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hi thank you for your review :) i'm planning to book skymark but confused about their types of tickets. do all tickets include baggage allowance as well? Imatoku seemed to be the discounted rate, but i'm still confused haha
@@JapaneseWifeLife ate at toro toro in fort worth it was amazing will be back, dinner and brunch buffet. There was a item at brunch that had zucchini and my husband grabbed a straw to drink the juice after eating it. He has not stopped talking about it for weeks. I will definitely look up to see what this hotel has to offer! Thank you for the review, I loved it!!
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Really miss Okinawa. The people are wonderful and the beauty of the island is amazing! Of course the humidity in the summer is insane, but a small price to pay for a slice of paradise
Thanks for the video. We are yea along to Okinawa in August and I think I’ll just get to LAX extra early so we don’t need a hotel stay. My son is stationed there and has his own apartment so we can’t wait to get out there and explore! ♥️
I'm not a big fan of Tenkaippin Ramen, but I included it in a video because it's a popular topic among Japanese people and it's useful to be familiar with it as a point of reference or a common example in Japanese conversations. Being aware of this ramen chain in Japan can be helpful for culinary reference in the culture. In the American context, not knowing about Tenkaippin Ramen would be like not knowing about Five Guys.
I always take the Limo Bus. I always stay at budget hotels, there are lots for those who do there homework and book in advance. I would demand a full refund and go to another hotel. Excellent all around
You’d have to be out of your mind to buy ‘turquoise’ from these Indians. They’re a bunch of frauds and drug addicts. You actually think they’re sitting around making jewelry 😂
Bonus tip: If you come across natural Persian turquoise from the Nishapur mine, it usually carries the mother rock stone at the back, representing a genuineness certificate and showing that it is natural from the legendary Nishapur mine. However, it should be mentioned that stabilised turquoise is not fake. It is still turquoise of lower quality but "enhanced" by dye and resin. In this video, he explained the difference between natural and stabilised turquoise very well. Pulling your nail across the stone makes it more likely natural if it gets stuck in the matrix (dark lines). However, if it is too smooth, it is stabilised. The colour of the turquoise can also indicate its authenticity. It is probably stabilised and dyed if it is too dull or perfect. Fake turquoise is usually made by dyeing stones like magnesite or howlite with a blue colour. If they are sold as "dyed howlite" or "dyed magnesite," it is okay as the customers know what they are buying. Suppose you buy a real piece of turquoise stone or jewellery. In that case, I encourage you to educate yourself, as other terms like "reconstituted turquoise" or "restructured turquoise" in the market are unnatural. The originality of the turquoise stone you buy plays an important role in its value as well; Some mines are now closed/ have low deposits left, or have more demand from turquoise enthusiasts. So, always ask two simple questions from the seller: 1) Where is it sourced from? 2) Is it natural or treated? Remember, always buy from a trustworthy supplier. Good luck with your turquoise hunting, my friends! 💙💙💙
I think redeye, yes! My departure time was in the middle of the night. No cup noodles though, they only had one soup and you had to ask for it. For alcohol, I'm not a drinker but they definitely had alcoholic beverages. I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure the alcohol is free on international flights. It would be good to double check 😀
Great clip! I’m going on the same flight on PE too tomorrow. A few questions: the last row is next to the lavatory, is it noisy? Is the reclining less than other row? I’m considering changing to this row. Thanks!
Great review of ANA! Wish I had flown on them to Okinawa many years ago LOL. Not having a stranger next to you means less stress and you can stretch out.
I am Okinawan from Urasoe city, but I live long lime in Honolulu. Plaza House is a very small shopping area, and not worth going to. You can walk a little further and go to Rycon Mall, which is large and has a lot to see and shop.
