**HUGE Love to that notification Squad who knows I hang out and chat for the first while!** We will 100% need to do a part 2! So much more to see! Who wants to come out on the water with me when Japan opens up? Huge thanks to Tokyo Treat and Sakuraco! Use Code “LENS“ for $5 off your first #Sakuraco Box :bit.ly/sakuraco-tokyolens or #TokyoTreat Box: bit.ly/tokyotreat-tokyolens with these links!
This was just what I needed! Lol! I love the fact that things about Tokyo and Japan still surprise you, no matter how long you have been there! I can not wait til part 2!! ( I was legit just telling my family the other day how I was thinking of ordering a Saakuraco box. Great minds think alike)
A Torontonian and a Vancouverite go on a boating trip in Tokyo... That should be fun. (somebody gonna get dunked, especially if they mention hockey ;-)
This was amazing. Being on the water gives a whole different perspective. And all the different types of boats too. Also noticed one thing. Norm on land - small, narrow backstreets. Norm on water - small, narrow canals. I’m seeing a pattern 😂
I was thinking the same thing. The mad lad has captain license for a while and already has favourite hidden canals and dead ends in the absolutely vast waterways of Tokyo.
Thanks for showing us another perspective of Tokyo! It's definitely a refreshing take! 😊That "canyon" island looks so cool, too bad it is off limits! Great to have you back Norm! Lovely video!
This guy can speak Japanese, read Japanese, record high quality videos, edit videos, play shamisen, drive a car, drive a campervan, drive a boat, and even fly a plane. What a legend! You are a man of many talents. I'm a bit jealous but I'm so happy for you and I wish you only the best!
A video on water! Yeah, part 2 is needed. It's interesting to see the city while traveling by water. I wonder if there are secret/hidden pathways from the river towards underground areas. That last shot at the end was pretty cool!
Yet another video making me add to my list of things to do when I can come back to Japan. I also appreciate the distracting duck. If it’s not a pigeon it’s a duck and this is the sort of distraction I need in my life. Beautiful as always! 💖💖💖
I so agree! The distractions like these make me feel more apart of the experience than videos with perfect sound throughout. Even the loud birds made me smile.
It was cool seeing the city's infrastructure from a different perspective, I absolutely loved seeing the parks and trees from the water as well! This video is pure joy, thank you Norm!
Hi Norm!! Thank you for this!! This was so fun. I loved the Fun Facts--a great addition. My favorite shot was when you entered Akihabara and you saw the trains and boats together. I'd LOVE to see more boating content. What has been your favorite experience so far with having your boat license? Thank you for all you do; I'm so glad you're back.
What a unique way to see Tokyo that I've always overlooked! It's like a while new map of the city. So fascinating, thanks for taking us on this adventure 😊 I look forward to more!
That was wonderful and eye-opening. Another perspective of Tokyo! Eating the snacks by cherry blossoms in the water was such a dream! But now I gotta ask: is it possible to tour other places in Japan via water? Like the old places you had been, but revisiting it by boat? Love the fisheye ending!
I love how, thanks to your boat licence, you can show us entirely new, lesser known views of Japan ♥ Thank you for taking us on this journey >U< (And gotta love how you constantly were distracted by adorable ducks XD)
I still can't get over you having a boating license. I can only imagine all the avenues this opens up and different angles of approach for adventure. Truly a unique view of Tokyo that I'd never imagine being able to enjoy. Thanks!
Imagine how magical those old time celebrations and festivals might have been! maybe walking from boat to boat filled with shops? or huge marine parades ! Very nice, thanks for showing me
I'm loving the boat content Norm! Awesome to see refreshing videos like this. You're showing a side of Japan that is rarely seen, which is causing me to fall more in love with Japan. Thank you!
The waterways seem very clean, not something to take for granted! Beautiful landscapes as always, this different perspective on Tokyo is really nice! I loved the gardens
I may never get to Japan, but watching others and learning things about the country is the next best thing. There was a documentary that included the waterways, but it wasn't as detailed as your boat tour. Thank you for sharing your experiences. I have a Sakuraco subscription. It's great! That ad for Sakuraco and Tokyo Treat made me happy. Spreading the word about these boxes is a Good Thing.
