Yes, my husband is transferring to the place you were there before in a few months. Are there any fun festivals there? Is there a movie theater? How do I in-process oversized garbage? I mean not my husband, but cardboard boxes used for moving. Then, I'd like to know where the vet clinic and the hospital are. Can I visit the city's website? Can I get the answers to all my questions?

Is the water bill expensive in the area? It's relatively chapter in Japan and a quarter of that in San Francisco. In a public bathroom in my area, someone washed their hands, left it on, and walked off. Admisrater signed a sign not to do that, but it didn't develop into a serious problem.

I would like to know if I need to register something to vote for the Japanese election in the country I move on to. Japanese can usually vote by registering their places of residence. Japanese expatriates must register as overseas voters to vote in the Japanese elections. It can be available online, but then they must cast ballots at a diplomatic mission, submit a postal vote, or return to Japan to do them. Anyway, it's troublesome and complicated.