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• 海外の日本人
• 2025/04/09 (Wed) 05:35
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50,000 yen in cash for every citizen
I live in LA, can I get one too?

• もっともだ
• 2025/04/11 (Fri) 09:25
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GC, it looks like you're getting a deportation notice from a record of being caught for DUI, DV, etc. Felony, so if you have a criminal record, you might want to become a citizen sooner rather than later.

• 花花
• 2025/04/12 (Sat) 10:32
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The lawyer said that not only Green Card holders, but also F-1, H-1, and other visa holders have been caught for DUI, and those with criminal records have started to have their visas revoked anyway. Students with extended I-20's are being terminated one after another. … There was an unannounced job interview at the DAISO in Irvine, and it looks like ICE will be cracking down more and more on this ｡ Green Card holders were originally required to do this, Green card holders were originally required to carry their green card, but if you are ever in an ICE situation, you should be able to show it ｡ If you don't carry your green card, you will face penalties or worse … 😱It seems like they will start with illegal aliens and people with criminal records ｡ When Trump was elected, there were many cases of Middle Easterners not entering the US even if they had a visa, or not being allowed to attend school on a student visa. I think it's just a tyranny for now, but … some people are actually being made an example of, so I'd be careful. 😢

• キビシイ
• 2025/04/12 (Sat) 19:37
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Recent concerns about immigration policy, particularly the topics of criminal records and visa revocation, are certainly important issues for many people. In particular, there have been reports of increased crackdowns on green card holders and student visa （ F-1 ） and other visa holders. It is reported that criminal records may increase the risk of visa revocation or denial of entry.

It is also noted that green card holders are required to carry their cards at all times and may face penalties if they fail to present them. Furthermore, student visa holders who do not attend school or do not properly renew their I-20s are at risk of having their visas revoked. In these situations, it is important to consult with an attorney familiar with immigration law to verify your status. It is also recommended that you be prepared to file taxes and maintain documentation to ensure that you are legally in good standing.

• 見栄晴
• Today 16:19
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＞ #4171 Japanese abroad
＞ 50,000 yen in cash for every citizen
＞ Can I who live in LA get one too

Of course. Even foreigners are getting it.

If we continue the way we have been doing, if 100,000 yen is given, "360 billion yen" will be given to foreigners.
That is why the opposition parties are criticizing it.

Japan is a country that is tolerant of foreigners who have not paid their taxes, receive welfare benefits, overstep their medical bills, and return home
because Japan is a country that is tolerant of foreign nationals.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUpM2EGtqC8&t=293s

• 格安ではない
• 2025/03/11 (Tue) 21:04
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What are the special airline tickets that people living abroad can buy ？ I heard that they are different from cheap airline tickets. I heard "you can go anywhere for about 10,000 yen."？
By the way, that person is not one to share information, so he didn't tell me lol.

• バイキンマン
• mail
• 2025/03/14 (Fri) 16:48
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I gave up my trip to Japan in late May due to cancer infection, but
if I am lucky and my cancer is cured in late September, I will travel to Japan （ the fare will be expensive ）.

If I'm not lucky, I have to buy a ticket to hell. I wonder how much it would cost.


♪ Your way is endlessly far （ Natsukasi ）

https://youtu.be/T4u-on6etf0?si=kgmY0T0QdqSxHdsX

The ・ Broadside ・ Four

• shinblue
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• 2025/04/12 (Sat) 09:19
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I went to Japan and came back and the headache was the long line at immigration.
This time I used UnitedAirline and was surprised that it took only 30 minutes to get to the exit.

• バイキンマン
• Yesterday 09:26
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#4434 shinblue,

I think the length of the immigration line may vary between US citizens and foreign nationals, but
I am also a US citizen and I remember it was relatively fast.

However, I was a bit confused because the facial recognition system was set to the kiosk terminal.

I guess that the immigration checkpoint for foreign nationals is taking a long time

because there are many foreign travelers here these days, just like in Japan.

• アンティークGC
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• Today 08:05
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I went in February and it was 5 minutes for US immigration
I am a GC holder with no expiration date.

• 録音
• Yesterday 19:40
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If you let your kids record ？ them, tell them you'll record them when they complain later, and click. Let them hear it once ？ I think they're worth it. Good luck ！

• Jisan
• 2025/04/04 (Fri) 03:05
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They were talking about their young girlfriends and love stories. They were over 70 years old, but the women were saying that they were 70 year old women, but the men were looking for someone younger at any age.

• 猫、ネコ、ねこ
• 2025/04/06 (Sun) 12:43
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↑
I have a joke that you may have heard before.
There was a couple who were 70 years old.
One day, God said to the husband, "I'll give you whatever you want
" and he asked to live with a woman 20 years younger than him. God said yes and made him 90 years old.

• もっともだ
• 2025/04/08 (Tue) 10:35
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CHP responded to a report of heavy traffic on the 10th freeway
There was a car driving very slow and sluggishly
I stopped the car and found 4 elderly grandmothers in the car
I asked the grandmother who was driving
She told me that until now I checked the front passenger seat and the back seat, one of them was unconscious and the other grandmother was shaking
I asked her what was wrong
I saw a sign on the road that said 10, so we were going 10 miles per hour.
Officer asked "where are you coming from?" and the old lady said
she was changing from the 110 freeway in San Pedro to the 10
apparently she was going 110 miles per hour on the 1-10 freeway.
the other grannies were on the verge of fainting with fear
chan chan!

• 勿忘草
• 2025/04/10 (Thu) 13:20
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I wonder what would have happened if I had been on the 405.

