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Prices in the U.S. seem to be rising, so I wonder .

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  • Japon
  • 2022/09/30 02:50

I am a resident of Japan. There is a lot of talk here about how prices in the U.S. are rising rapidly, but I wonder if people living in the U.S. are getting paid in proportion to that ？ So even though prices are high, are they not suffering that much?
Are pensioners affected by the high prices? ？
What about those who originally work for low wages （ What about immigrants from Mexico, those living in Compton, etc. ） ？
Are foreign students from Japan doing well? Are they doing well? I wonder if the money they send back to Japan is worth it.

I have not been to the US for a long time, so I was wondering about the current situation.

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  • 鵜呑みせずによく考えよう
  • 2022/11/17 (Thu) 11:10
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＞ Inflation only started after the Russian invasion of Ukraine began.

Inflation had already largely started before the Ukrainian invasion. Well, the gasoline inflation that the average person is most likely to experience firsthand is after the Ukrainian invasion. LOL
You don't understand economics.

Technically, the stock market crash was after the Fed rate hike.
It's better to buy even one share of stock so you can learn a little more about the economy and not be fooled by Trump's exaggerated lies.

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#128
  • ボケ
  • 2022/11/17 (Thu) 20:41
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Not a word about inflation during the Trump administration
stocks were on the rise
you don't live here （ lol ）

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#129
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2022/11/18 (Fri) 09:31
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You don't know because you didn't live there during the Trump administration.

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  • ねじれ議会ウェルカム
  • 2022/11/18 (Fri) 17:14
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128

You don't see inflation right away in the early stages of interest rate cuts or in the early stages of an easy monetary policy
Have you already forgotten how the S&P500 went from 3,200 to an all-time high of 4,800 after the Biden administration ？
Well, if you didn't own stocks or assets, you wouldn't know. LOL!

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#132
  • 貧乏か金持ちか
  • 2022/11/25 (Fri) 16:40
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The reality is that inflation reduces the number of customers but increases sales

There are so many rich people!

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commander

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  • 指揮官の違い
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  • 2022/11/23 17:55

Everyone
Are you watching the World Cup ？
Japan has upset Germany.

What is the difference between the Japanese commander and the Samurai Blue commander
？

I am worried about the future of Japan.

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housewife

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  • 2022/11/02 11:06

I have an acquaintance who is a stay-at-home mom and hates her husband.
If she would work and be independent, she would have more possibilities for divorce.

Almost all wives married to American men are working around me.
Do Japanese men want their wives to stay home ？?

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I'm not married yet, but I want my wife to work and do what she loves.　I'm tired of being at home all day every day, making dinner and waiting for her.　I don't like it when she comes home late, and I don't like it when she complains. Someone who has a hobby or skill that I can get into ､ It has to be someone who has a sense of self.　I can't have someone who calls me at work every time and asks where I am ､ I can't have someone who is picky about details.　I can't have a woman who stays at home without makeup, with shaggy hair and holding a vacuum cleaner.　I want someone who is always clean and always young and energetic... ？ Anyone?

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#61
  • パッション
  • 2022/11/09 (Wed) 07:23
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If I had money, I wouldn't work ？

I heard that Eron Musk is sleeping on the floor in his office after the Twitter acquisition.

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  • 2022/11/09 (Wed) 12:39
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I don't work because I have money ＝ I don't do nothing
If I don't have to work and my life is stable, I put 100% effort into housework and childcare, which is a great job.
If I had the choice to be a man and just work and put in my paycheck and they would do everything else
I would choose that without hesitation.

① I would only work
② I would work and be a housewife
③ I would be a full-time housewife

I tried them all, but ② ③ ① in that order, it was harder.
Because Japanese husbands don't do anything ～ ～ ～ about the house ～ ～ ～.

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  • ゴリオとゴリ子
  • 2022/11/10 (Thu) 00:30
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？
Who do you think you owe to to whom you can go to work and earn money ！ ！
It's because I take care of you ！
I'd be scared if there was a woman who could not take care of herself
Why can't Japanese men do their own things? ？
why can't they at least do their own cleaning, laundry, and cooking?