Talking about 360 cameras. I'm really happy that they exist. Every TH-camr who ever used a 360-video. Really helped me, in a way, get out of my boring house during quarantine. So, thank you Tokyo Lens for your awesome videos. I do plan on traveling to Japan once they allow tourist.
Great video, looks like a ton of fun exploring the Tokyo waterways away from the hustle and bustle of the streets. It is amazing how many waterways there are there and that most people just don't realise that that is the case!
This was the best vid I’ve seen for ages. Congrats on getting your captain’s license Norm, thanks for involving us. Looking forward to more instalments ✌️
So happy to see you cruising on the rivers of Tokyo! I was able to do this the last time I was in Tokyo, Sept/Oct 2019 starting from the Nihonbashi Bridge. I'd seen a doc from NHK about enjoying the city waterways with unique views and I wanted to do this. The weather was hot and sticky, so it was a perfect way to enjoy a part of the morning with being on the cool water with the refreshing breezes. I went on the Riverboat Mizuha (an older wooden boat) with a husband piloting and his wife doing the tour/answering questions.It was delightful! If you have the time I really recommend seeing Tokyo from this unique perspective.
I've been watching your videos for awhile now, and every time I watch a new video it makes me miss Japan that much more. Although I was only there for 3 months for work. I've been connected in a way to Japan and it's culture. Thank you for posting the videos!
I've been really getting into the Japanese culture again, as it is my #1 spot I wanna visit, watching ya videos over the last few weeks has taught me quite a bit as well as just enjoying the sights of what I could possibly do when I eventually make a trip overseas. you and other Japanese based channels are very entertaining to watch, keep up the great work!!
I'm always impressed by your creativity in finding not just new places to explore, but also in finding new ways to explore them. I was originally jealous that you have the opportunity to do this... then I remembered I'm living abroad in the UK! Why haven't I done things like this yet?!
Since I've been watching from the latest to the oldest videos I've already seen a few water advetures, but it's still so exciting the change of perspective 😍 It's like a whole new city to explore!
Mate I have to say that this was one of the most unexpected videos of Tokyo ever. It was a real treat doing the canals with you. And I have decided that when I next venture to Tokyo, I will try and do a nice canal tour. many thanks and I am seriously excited about the follow-up waterways video that you spoke of. Thank you so much. 👍👍
Ok, but how do you consistently find such amazingly cool places? I know a lot of these are ‘unexplored’ by most because you reached them by boat, but STILL. This is what keeps us all coming back; seeing parts of Japan we’d never dream of.
Your content is so unique. Your boat license opens up a bunch of new things to explore all over Japan. Good on you for getting your license. We really look forward to going on more boating adventures with you. Thank you for making the content that you do.
As a person who never visited Tokyo i gotta say .. this was an adventure, thank you so much! I love those little history bits haha you should 100% Film there again the waterways + hidden little things are so cool to see, you dont see it anywhere else on youtube i think. Ur creating something unique.
I love the waterways of Tokyo so much, I remember just staring at them whenever I crossed a bridge as I often do even in Finland on the few we got here. I spent a good chunk of my time at Hamarikyu sitting at the benches that were seen on this video just looking at the waters and at the bridges staring at those old boats parked along the canals. Ive been scouting more places to go look at and that train crossing spot is at the top of my list. And as a off topic note seeing sakura bloom always makes me very excited to see videos about them again, and makes the waiting for our own local trees more bearable. 😊
Such an awesome video! Ochanomizu is one of my favorite spots in Tokyo and it was wonderful to finally see the river from the opposite angle for once. Hope to see more of Tokyos waterways. Great work!
I never had seen that side of Tokyo, never knew it existed on that level. Truly spectacular. Need to see more of these types of videos. Well done on showing a stunning side of Tokyo so many of us don't see or is so often overlooked. Simply awe-inspiring!
Re: Waiting for locks - My largest collection of youtube subscriptions are narrowboat channels in the UK. (People who live aboard boats on the UK canal system) So I loved this vlog. They call waiting for locks to fill,
The todo list when visiting Japan keep growing thank you for showing new cool ways to experience an already fascinating city. Saludos desde Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia.
I’m currently training for おしくらごう in Hagi, Yamaguchi prefecture, which is a more than 300 year old traditional boat race and let me tell you, getting out on the rivers is a great way to rediscover and view whatever city in japan you are at, in a whole new way that you’ve never imagined before. Great video!
