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• フルーツみつ豆
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• 2022/08/30 16:44

Xebio Arena Sendai
https://c-squad.jp/c-soundfes/

September 3, 2022(Sat.)

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• 木の葉
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• 2022/07/30 03:09

I heard that you are going to collaborate with Zunda Saryo.
It's great that you collaborate a lot.

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• えっちゃん
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• 2022/06/24 08:06

They are selling commemorative goods at Sendai station.
40th anniversary is amazing!

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• 里美
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• 2022/05/18 04:47

They are having a cycling event on September 17 and 18.
They also have a virtual event.

https://tourdetohoku.yahoo.co.jp/2022/rider/entry/type/general/

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• 夏みかん
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• 2022/05/18 04:45

Yukimi Daifuku and Kikyufuku's collaboration product is now available.
They say it is limited time only until summer. I'm glad they are sold all over the country.

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• まさき
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• 2022/05/13 06:44

On May 28, a sake event will be held after the Sendai Uminomori Aquarium closes.

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• えみ
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• 2021/05/25 07:13

Good food, good restaurants ！.

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#2

• ナナ
• 2021/05/25 (Tue) 07:14
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My favorite is the rice cake.

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• 月見
• 2021/05/25 (Tue) 07:15
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I think everyone likes "harako meshi" (harako rice with salmon and salmon roe).

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• あきえ
• 2021/05/25 (Tue) 07:16
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If it's a souvenir, it's sasa-kamaboko (bamboo grass kamaboko).

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• dan
• 2021/05/26 (Wed) 02:04
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Sendai ramen is delicious with spicy miso. I feel like eating it.

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• からから
• 2021/06/02 (Wed) 05:04
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Okuzukake (vegetables and tofu stewed in broth) is also very tasty.
Triangular fried tofu is also crunchy and delicious.

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• かすみ
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• 2021/05/20 02:33

Once I had it, I was amazed at how good it tasted. Is there any restaurant in particular you would recommend ？?

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• きりぞう
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• 2026/09/18 08:20

My mother has dementia. It’s quite severe, and she can’t remember anything for even a minute.
I’m posting this in the hope that anyone with experience living with a mother who has dementia might be able to offer advice or insights. Thank you in advance.

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#3

• サンシャイン
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• 2026/09/21 (Mon) 05:02
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After my friend retired, his wife was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease.
In the early stages, there weren’t many problems, but as the disease progressed, she began wandering around the neighborhood and was taken in by the police several times, so we installed an interior lock on the door to prevent her from going out alone.

Eventually, she lost control of her bladder and bowels, so he had to put her in diapers and, when she soiled herself, carry her to the bathtub to wash her. It looked so difficult that I suggested he place her in a care facility, but but no matter how advanced his dementia was, there were times when he would return to his normal self. He feared we had abandoned him during those moments, and if we placed him in a facility, he would likely pass away within a few months to a year. So he refused to listen, insisting he wanted to care for him himself and see him off.
After that, he had a nursing bed installed at home through his insurance provider, Kaiser, and would go over to help whenever he needed assistance.

I’d sent four children to college, so I had no financial leeway and was constantly working.
Since I’d left everything related to the children and the household to my wife, and hadn’t really repaid her for all she’d done, I told her I’d do everything I could to care for her. A few years later, my wife passed away.
Watching her, it seemed less like she was truly alive and more like she was simply being kept alive; when she passed away, he said he had no regrets because he’d done everything he could, but I felt that I could never do the same.

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#4

• Baikinman
• 2026/09/28 (Mon) 11:29
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Sunshine,

That friend of yours is a wonderful person. I wonder if I could do something like that...

In our household, it’s the other way around—I’m starting to lose my mind, and sometimes I end up being a burden to my wife.

I “forget” things every now and then, and my wife—who’s a feisty one—gives me a real earful, but

since there’s nothing I can do about it, she puts up with it. She’s a great wife.

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#5

• きりぞう
• 2026/10/07 (Wed) 09:39
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私の母も見ていて辛いです。まだトイレは自分て出来るます。これからどんどん悪化していくしかないのでしょうか。。。。

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#6

• サンシャイン
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• 2026/10/07 (Wed) 15:01
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友人の奥様が認知症になった時はまだ良い薬がありませんでしたが、今は薬もあるので病院で検査すれば、良い薬を処方して貰えるので進行を大分遅らせる事が出来るはずです。

日本だと高額医療補助があるので金銭的に助かりますが、アメリカの保険がどの程度カバーしてもらえるのか分かりません。
製薬会社の中には、利益をほとんど開発費に投じて作った薬もあるので、高額な物もあります。

友人の息子さん二人が医者で、家族の支えで金銭的には余裕がありました。
アメリカの自己破産の一番の原因は医療費なので、どうにもならない時は自分は日本国籍なので帰国する事も考えています。

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#7

• 忘子
• Today 03:42
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痴ほう症と認知症は、同じなんですか？

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• プリちゃん
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• 2026/04/03 04:42

Hi

gasoline is getting more expensive these days, is the hybrid
Prius a good buy ？?

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• Happy S
• 2026/04/15 (Wed) 11:05
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It's just too overpriced to sell ？ 100,000 mile 30 series at that price.

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• 夜明日出夫
• 2026/04/20 (Mon) 02:04
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Unlike the days when the only hybrid was the Prius, today
there are a variety of hybrid cars on the market, so
you don't have to choose a Prius to choose another hybrid car.

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• 高!
• 2026/04/25 (Sat) 08:35
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Yes, it is. Even used Prius are expensive these days.

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#20

• くるま
• 2026/04/26 (Sun) 19:19
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But Porsche is different. Hybrid is the lowest and maintenance cost is absurdly high

Other German luxury cars also have high maintenance cost
Wealthy people may flirt with Benz, Porsche, etc. for a while, but eventually they settle down with Lexus when they get old.
People who have enough money and don't mind the price end up with Lexus ～ It is best to change luxury cars in 3 years

Korean cars look cheap but they are copies and you can't find the soul of technology like Japanese cars
Sometimes people are fooled by the price and the glance, but I think I am not the only one. Sometimes there are people who are fooled by the price, but they are often people with low IQ.

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#23

• Priusito
• Yesterday 09:26
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正規Toyota Dealerでプリウス購入しました。
定期検査とオイルチェンジの際、実際にプリウス所有のメカの方は、プリウスは日本製だから購入したそうです。
一時期リコールのパーツがないため、新品は販売していなかったときもあり、カムリハイブリッドを勧められましたが、前方スポイラーにセンサーがなく(オプション購入)、やはりプリウスにしました。満タンで約450マイル走破は財布に優しいですね。

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