Japan：Travelogue from Georgia

Posted 20 November 2007 0:47 GMT

Countries	Japan, Georgia
Topics	Arts & Culture, Photography, Travel
Languages	Japanese

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Japanese blogger and blog journalism analyst Fujishiro Hiroyuki of Gatonews has posted a three-part travelogue, recording his trip to Georgia last month[Ja]. (1, 2, and 3) The series describes his experience in detail with photos. The blogger also expresses his concern about the current state of the country and worries about the safety of the people he met during his trip.

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