I've been to that exact part of the Sumida river, the hostel I like to stay at is a few blocks from there! This is such a fun video, what a cool way to see Tokyo 🥰
This is so cool. You never think about just renting a boat and freely driving it around Tokyo. It’s such a unique perspective to see Tokyo from that many never get to see. It would be so fun to just rent a boat and go out with your friends or family and sit out in the bay or something and hangout with snacks and drinks. Now I feel like I need to get a boat license when I live in Japan lol
Ah sorry I'm late 😭 Thank you for showing us Tokyo in a different way, this just looks like a ton of fun to do. I can't wait for part 2 so we can explore more of these canals !
This was so interesting and educational! I love learning things like why things the way they are and the tokyo water ways makes so much sense. I've been to Odaiba before and knew it was mostly man-made but not about the name and the surrounding daiba! - this makes the experience even more awestruck and special.
I was born and raised in Tokyo but you gave me a whole new sight of my home city, from the water! I've been, a huge number of times, to those spots you showed at Odaiba, Asakusa, Akihabara, etc. but only viewed them from the ground. Thank you for making me rediscover the metropolis. And yes, show us more!
Your videos are so wonderful, interesting informative , so professionally made , and always captivating ! Your amazing work is truly appreciated ! Thank you so much !!!
This might be the coolest freaking youtube video as well as views of Tokyo I have ever seen in my life. I knew that back in the day there was more attention on the rivers, but I never really paid attention to how many of them there are and what the view would be from that position. AND on top of that, for the man who is renowned for checking out secret alleyways in various Japanese cities, this is the most epic exploration of alleyways you've ever done. like holy cow man, this is phenomenal. your vision and artistic eye have always been great, but you have quite pleasantly destroyed all expectations I have ever had of your videography and perspective. Amazing, congrats, wonderful job Norm!
**HUGE Love to that notification Squad who knows I hang out and chat for the first while!** We will 100% need to do a part 2! So much more to see!
Who wants to come out on the water with me when Japan opens up?
Huge thanks to Tokyo Treat and Sakuraco! Use Code “LENS“ for $5 off your first #Sakuraco Box :bit.ly/sakuraco-tokyolens or #TokyoTreat Box: bit.ly/tokyotreat-tokyolens with these links!
100% on a part 2, and I'm all about the waterways. This was so interesting and looks amazing.
This was just what I needed! Lol! I love the fact that things about Tokyo and Japan still surprise you, no matter how long you have been there! I can not wait til part 2!! ( I was legit just telling my family the other day how I was thinking of ordering a Saakuraco box. Great minds think alike)
Cannot wait!
🙋🏻♀️
Yes I’d love a part 2 ✨
It's Japamsterdam!! look at those canals and the grachthuizen 1:47 - it's like out of an old dutch movie
Can’t wait to go for a boat adventure together🥳🥳🥳
It’s going to be a wild adventure!!
Can’t wait 😊
@@TokyoLens I can't wait! That sounds like it'll be a real treat.
A Torontonian and a Vancouverite go on a boating trip in Tokyo... That should be fun. (somebody gonna get dunked, especially if they mention hockey ;-)
Now you have an ally with surf you can catch a Lapras FOR REALS! :O
i was thinking the same today
what if norm took out sharla and chris for a boat adventure ride around tokyo
i cant wait for this now
This was amazing. Being on the water gives a whole different perspective. And all the different types of boats too.
Also noticed one thing.
Norm on land - small, narrow backstreets.
Norm on water - small, narrow canals.
I’m seeing a pattern 😂
Hahahaha the pattern has become clear!
I had fun trying to spot the small narrow canals on Google maps to see if he was near any where I went.
Now you mention it hahaha!
By the way, the lack of Stair Rating and Sewer Lids is baffling me.
I was thinking the same thing. The mad lad has captain license for a while and already has favourite hidden canals and dead ends in the absolutely vast waterways of Tokyo.
