Hope you enjoyed Part One of this interview! In case you missed it, read it here.
Let’s get right to Part Two…
In a perfect world, Gillian would be travelling round the world in her red vintage VW T1 van (Hippie Van) gathering stories of the people she meets and retelling them to those ready to listen. She is in the process of building this world which is now going to have all of you in it.
The Otaku community in Kenya is quite diverse. I’d say the different types all mentioned here have a fairly great representation here in Kenya. So, we thought we’d introduce you to a truly amazing person, Shin Kyouketsuki, a Kenyan mangaka, to help give you a better understanding of our Otaku community. I do hope you enjoy reading this interview as much I did typing it out. 🙂
In a perfect world, Gillian would be travelling round the world in her red vintage VW T1 van (Hippie Van) gathering stories of the people she meets and retelling them to those ready to listen. She is in the process of building this world which is now going to have all of you in it.
The Otaku culture is catching on in Nairobi as we’ve discussed in previous posts. Although the otaku community is present, it’s scattered and sometimes it’s hard to tap into this community. This post is here to give you an inside scope on the pages to follow and places to be to enjoy the best of being an otaku in Nairobi.
Shikow is a student of the law, life and day dreams. A lover of adventure and good times, she takes delight in learning and creating new things. She is a beautiful letdown and painfully uncool.
