That's a good way to go about it, in my opinion. I only started studying for the JLPT last year, because I want the things I can get with it (not much, but it's worth it for me). It really forced me to learn a lot of things I had skimmed over before, so it's good in that sense, but I don't see much need to rush to that stimulus.
So yeah, have fun for a while; that way, once you get to studying for N1, it won't be quite so much of the hell it can be if you're having to chase down things you don't know constantly...
So yeah, have fun for a while; that way, once you get to studying for N1, it won't be quite so much of the hell it can be if you're having to chase down things you don't know constantly...