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Biffski

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  1. Yes, there is a pavilion upon entry that is close to the entrance. The signs will point you to a seating area while you await the vaccine. Restrooms are available and if there is a long wait, which I doubt, grab a coffee or snack at one of the cafes/shops and return to the seating area. The whole process is actually quite organized and there are English speaking staff.
  2. Head to Asiatique near the river. Free Pfizer booster shots are available for all, residents, visa holders and tourists. I went at 3:45PM on a Tuesday 2 weeks ago and exited by 5:00PM after waiting for about 20 minutes beforehand and a requisite 30 minute wait after the vaccination. Very easy and actually quite organized there. Hardly anyone in line. When I arrived there were only 6 people seated ahead of me. Worth the trip over there.
  3. The only thing I am surprised about is that he didn't have a visual to suggest using only doggie style for the near future. ????
  4. I am sorry for them. There is a US territory, Guam, 3.5 hours from Tokyo where anyone with a valid passport and visa or visa exemption can travel to. A negative test is all that is needed to enter now and one can have their choice of US FDA approved vaccines. The time zone is convenient, +3 hours for work or to avoid jet lag. Yes, there is an expense involved including the flights and accommodations. I have been back in Thailand now almost 8 weeks since my 2nd Pfizer shot in Guam and I highly recommend either the bargain flight of Zipair to Tokyo, US $180.00, or the regular ANA flight, and then a transfer on UAL. One can 1 day and receive the J&J vaccine or 17 days and receive Pfizer or longer if one choices Moderna. If the Philippines were open that would be a cheaper solution, but Manilla is still closed. Either way, to wait and pontificate when or if you will receive the vaccine or your country will or should provide the vaccine is fruitless. Move forward. Don't wait for others to provide. They generally, with the exception of family or friends, will not do so.
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