• バイキンマン
• Yesterday 09:52
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I had a steel-framed, vinyl-framed (?) warehouse next to my building. \I had a steel-framed vinyl warehouse next to my building that contained almost nothing I needed, so I took the contents out and dismantled it. The contents were mostly electrical tool-related items that I had been working on for over 20 years, but I put them all together in a covered space between the pool and the main house, and most of them can be thrown away.

However, JIS-standard Phillips screwdrivers and new soldering iron-related items can still be sold, so I am thinking of selling them on eBay or something. I hope I can kill time with this kind of thing so that I don't get senile.

• Ami
• 2025/04/10 (Thu) 20:19
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Aum

Hi, I live in US but am in Japan now.
I use both Japanese and US credit cards in Japan.

I had to enter my pin number in some places
but I never did. I told them that I had never entered the pin number, but I was able to make a payment by touch sensor.

When I used my US Citi Visa card at Cosco in Japan, I did not need to enter my pin number
I was able to place my card and make payment just like at Cosco in the US.
I hope this helps.

• Pancho
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• 2025/04/13 (Sun) 07:30
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I have looked into this matter, and it seems that from April 1, a pin number will be required under certain conditions （ depending on the amount of money and where the card can be used ）.
However, it seems that Japanese-issued credit cards do not have a pin number on the card ？ so you need to remember the 4-digit number you set when you got the card
and enter it when paying with the card. However, U.S. cards have pin numbers （ and 3-digit numbers ） on the back of the card, so if you are asked
to enter the pin number, I think you should just enter that. I don't have a Japanese card, so I can't confirm this.

• クロウサギ
• 2025/04/13 (Sun) 23:08
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>>#3 Pancho

That 3 digit number is not a pin number.

You have to call your credit card company and request a pin number. They will mail it to you about a week after you request it. If you want to change the pin number you got, you can change it by calling the automated voice service after you receive the number in the mail.

• クロウサギ
• 2025/04/13 (Sun) 23:42
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>>#1 Aum

I used a Cosco City Visa card in Japan on April 1, probably for a small amount and did not need a pin number. ↑ ↑ As I wrote in , the pin number will be mailed to you if you call the phone number on the back of the card and request it.

• tj
• 2025/02/14 (Fri) 11:04
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There were lots of them at TJ's in front of the Beverly Center yesterday.

• 青丘
• 2025/02/14 (Fri) 16:11
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Maybe you know someone at Trejo.

I get my information from a friend who works at Trejo.

• 英語？
• 2025/02/18 (Tue) 23:34
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What would you do if you were in the same situation in Japan ？ Would you call the store ？?

• 花花
• 2025/04/12 (Sat) 11:07
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There are people who post information on Instagram, tick-tock, and other trader Joe's information on their blogs and instagram ｡ You can also find information in advance on the trader Joe's website.
The time of sale and days of sale may vary a little depending on the store, so you may have to ask the store staff directly （ Many people say they don't know even if you ask them ） Anyway, if you go to your nearest store, you should be able to get in line about 2 hours before it opens ｡ if you are in the fierce competition area, you should be able to get in line . 467> If you can't buy it … the rest is already sold at a high price on ebay. The guy at the store told me to buy it on ebay if I wanted it that bad ｡ It's terrible 😓.

• 勿忘草
• 2025/04/12 (Sat) 21:06
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They lined up from 4:00 in the morning.

• 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...

• 花花
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• 2025/04/12 (Sat) 10:49
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First, you will be charged a consultation fee ｡
In an emergency room, the hospital may set a different price, but $ 135-300 is a good starting price ｡ Then you will be examined, and the cost of the examination and treatment will be explained. Usually, you will be given a detailed bill and have to agree to pay it on the spot before you can have the next treatment or exam ｡ 😢
Dental treatments and cleanings are usually inexpensive $ 150 to 300. If there is too much tartar buildup and bacteria invade the gums through the teeth, it can cause all sorts of diseases, but in my boy's case, it broke through the skin and pus came out of his cheek under his eyes ｡ I couldn't believe it at the first hospital … I took him to a different place for a second opinion, and it was still the I took him to a different hospital for a second opinion and the same thing happened, he had an emergency surgery early the next morning and they also cleaned his teeth because he was under anesthesia. ！ There are a lot of really rip-off hospitals that are not that good, so it's better to find a reputable and trustworthy doctor for your dog ｡ I live in OC, so it's a bit far from Los Angeles ？ If you still want to know more, please contact me. <1567> If you still want to know, please contact me directly.
My, my dog's eye specialist is in Ventura and I drive 2 hours to see him every time lol 😆 because of his skill, reputation and friendly pricing ♡.

• ？
• 2025/03/06 (Thu) 18:40
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It's been quite a while since the pandemic.
There's been a temporary increase in working from home, but not nearly back to where it was before the pandemic ？

And I don't understand how it makes sense that if people stay home more often, there will be more infidelity.

• もっともだ
• 2025/04/07 (Mon) 09:37
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The parking lot in the airport is the same as it used to be, and I believe the first floor pick-up area for the free 20 minutes is also the same as it used to be, but I'm sorry if it's under construction. No general vehicles can enter. So, it is very difficult to pick up passengers as soon as they come out, like in the past, because they can't find a place to park their car and have to go around several times
Many people come to the upper departure level and wait at the end of the hall to pick up their luggage If you don't have much luggage, it's easiest for the driver to have a shuttle come to the cellphone waiting lot.

• 相変わらず読みにくい↑
• 2025/04/09 (Wed) 00:41
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Airport pickup is usually the way to go. You can pick up in one shot. You shouldn't have to do several rounds unless you accidentally passed by it or something.