Thanks for showing us another perspective of Tokyo! It's definitely a refreshing take! 😊That "canyon" island looks so cool, too bad it is off limits! Great to have you back Norm! Lovely video!
thanks Pat!! Super grateful that you enjoyed it that much
And yea, I have always wanted to get on that island myself lol
maybe soooooooooooomeday haha
This guy can speak Japanese, read Japanese, record high quality videos, edit videos, play shamisen, drive a car, drive a campervan, drive a boat, and even fly a plane. What a legend! You are a man of many talents. I'm a bit jealous but I'm so happy for you and I wish you only the best!
And he plays the shamisen!
@@Dogsnark OMG U RIGHT!!! Edited!
And a pilot
@@cricket8108 He keeps getting better and better 🔥💯♥️😭😁
@@Simkets keep your eyes on him, he might be your next president in the future
A video on water! Yeah, part 2 is needed. It's interesting to see the city while traveling by water. I wonder if there are secret/hidden pathways from the river towards underground areas. That last shot at the end was pretty cool!
Can't wait to get out and do part 2!
theres just SOOO much more to cover lol
I’m so glad you got your captain’s license, and for showing us this awesome view of Tokyo from the water! I hope to see it in person one day.
I hope that you can make it out as well!!
Yet another video making me add to my list of things to do when I can come back to Japan. I also appreciate the distracting duck. If it’s not a pigeon it’s a duck and this is the sort of distraction I need in my life.
Beautiful as always! 💖💖💖
Water pigeon!! Lol
@@TokyoLens water pigeons have the best butts. It is known.
I so agree! The distractions like these make me feel more apart of the experience than videos with perfect sound throughout. Even the loud birds made me smile.
It was cool seeing the city's infrastructure from a different perspective, I absolutely loved seeing the parks and trees from the water as well! This video is pure joy, thank you Norm!
I had a lot of fun making this one~ So I am super glad you enjoyed it that much!
I love this!! I spent a lot of my time in Tokyo hanging out by the water. I love being able to see Tokyo from the water! ❤️
Love those rivers and waterways!!
Hi Norm!! Thank you for this!! This was so fun. I loved the Fun Facts--a great addition. My favorite shot was when you entered Akihabara and you saw the trains and boats together. I'd LOVE to see more boating content. What has been your favorite experience so far with having your boat license? Thank you for all you do; I'm so glad you're back.
100% this is my favorite experience so far with the license!!
I've never thought of Tokyo as a City on the water. This was a wonderful new view.
What a unique way to see Tokyo that I've always overlooked! It's like a while new map of the city. So fascinating, thanks for taking us on this adventure 😊 I look forward to more!
It really is!
Tokyo just feels so different now!
It’s kinda wild!
A boat ride through Tokyo is another view, another perspective. New things to experience. New things to enjoy.
That was wonderful and eye-opening. Another perspective of Tokyo! Eating the snacks by cherry blossoms in the water was such a dream!
But now I gotta ask: is it possible to tour other places in Japan via water? Like the old places you had been, but revisiting it by boat?
Love the fisheye ending!
Yanagawa's canals are often referred to as 'the Venice of Japan', so they are worth looking into!
I have a marina membership that spans the whole country!
So I am sure that we will find many more places to explore!
I love how, thanks to your boat licence, you can show us entirely new, lesser known views of Japan ♥ Thank you for taking us on this journey >U< (And gotta love how you constantly were distracted by adorable ducks XD)
im loving that too!!
I still can't get over you having a boating license. I can only imagine all the avenues this opens up and different angles of approach for adventure. Truly a unique view of Tokyo that I'd never imagine being able to enjoy. Thanks!
So glad you enjoyed it that much!
Man, what a fun looking little journey; never thought of Tokyo as a city on the water, but this one really does change your mind.
Nice to see you happy again!! :)
I love the quality of your videos!
It never fails to put a smile on my face to see how happy you are while out and about somewhere new!
Much love from Arizona 💜💜
Imagine how magical those old time celebrations and festivals might have been! maybe walking from boat to boat filled with shops? or huge marine parades !
Very nice, thanks for showing me
All that learning for the boat captain's test was worth it. This looks amazing.
Verrrryyy worth it!
I'm loving the boat content Norm! Awesome to see refreshing videos like this. You're showing a side of Japan that is rarely seen, which is causing me to fall more in love with Japan. Thank you!
Oh wow, beautiful boat ride! Loved seeing those old boats. Good music too ✨💜
You seem pretty comfortable boating too must be so fun!
