This is the most difficult post that I wrote for my blog, till now. I wanted to give some good reasons to come and live in Dar Es Salaam, but while I was thinking also the bad side of this city came to my mind.
So I decided to put black-on-white everything, the positive and the negative. It's not the first time that I tell about how funny life in Dar Es Salaam can be. But it's the first time that I do outing publicly about the matters that I'm facing so often since almost three years.
It's not so obvious to tell also about the things that I don't like, because I know that many local people are reading this post. Anyway, this is the point of view of a normal European expat - and I think that many "colleagues" of mine will...
 Ladies and gentlemen, I "decrypted" the secret of ramen - one of the most popular Japanese food, yes yes... |
 My secret of happiness is to escape early morning... one Sunday on the beach, at White Sands in Dar Es Salaam. |
 Again, about traveling to Japan. The connectivity matter. How did I sort it out? |
 In Japan, having a car can be considered 100% just luxury. Trains and public transports are quite enough to move all over the place, with zero stress! |
 My interview for "Viaggiare da soli". Living in Tanzania and traveling alone to Japan... |
 My interview for the blog "Italians in fuga". Work and life in Tanzania... |
 Shinbashi's Shiodome. That time/space junction where to enjoy the silence and walk without a precise destination, through a stunning desert landscape... of skyscrapers. |
 Suffused lights and glossy black taxis parked in front of amazing boutiques. The noise of thousands steps sounds like stilettos on a red carpet. |
 Akihabara is the place for people sick about technology. And it's also the place of people sick about manga and anime. Akihabara is just love at the first sight. |
 Shinjuku, Ueno, Tokyo Dome, Imperial Palace, Tsukiji, Daikanyama, Ebisu, Shimokitazawa. I got off timetable, next time it's going to be quite a busy holiday again! |
