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The Japanese city govt sent out letters the other day for people on low incomes. I'm trying to translate this but I'm not sure what it really means on the application.
Shinsei jukyū-sha
Shinsei jukyū-sha
question on what does this mean
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I got a copy machine with a scanner on it, but I don't know how to use it. This application they sent out to all people in town with little or no income and if you fill out the application, I think it says they pay 30000 yen one time payment. Maybe members here have received the same one from their city and can chime in. I got a Canon MG6530 printer but the instructions are in Japanese. There's probably got to be an American model similar with English manual. I tried to look for one but was not successful at all.
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Here's the page about the Temporary Welfare Benefits (臨時福祉給付金) in the site of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare (厚生労働省).
Temporary Welfare Benefits for Elderly Persons | English
Temporary Welfare Benefits for Elderly Persons | English
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It is only a flip flop with tel and sms and it does have a camera.
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OK, I'm going to try to scan it and translate the stuff that comes up on the little printer screen.
I'll try to have it done in a few hours from now
I'll try to have it done in a few hours from now
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I meant you could just take a picture of it....
You have already received a link to an English version of the information, so it is no longer necessary.
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Thanks Toritoribe
I have the application, but it is in Japanese. Guess I'll just have to go to the city this Friday and ask for help to fill it out if I can't scan it on my printer. Don't know how.
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Mike, I'll try the phone camera, give me a few minutes and lets see how it turns out.
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I think this is the English manual you need for your printer.
Canon : Manuals : PIXUS MG6530 : Select Device
There's a Japanese manual online but I didn't try to compare them. The Japanese quick start guide didn't immediately tell me how to scan that I could see, but I'm sure the full manual discusses it.
Canon : Manuals : PIXUS MG6530 : Select Device
There's a Japanese manual online but I didn't try to compare them. The Japanese quick start guide didn't immediately tell me how to scan that I could see, but I'm sure the full manual discusses it.
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Thanks Wonko
I went to the site, but what I need is in Japanese, so I'll try to use Chome and see what happens. But I found a way to take a picture of the application. Again thanks.
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What city are you in? There must be some volunteers that can help you.
First page entry points are: application date (heisei year, month, day), name (furigana, then regular), male (already filled out), birth date (covered), phone, current address (covered), the new address.
Second and third pages aren't clear enough for me.
First page entry points are: application date (heisei year, month, day), name (furigana, then regular), male (already filled out), birth date (covered), phone, current address (covered), the new address.
Second and third pages aren't clear enough for me.
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The second page contains the list of recipients (nothing to add), followed by the way you wish to receive the aid: A. Same as before (not an option), B. Transferred into your bank account, or C. Cash (only if you don't have a bank account).
The third page is about appointing a representative.
The text is too blurry for me to make out more details though.
The third page is about appointing a representative.
The text is too blurry for me to make out more details though.
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Here's an English explanation. It's for recipients in Fukuoka City, so the document is not the same as yours, but it would be helpful to understand what you should do.
http://www.isc.kyushu-u.ac.jp/supportcenter/web/wp-content/uploads/sample_en.pdf
You need to attach a copy of your driver's license. If you have a bank account and choose B, a copy of your bank book is also necessary. When you choose C, you need to circle the place you want to receive the cash at; the City Hole or North General Branch Office (Kusunoki Office).
http://www.isc.kyushu-u.ac.jp/supportcenter/web/wp-content/uploads/sample_en.pdf
You need to attach a copy of your driver's license. If you have a bank account and choose B, a copy of your bank book is also necessary. When you choose C, you need to circle the place you want to receive the cash at; the City Hole or North General Branch Office (Kusunoki Office).
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Thanks Toritoribe. Looking over it now.