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#67
  • 人それぞれですね
  • 2022/11/10 (Thu) 10:57
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Since I was young, I started my own business, earned money, and increased my wealth while investing. I wanted to have a family, so I had a child and thought it would be good to be a full-time housewife since I had wealth, so I saved my work, but I felt that only raising children and doing housework was not enough, so I hired a nanny and went back to work. I feel that this is the best fit for me because I am fulfilled with my work, childcare, and private life. I don't need to compare myself with others as long as it suits me.

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Multi-purpose restroom man

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  • 多目的トイレ男
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  • 2022/10/31 12:29

Nice to meet you,
Lately, I've been seeing a lot of very cheap men
on the information boards ？
Let me call such men "multipurpose toilet men".
If you are neat, you will have a good encounter.

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  • 2022/10/31 (Mon) 17:41
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Oh, by the way, one guy told me.
He said that when he posts for serious relationships, those women contact him.

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Women ？
People who have been in the US for a long time won't cheat you. You just think you are cheated.
Japanese society is so small that if you do business with them, you will go out of business.
Some people who do it privately are drifters, take the money and run away to Japan or hide in the clouds. There are many people who have been in America for a long time who have been cheated.

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  • モテない
  • 2022/10/31 (Mon) 20:16
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Delusional or ？
Almost no response from women

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  • 2022/10/31 (Mon) 21:46
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> Well, one man said.

A man ？
What kind of relationship ？

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  • Soto
  • 2022/11/03 (Thu) 09:47
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I have traveled all over the country, and many of the women in Aomori and Akita are truly beautiful. They are fair-skinned and have fine, fine-grained skin.

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The difference in treatment of employees in a Japanese restaurant vs. an American restaurant.

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  • Amii
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  • 2022/10/31 16:13

Is there any difference in treatment in Japanese restaurants vs. American restaurants ？

For example, are tips not given during training, or is the hourly wage different between Gardena, Torrance and others

?

Is there no special rule and is it decided by the owner's way?

Please let me know.

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#2

Minimums vary by City, so it is not surprising that the salaries in Torrance and Gardena are lower than in LA.
Minimums also vary depending on the number of employees.

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  • ヒレ酒
  • 2022/10/31 (Mon) 19:04
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It doesn't have to be minimalist.
I would definitely stick with minimalist.

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  • 2022/11/02 (Wed) 10:38
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As for the hourly wage, as ＃ 2 mentioned, the minimum hourly wage varies by city and county, and Torrance and Gardena are not LA cities, so the LA County minimum hourly wage is applied. And in reality, many restaurants apply the minimum hourly wage to servers regardless of whether they are Japanese or not. （ Because of tips ？ ）

, but servers in non-Japanese American （ ？ ） restaurants feel that the tips from the customers they serve are theirs, while in Japanese American restaurants, everyone serves the customers they serve. Some places allocate all the tips to each of them, but I think most of the small Japanese American restaurants （ except Benihana, Katana, etc. ） in that area also allocate tips to the people in the kitchens. （ The kitchen staff's share is lower than that of servers ）

I don't recall any regulation on this practice, so I think it is decided by each restaurant.

If you are asking a question like the one you are asking, it seems that you don't think the way Japanese-affiliated restaurants do things is good. If that is the case, it would be better for you to work in a non-Japanese American restaurant outside of Asia. However, I have heard that there are often "tip wars" in such restaurants, so please consider which is better for you.

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  • Amii
  • 2022/11/02 (Wed) 19:55
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#2,#5

Thank you for your kind response ！

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Star of the 80s

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  • ８０代の星
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  • 2022/10/17 22:35

I am often invited by elderly people these days.
I don't know what to do.
Please tell me the thought process of the elderly.

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  • アメリカはかなりの年寄り優遇政策国
  • 2022/10/20 (Thu) 00:00
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I once had an old lady make a left turn from oncoming traffic on a 25 mph clear road with a one year old new car, and she ran into the side of my Ira with all her might.
The body store fixed it, but I was not satisfied with the slight distortion left.