It’s quite the experience
Now hurry up Japan and open those borders so you can come out and join a Patreon ride!!
@@TokyoLens Be a dream come true! Id be running to that airport 🏃♀️ 😂
The waterways seem very clean, not something to take for granted!
Beautiful landscapes as always, this different perspective on Tokyo is really nice! I loved the gardens
Loved this! You have this way of making things that I wouldn't really be interested in so damn fun to watch. You're really talented Norm, great video!
Thank you Nina!!
What a fun video! Super cool to see the city from a completely new perspective. Thanks for bringing us along on the adventure!
Thanks so much for joining~
Loved the boat trip and need lots more. A perfect video to watch while trying to get well.
I may never get to Japan, but watching others and learning things about the country is the next best thing. There was a documentary that included the waterways, but it wasn't as detailed as your boat tour. Thank you for sharing your experiences.
I have a Sakuraco subscription. It's great! That ad for Sakuraco and Tokyo Treat made me happy. Spreading the word about these boxes is a Good Thing.
Talking about 360 cameras. I'm really happy that they exist. Every TH-camr who ever used a 360-video. Really helped me, in a way, get out of my boring house during quarantine. So, thank you Tokyo Lens for your awesome videos. I do plan on traveling to Japan once they allow tourist.
Absolutely incredible. Great content, man!!! Thanks for showing it to us
Something about the water it’s so peaceful and relaxing . Can’t wait for 2
That Asakusabashi area with all the boats looked amazing. Love the old style boats the best.
Been to Hama Rikyu a couple of times and love it. Something about Japanese gardens that just relaxes me.
Great video, looks like a ton of fun exploring the Tokyo waterways away from the hustle and bustle of the streets. It is amazing how many waterways there are there and that most people just don't realise that that is the case!
Honestly… I kinda knew
But then getting my license… experiencing it is really something else!
I'm glad that you are back sorry for family loss and I wish you everything best in the future thank you for your hard work.
I'm surprised no one has made an anime set on the rivers of Tokyo. There are some unique and beautiful environments there.
This was extremely cool! I loved seeing Tokyo from another vantage point.
such an amazing idea, I've watched a lot of Tokyo tours, but I haven't watched Tokyo tours by the water before
Something we definitely have to do more of!!
This was the best vid I’ve seen for ages. Congrats on getting your captain’s license Norm, thanks for involving us. Looking forward to more instalments ✌️
Fantastic From The Moment It Started Until The Very Last Moment It Ended.
So happy to see you cruising on the rivers of Tokyo! I was able to do this the last time I was in Tokyo, Sept/Oct 2019 starting from the Nihonbashi Bridge. I'd seen a doc from NHK about enjoying the city waterways with unique views and I wanted to do this. The weather was hot and sticky, so it was a perfect way to enjoy a part of the morning with being on the cool water with the refreshing breezes. I went on the Riverboat Mizuha (an older wooden boat) with a husband piloting and his wife doing the tour/answering questions.It was delightful! If you have the time I really recommend seeing Tokyo from this unique perspective.
I've been watching your videos for awhile now, and every time I watch a new video it makes me miss Japan that much more. Although I was only there for 3 months for work. I've been connected in a way to Japan and it's culture. Thank you for posting the videos!
I've been really getting into the Japanese culture again, as it is my #1 spot I wanna visit, watching ya videos over the last few weeks has taught me quite a bit as well as just enjoying the sights of what I could possibly do when I eventually make a trip overseas. you and other Japanese based channels are very entertaining to watch, keep up the great work!!
Thanks so much ~
I'm always impressed by your creativity in finding not just new places to explore, but also in finding new ways to explore them.
I was originally jealous that you have the opportunity to do this... then I remembered I'm living abroad in the UK! Why haven't I done things like this yet?!
Since I've been watching from the latest to the oldest videos I've already seen a few water advetures, but it's still so exciting the change of perspective 😍 It's like a whole new city to explore!
Yay! I live my Japanese travel dreams through your videos.
Glad I can help!!
Candace, you're not the only one!😂
I've seen so much videos of Tokyo by now, this one is super refreshing
im so stoked for you! im ready for the best content coming out of Japan from you such a unique look at the city
This may be one of the coolest videos I have ever seen on TH-cam. And that is saying a lot.
