Vivinavi : San Francisco : (United States) San Francisco

• ゆう
• 2022/07/10 (Sun) 10:09
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Hello
The temperature in San Francisco fluctuates wildly, and although I naturally wear summer clothes, I can't stay outside at night in the same attire. Also, it can get very cold depending on the day, and I've even seen people wearing wool coats.

• tax man
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• 2022/06/20 (Mon) 01:04
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I
think it means that the Tax Return Refund has not yet been paid.


If your income is W － 2, the IRS will examine your income and the time between
the examination of your documents and the Refund is short, － 2
3 weeks after you file your return.

If you are doing your own work and have depreciation, for example,
it may take as long as 6 months for the IRS to review your application, so please understand that
you will not receive your Refund immediately in all cases.
See Where's My Refund? on the IRS website.

https://sa.www4.irs.gov/irfof/lang/en/irfofgetstatus.jsp

If there is a problem with your tax return, it depends on when you file your return. If you filed your return by April 18, you should have already received a
notice from the IRS, so you can check your refund
on the IRS website and if it shows that your return has been received and is still under review, then you can determine that
there is no problem with your return. I think.

• SJDummy
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• 2022/05/18 (Wed) 17:11
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The Consulate General of Japan in San Francisco has a detailed list of required documents at the following website. We recommend that you call the Consulate and make an appointment to visit the Consulate after you have all the necessary documents.
https://www.sf.us.emb-japan.go.jp/itpr_ja/m03_02_03.html
Please note that you must use A4/A3 paper when downloading and printing the notification form. （ A4 paper is available on Amazon.com. ）
The only documents you need to bring from Japan are two copies of your family register （ one original and one copy ） but when you visit the consulate, you will need to bring your passport and documents showing that you are legally eligible to stay in the US for identification purposes. Also, if you call the Family Registration Department of the Consulate General, they will be able to help you.

• ゆみこ
• 2022/05/09 (Mon) 22:21
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California has more Japanese groceries, so why not bring a slightly more upscale package like the one in Mitsuwa ？?

• Owl
• 2022/05/11 (Wed) 21:43
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Thanks for the suggestion.
I see ！ but there is a Mitsuwa in Chicago as well, so I'll leave it for another time 🙇
I'm looking for San Francisco Roastery coffee beans at Whole Foods, Patagonia brand smoked salmon （ dry ）, and for knick-knacks to give out to the kids, we bought San Francisco magnets, snow globes, cable car toys, candy, etc. at one of the many souvenir shops on Pier 39. Please help others ！.

• ゆみこ
• 2022/05/15 (Sun) 18:20
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I see ！ the cable car toy is nice ☆ my son likes it too (^^) I hope you have a good time ！

• ピッピ
• mail
• 2022/04/21 (Thu) 15:42
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I am also planning to return to Japan in June as well and am currently gathering information.
I need to receive a negative certificate on Saturday since my flight is on Monday, and I was considering going to CVS → to get a certificate made at Kobayashi Clinic, but this idea was rejected because they do not offer service on weekends and I would not be able to make my flight in time.
If you are flying on a weekday, Kobayashi Clinic's certificate preparation sounds good.
I will have to issue a high negative certificate … which is hard … since I am with my child.
I would be happy to share more information in the future ！ Thank you ！.

• 芽キャベツ
• 2022/04/25 (Mon) 09:16
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Dear K's and Pippi
Thank you for sharing the information ！
I was planning to take the NAAT test （ at Walgreen ） in 2 hours and ask for rewriting at Kobayashi Clinic. I was thinking of taking the NAAT test in 2 hours and asking Kobayashi Clinic to rewrite it, but when I checked Walgreen's website, there were almost no branches that accepted the NAAT test, so I gave up on it.
By the way, I heard that if you take PCR on Saturdays and Sundays, the result may be later than usual, so I gave up on this too. （ Tuesday flight. ）

This information was given to me by someone else. I hope it is close to where Pippi lives. They also issue certificates for Japan. I am planning to take it here and ask Kobayashi Clinic to rewrite it. We also have a child with us, so I really hope they will get rid of the tests and certificates as soon as possible ＿ |￣|○
May you return to Japan safely ！