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  • ほんと大丈夫?
  • 2022/10/20 (Thu) 04:24
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Japanese-English no-no rule?
Of course, I don't usually say so. Not only do they laugh at me over here, they don't get it.
I'm not ready to be a blabbermouth yet.

I'm kinda bored.
Let me know if you find something funny.

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  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2022/10/20 (Thu) 07:27
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＃ You know because you slow down to turn
So which way to turn, right ？ left ？
I'm afraid of cars going straight ahead with their left lane change lights flashing.

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  • ほんと大丈夫?
  • 2022/10/20 (Thu) 07:58
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> I'm afraid of cars going straight ahead while flashing their left lane change lights.

That happens sometimes.

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  • 名無しの権田
  • 2022/10/22 (Sat) 22:18
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It doesn't matter if you are in your 80s or 90s. In short, you can't drive a car, you can't move around by yourself, you can't go shopping by yourself, and that's your problem. You don't need to listen to the people who are above you and below you.

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End of life, separation

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  • 2022/10/14 10:21

I am in my 70s, but I hear that some people are already preparing for end-of-life planning in their 50s.

In my case, I created a Family Living Trust when I was in my 60s.

We are now considering purchasing a living grave.

One tricky thing is the separation.

This is the only thing that does not go smoothly. I guess it would be better if I just throw it away, but...

My husband has the can't-throw-it-away syndrome, which is compounded by me. The garage is so full of unimportant things that there is no room to step on

. We also have 5 fruit trees in the backyard that are not very big

and the trees are so tall that we have to cut them down on a ladder, but I'm afraid they will fall off the trees one day...

I would like to hear from people who are doing life-supporting activities and decluttering.

Thank you very much.

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  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2022/10/23 (Sun) 08:03
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If you store them in boxes or clear plastic boxes,
write down what you put in them and put them on the box for easy identification.
It is easy to see even if they are stacked in a closet.
If you have a computer, you can write
living room, bedroom, closet and other storage locations in Excel, etc.
Write the contents and make a list
so you can open Excel and see where the items you need are stored. It is convenient to know where the needed items are stored as soon as you open the Excel file.

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  • うわ
  • 2022/10/23 (Sun) 14:53
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I live in a dump to look for stuff for a couple of days ？.

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  • 2022/10/26 (Wed) 09:26
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＃ I agree with 28 Trauma. The good thing about decluttering is that it has changed the way I shop since then. When I was shopping
I started to think about what I really wanted to buy and whether I needed these things or not.

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  • 2022/10/26 (Wed) 10:53
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I make it a habit to look for unused, broken or dirty items and throw away one a day.

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  • 2022/10/26 (Wed) 15:02
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My partner has a lot of stuff and the more I declutter, the more his useless stuff gets stored in that space.

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Old age in Japan or the U.S. ？.

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  • pooske
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  • 2022/09/22 23:14

End of life, but which is better ？

I've heard that in the U.S. it's hard to have that kind of money, that you need more than $1 million over 10 years to be miserable in a nursing home. So if you move in when you are in your 70s and live to be 90, you would need $2 million.
On the other hand, in Japan, if you have 50 million yen for 10 years, they will take care of you in a decent place. 100 million yen for 20 years.

The current view is to be based in the U.S. until you have some freedom to move around, and then sell to Japan.

The food would be better than the US facility, and since all the kids are back in Japan, they would come to see us once in a while.
What do you all think?

I retired at 55. I will receive a pension from Japan starting next month and from the U.S. next year I will receive a pension from the U.S. I am 61 years old.
90% of my assets are in the US. I have a residence in Japan and live in both.

What are your candid thoughts?

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  • 2022/10/04 (Tue) 13:12
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The grass looks greener on the neighbor's lawn.
From Japan, foreign countries look good.
Japanese who live in California have seen many bad things about the U.S.,
so they look at it with a kind of cold eye. They tend to think that Japan is better and they want to live there.
Either way, if you choose one, the other one looks better, so I think it's best to have both.

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#66
  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2022/10/04 (Tue) 15:54
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＃ You don't know if it's livable or not until you live there
If you don't know if it's livable, then you can live there for 3 months on a tourist visa, which is valid for 3 months
and draw your conclusions.
You will fail in the Butzke production.

