
the second.

• ｐｐｃｍ926
• 2025/01/19 (Sun) 16:40
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Thank you for the information #16 as well ！
There are many ways to do this, I am learning a lot.

• 日本で
• 2025/01/21 (Tue) 10:10
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Every summer when I go back to my hometown in Japan for an extended period of time, I have trouble with phone calls within Japan. This time, my child was at school, so I had a lot of trouble getting a call from the school. I gave him my parents' phone number, but I can't answer the phone if I'm out of town. How are you guys doing ？

I took my pocket Wi-Fi with me, but it's too inconvenient because I can't contact anyone except on line. I couldn't even call the store and was in a state of 모듈을 고팀(I don't even know if there's a way to do that)urashima-taro.

I don't think I'll ever call Japan from the US but I don't think I'll use it within Japan.

• MacＳ
• 2025/01/27 (Mon) 20:52
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If I can do line, I can do e-mail.　Can't you call me ？ 2 weeks for unlimited use, pick up at Narita and return at Narita as follows, should I make a reservation ？ or no reservation ？ Please advise.

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