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• My koya
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• 2022/05/06 (Fri) 04:57
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I recommend Worksite Labs, which I use all the time, for a plan that emails me a negative certificate in the format specified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs within 24 hours ＄ 90. There are faster and more expensive plans available, but I think this is sufficient. even though the service is within 24 hours, I have received my certificates within half a day twice in the past. The SF Downtown site I use is very convenient and has a parking garage as well. There is also a site in San Jose. I returned to Japan on April 28 and was able to enter the country as usual with this certificate. I think this is a rule specific to Japan, but as of April 25, "Antigen and RT-PCR are different test types. I do not believe Japan accepts antigen testing. I think RT-PCR testing would be safer. I think you will be safe with the RT-PCR test. I did not apply for this and it took 6 hours to get out of quarantine ～ airport. I think you need to be especially careful at Narita airport, where there are more and more passengers and many flights arrive in the afternoon ！.

• SH
• 2021/10/24 (Sun) 09:27
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Hello.

You are a wonderful wife to have prepared so many things for your husband. Some food items are not allowed, and people here are vegetarian, vegan, pescatarian, and other organic oriented people Some amino acids in soup stock are not allowed, or meat extract in cup ramen noodles.
The sure thing is tea-based products and sweets.
Kit Kat and other green tea flavors are appreciated.
Other teas are also appreciated, and drip coffee is great because we don't have it here.

Stationery items also do not use pencils or erasers here （ just a squishy erase with a pen ）.
Maybe a cute notepad or masking tape would be nice.

• ゆみこ
• 2021/11/08 (Mon) 23:43
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？
I think they will be pleased with the luxury furikake, it doesn't take up much space and lasts a long time. ！
I think it would be good to have some delicious flavored nori (seaweed in a can), since we don't buy them here.

Just one thing. Saran wrap is usually available at Daiso.

• SJDummy
• 2021/11/20 (Sat) 11:55
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Extreme care must be taken when it comes to food, as many items are prohibited from being brought into the country. Importation of anything of animal origin is prohibited. Even plant-derived items, such as seeds and items that may harbor insects, must be quarantined. Baked goods （ such as rice crackers, cookies, etc. ） do not seem to be a problem, but fresh confections may be a problem. （ Japanese confectionery stores can be found in Silicon Valley. ）
Japanese stationery seems to be appreciated because of its good quality. If the family has children （ Japanese ）, Japanese comic books, characters, DVDs, etc. would also be appreciated. If the recipient is an American, small Japanese souvenirs （ such as dolls, wallets, scarves, etc. ） are also likely to be appreciated.

• show
• 2022/04/02 (Sat) 00:51
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Nice to meet you.
Just to be frank, I would like to take the practical test at the DMV in San Francisco, is there anyone who is kind enough to accompany me ？
I am thinking of 4/7 or 4/8 as my schedule.
We can provide a rental car.
We can pay you some compensation, or you can have a meal at a restaurant, etc.
I would appreciate it if you could contact me as soon as possible so that I can discuss this with my roommates and business associates.
Thank you very much.

• WCmom
• 2022/03/09 (Wed) 19:16
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Toyosu in Walnut Creek is delicious. Although it is not Japanese-owned, it has a good reputation among Japanese people here.

• SH
• 2022/01/05 (Wed) 12:50
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I live in Sunnyvale.
There are many beautiful parks, with Cupertino next door. There is also a lot of playground equipment for children. Of course, there are tennis courts.
For knitting, Joann, michael is nearby.
Marukai and other supermarkets are easily accessible, and the Saturday farmer's market is fun.
The garbage separation is not very tolerant or there are a lot of non-recyclable items, which I think is a waste of money. It is relatively quiet and safe, but there are some families who sometimes play loud music.

• Lily.me02
• 2022/02/23 (Wed) 12:01
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Hi, I am a student living in Cupertino. The area around here is home to people of various ethnic backgrounds, and there are many different supermarkets. I think it is very comfortable to live here because there are relatively many Japanese supermarkets, Chinese and Korean supermarkets, and restaurants in the area. I also think it is relatively safe and secure.
As I do not have a car, it is difficult for me to go out for fun, and I sometimes feel that it is boring. The tennis court in front of Dianza College is used by many people every day, and I am sure you will make friends easily.