＃ It is easy to think that Japan is better and you want to live there.
What is better about Japan?

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  • 2022/10/04 (Tue) 21:55
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>>Either way, if you decide on one, the other one looks better, so I think both are best

You may think so when you are young, but
you may not think so when your body can no longer do what you want and your strength is declining.

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  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2022/10/05 (Wed) 08:20
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It's normal for elderly people to look for other places to live if they can't survive in Japan.
It seems they don't know any other country besides Japan.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuQ6WRn_qaw

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  • 倍金万
  • 2022/10/05 (Wed) 08:49
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#65 Neighbor's Lawn,

You are absolutely right. In the past, I came here because I thought the US would be a good place to live, but I could not get a great job because I was not on a proper visa. He came to the U.S. in the past because he thought it would be easier to live here, but he couldn't get a good job because he didn't have the proper visa.

However, he came back to Japan and started working again, saying that he liked the American life better. But he came back to Japan and started to work again. After repeating this, he disappeared. He was a poor man.

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I hate this part of Americans ！.

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  • アメリカ人
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  • 2022/08/30 18:31

！

Whenever I post a topic like this, I always get anti-car people and agitators, but I'm not afraid of them ！ I'll take it ！ （ lol ）

I'll share my story with you.

① I left my turn signal out （ and forgot ？ ？ ） to turn, change lanes, and just drive straight...ouch

②

③

The above are not so common in Japan, but here in LA, the above 3 are always seen at least once a day. I come across the above three at least once a day here in LA, it's so frequent, it's crazy!

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I dislike this about Americans ！ It's not a thread anymore w

I think there are many Americans, or rather people around me, who don't admit their own failures or faults.
And also, their self-esteem is unusually high.

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#93
  • 価値観の違い
  • 2022/09/19 (Mon) 21:06
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89
> I think there are many Americans, or rather people around me, who don't admit their own failures or negligence.

I think Japan has a lot of these clingy and rooted types.

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#94

>>93

That may be true. I feel that there are more insidious incidents, etc. in Japan.

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#97

89
I totally understand. They put themselves on the shelf and say things about other people from a much higher perspective.
I have many times felt frustrated because I say what I want to say and I am refreshed, so I switch quickly.
There is too much difference in assertiveness and self-esteem to have an equal conversation.
I want to learn more language skills so that I can talk back clearly.

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  • 疑問
  • 2022/10/03 (Mon) 16:20
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Who are the Americans ？?

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conservative thinking

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  • 2022/09/28 16:05

Hello, I have lived in CA for over 20 years and I thought CA was a great place to live, the climate is wonderful and there are a lot of Asians.　There have been many policies that I don't agree with, but now they are so far to the left that I find them unacceptable, especially in the area of anti-Corona measures and schooling
I am so tired of living in this state that I don't even care about the climate anymore.
In terms of politics, I can't speak loudly enough about conservative views, and many Japanese people don't agree with me at all in terms of corona measures
We have become estranged since the corona disaster.　I have met many Americans who share similar values, but I have not met any Japanese who share the same opinions, and I would
like to make your acquaintance if you feel the same way. If you have different values, please do me a favor and don't come through.　Thank you in advance.

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  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2022/09/29 (Thu) 11:30
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It is not surprising that I rarely meet Japanese people who have similar views
because they live in the US and adapt to Japan
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  • 認知症大統領
  • 2022/09/29 (Thu) 15:59
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Thank you ❓

I will.

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#7
  • ふるちゃん
  • 2022/09/30 (Fri) 09:57
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I am surrounded by a very large number of Japanese citizens who are in the conservative rock stratum. Many of them are concerned about their homeland Japan as seen from the outside. I, of course, am the same. I think it is because I live in Kashu, so I can't talk about my conservative thoughts.

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#8
  • その一歩
  • 2022/09/30 (Fri) 11:26
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You don't have to live in California ？.

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  • 昭和のおとっつぁん
  • 2022/09/30 (Fri) 16:02
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It doesn't matter where you live because you will eventually return to Japan.

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