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Big in Japan: We're on vacation...

by Matthew Firestone (RSS feed) on Dec 23rd 2008 at 2:00PM

If you're stopping by to check on the latest installment of Big in Japan, we're sorry to say that we're on vacation...

What do travel writers do when they're on vacation?

Simple.

They travel - just travel - and take a break from writing.

In January, we'll be heading to India for a little R&R, and we hope to take a much-needed break from all forms electronic communication.

Call it technological fasting if you will!

However, we'll be back and hopefully feeling refreshed in February, and we will definitely be continuing our weekly updates from the Land of the Rising Sun.

In the meantime, be sure to check out all of the wonderful news stories going on at Gadling.

And of course, have a very happy and healthy 2009 (^_^)

** Image courtesy of the Wikimedia Commons Project **

Filed under: Asia, Japan, Big in Japan

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Mike Jan 9th 2009 6:01PM

Its been a while, when are you coming back? Looking forward to more posts!

www.learnjapanesepal.com

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