Why I live in Ireland | My thoughts on Dublin as a Japanese | Landscape of O’Connell Street

Many of my friends have asked me why I live in Ireland while telling me that Japan is so much more convenient, efficient and fast, and its economy is fantastic. It seems that in Ireland, things tend to take longer than Japan, and things are not always efficient and it takes time to improve.
In this video, I explain my thoughts on this, in relation to the reason why I still stay and live in Ireland, despite some inconvenience which we may experience from time to time (like a boiler for shower and all those house “hunting” struggles in Dublin. Ah, I miss the electric shower back home!).

I explain my thoughts while showing you around one of the main streets, O’Connell Street.
I’m glad that I can show you sunny Dublin :)

By the way, here’s the link to Citizens Information Centre, which I mentioned in this video.
http://centres.citizensinformation.ie/
You can check this out if you’re interested.

I hope you’ll enjoy the landscape of O’Connell St., and my view on living here.

See you next time!
ではまた次回！


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Irish life is quite relaxing, and yet it can be busy too. You need some time away from a city life?
Then why don’t you try horse riding in Wicklow forests? :)
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