Traveler's Notebook

[yoonkuyoon]

got mine from resorshop thx

[none5000]

I love this notebook!!! :) I might get the passport size too for me and my BF for christmas present at resorshop. com :)

[Afroxec]

u pretentious twit. u pull that out at any coffeshop im in ima laff my head off

[Shantiwallah]

Yes, wisedennis, it's good for anytime use. The pages are narrow, however, so it depends on your preference. But the leather cover makes it strong and really nice to have.

[wisedennis]

Nice ! is it good for use ( not in traveling) ?

[nothingusefultosay]

What a gorgeous book. I really like the leather.

[Shantiwallah]

I'd say that Moleskines are easier to use because they lay a bit more flat, but the Traveler's Notebook is more durable because of the leather cover. Also, you can get inserts for the Midori TN so you don't have to carry everything all the time. You can customise it. The Midori also has thinner paper pages, so it depends on what you like.

[Isf215]

Really nice notebook. It looks awesome but i have a few questions. im trying to decide between the Midori Traveler's notebook or the Moleskine travel journal and i dont know what to get. Is it hard to write when you aren't on a flat surface or can you write on the go/ on a train? Thanks

[Shantiwallah]

Thanks for your comment, OeilNoir9. It's cool, eh?

[OeilNoir9]

I live in Japan and this is the only Notebook that I have ever used for any period more then 2 weeks. It’s just awesome!

[cheyennefree]

muahahahahahahahahahahahah

[jpschubbs]

Nice Notebook!

[Shantiwallah]

Thanks!

[56hannah56]

hey how old are u

[Shantiwallah]

LOL! I filmed this when I'd first got the journal and so hadn't written anything yet. Thanks for your comment:-)

[Naranjavideo]

Oh! Nothing happened in that travel??

[antonefrag]

Hey! Great Notebook! Can you tell me the name please? It's really nice.

[Shantiwallah]

Yes, it's really cool:-) It's called the Traveler's Notebook. Unfortunately it is only available in Japan, Hong Kong, and the U.S. at the moment. They do have a website in Japanese with a little English. Search Midori and Traveler's Notebook.