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.
Missed Part One? Read it here.
At the end of Part One, Kentaro and Natsuki had planned and paid for their Safari which they were to leave for that Sunday and were due back in Nairobi the next Wednesday (23rd September). [You can check out pictures of their Safari on their Instagram accounts; kntr for Kentaro and natsukicat for Natsuki.] So, we scheduled our next meeting for that Thursday (24th September).
This last half of 2015 has been quite exciting for The Wondercores, what with launching the blog and Mbithe going on an amazing trip to Japan which, just in case you haven’t yet, can start reading about here. But, I should warn you, her travelogue will make you feel as if she carried you along with her in her suitcase. 😀 One of the things that I really enjoyed about her travelogue is being able to see that bit of Japan through her eyes and share in her excitement and thrilling adventures, but most of all, her general view of Japan after and during her trip; all of which made me wonder about the perception of Kenya and Kenyans that travellers have before, during and after their visit here.
