Tokyo - Where to Buy EVERYTHING | The Ultimate Guide

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[TokyoLens]

*FAVORITE AREA? Join the discussion below and let me know!! And if theres Anything I missed, be sure to drop it in!!*
MASSIVE Love to the Patreon squad that enables me to spend 2 weeks on a single video without losing my mind!! I appreciate you all!!

[okiwangko]

Japan is basically a speciality shop the size of a nation🤣

Also, can we appreciate the smooth editing, transition and script that ties it all together

[denisbelov]

Love how people that know Norm greet him when he walks in the store; it's also incredible how you're able to make these videos so entertaining and so useful at the same time; thank you for all that you do, hope your flight training is going well.

[khloeabrown]

I want to travel to Japan and experience both the bigger cities and the countrysides to get a better "all-around" experience of the country. I love that I can get Tokyo Lens content "all-around" Japan to help me know what to expect and things to do. Thank you Norm for all your lovely content!

[With_Me_JAPAN]

This is the best Tokyo guide that I will always rely on from now on!
Left my hometown Osaka three years ago and now I live in Tokyo. Was always difficult to entertain my friends from Osaka but now I will come back to watch this and see what they wanna do. Thank you so much Norm! And also great music selection as well😆✨

[GLOCOgaming]

Thank you so much for this video Norm. Been going in-and-out of tokyo lately, but I still didn't know which area specialized which (Other than Akiba).

Now I can just show this video to my friends who are visitting the first time❤

[kanarieV]

I'm not a big fashion fan but when I visited Shimo Kita on a whim at night the vibes were so nice the warm yellow lights from izakayas and the passing trains from overpasses were so comforting, its definitely my favorite memory from visiting tokyo

[yookalaylee]

When other Japan YouTubers struggle to find new things to make content about, Norm continuously impresses.

[Yohann]

Honestly right now you might be the best youtube channel to learn new things about Japan in a fast and fun way. While many channels redo the same old stories and places, you do find unique and fresh things each week. For that, I thank you very much

[bintang]

It's honestly amazing how you're able to fit more information in a 14 minutes video than a half-hour long "Tokyo Guide", even with an ad tucked in. Also, 8:09 was so smooth

[matsumekai]

So refreshing to finally come across a video on Tokyo that doesn't repeat the same thing over and over again! I swear all the videos on Tokyo at the moment are all the same. Thank you!

[Marianne-F]

I feel like im traveling to Japan every time i watch your videos, doubt id ever get there in real life! but iv become sooo fascinated with all of it! thank you for taking us along ♥

[AubryRugBurn]

I went to Japan about 3 months after the ban covid ban was lifted the first time. And I cannot tell you how incredibly lucky I feel to have been there with so few other tourists. Seeing some of the b-roll from asakusa is insane! There were maybe like at most a 100ish people there when I went and most of the shops weren't even open, but I didn't care because the shrine was beautiful to look at and appreciating it a little extra now seeing how calm it was when we went (comparatively)

[tedwig]

Really enjoyed this-- It was especially cool how the audio quality stayed consistently perfect even when switching locations

[LaineeeTravels]

This video is exactly what my wallet needs ahead of my trip in a couple of months - definitely a few areas I'm still to check out! Looks like I might need to take an extra bag with me 😂

[JackRackam]

Super helpful and really well made! I appreciate that you went to all of these places in person

[kevincurrie]

I have just returned from Tokyo and this would have been so useful if it were posted 3 weeks ago. The size of the city is amazing and it is packed full of life in all of the little alleys and the buildings with 7 floors of bars and restaurants. It amazes and surprises me even though I have been 3 times now.

[yasao_art]

The way you filmed this was SO much fun! ♥ I may never get to experience Tokyo in real life, but you made me feel like I was there for a second. The only thing I was missing on this incredible overview was looking at art supply stores - but that's just the artist in me *laughs*. These are the kind of stores I will seek out whenever I go to a new city.

[Danimal]

Okay, you're not only a formidable and enthusiastic presenter, you must also be psychic!
Because I was just wondering about stuff like this just a few days ago and here you are, just handing information right in my lap...

Very nice and informative video, cool to know that Tokyo is so much more varied than I previous thought!

As a fan of sumo, it would be awesome to get myself to Tokyo some day!

[saberkite]

So interesting to know that Tokyo has its speciality areas! I loved the places that showed craft stuff, and I know I'm in danger of overspending if I go near any of the anime shops.

I got lost in Tokyo Station during my last visit. I was looking for the Pokemon store but I didn't realize there were several floors under the station. Ended up just buying some food and enjoying the sights outside the station. Ameyoko and Ueno are my favorite places, and even if Asakusa's crowded, i liked exploring that area too.