Wonderfully new vantage and mode to see Tokyo and which provides yet another perspective of that magnificent mega-city. Great video!
Mate I have to say that this was one of the most unexpected videos of Tokyo ever. It was a real treat doing the canals with you. And I have decided that when I next venture to Tokyo, I will try and do a nice canal tour. many thanks and I am seriously excited about the follow-up waterways video that you spoke of. Thank you so much. 👍👍
Ok, but how do you consistently find such amazingly cool places? I know a lot of these are ‘unexplored’ by most because you reached them by boat, but STILL. This is what keeps us all coming back; seeing parts of Japan we’d never dream of.
Your videos are just something else Norm.
The perspectives and unique places you show are just breathtaking!
Really unique perspective of the city - never imagined it would look like this! 🌸
It's so cool seeing Tokyo from a different and unique perspective, thanks for showing it to us in this light, awesome stuff ! 😁
Another amazing video. I've been to tokyo 4 times in my life (total 8 weeks) and I've absolutely never seen it from this perspective.
I'm so glad I have a 4k monitor for videos like this.
Your content is so unique. Your boat license opens up a bunch of new things to explore all over Japan. Good on you for getting your license. We really look forward to going on more boating adventures with you. Thank you for making the content that you do.
As a person who never visited Tokyo i gotta say .. this was an adventure, thank you so much!
I love those little history bits haha you should 100% Film there again the waterways + hidden little things are so cool to see, you dont see it anywhere else on youtube i think.
Ur creating something unique.
I love the waterways of Tokyo so much, I remember just staring at them whenever I crossed a bridge as I often do even in Finland on the few we got here. I spent a good chunk of my time at Hamarikyu sitting at the benches that were seen on this video just looking at the waters and at the bridges staring at those old boats parked along the canals. Ive been scouting more places to go look at and that train crossing spot is at the top of my list. And as a off topic note seeing sakura bloom always makes me very excited to see videos about them again, and makes the waiting for our own local trees more bearable. 😊
That was a beautiful cruise. Thanks for sharing. Yes please explore more waterways!
Such an awesome video! Ochanomizu is one of my favorite spots in Tokyo and it was wonderful to finally see the river from the opposite angle for once. Hope to see more of Tokyos waterways. Great work!
I love seeing this side of Tokyo! Thank you for sharing!
The greener bits of the waterways remind me of La Petite Ceinture in Paris 🌿
Love love love seeing Tokyo from an angle that’s super unique to TH-cam! 🙊 hope you’re doing well Norm! ☺️
Thanks so much
Doing good~
thank you for showing another face of tokyo! such a different sight indeed! love that huge shamisen player's portrait!
Wonderful video Norm. Thanks for sharing this with us. I look forward to more boat based exploration.
Theres tons of cherry blossom trees here in washington. They're blooming early like they are there too. Its nice to see signs of spring
Thank you for a unique view of Tokyo, I need to go there someday. Glad to see you are back posting
I never had seen that side of Tokyo, never knew it existed on that level. Truly spectacular. Need to see more of these types of videos. Well done on showing a stunning side of Tokyo so many of us don't see or is so often overlooked. Simply awe-inspiring!
Re: Waiting for locks - My largest collection of youtube subscriptions are narrowboat channels in the UK. (People who live aboard boats on the UK canal system) So I loved this vlog. They call waiting for locks to fill,
That’s really cool!!
So glad I could bring this vid to you then!!!
Amazing! A completely new angle of Tokyo I never thought I'd see! Can't wait for the next waterways video!
Such an original and interesting look at Tokyo, thank you for bringing us along!
It really is an amazing way to see Tokyo. Hama Rikyu is one of my favorite gardens in Tokyo, and it was interesting to learn about the daiba.
Great to see another side of Tokyo!
that very last shot of the 360° camera was incredible. Such a fun journey. Can't wait to see more
The todo list when visiting Japan keep growing thank you for showing new cool ways to experience an already fascinating city.
Saludos desde Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia.
Keep up the good work! 🇯🇵
Wow. I never knew about the waterways of Tokyo before. What sites to see on the water. But the duck was my favorite part of the video.
I’m currently training for おしくらごう in Hagi, Yamaguchi prefecture, which is a more than 300 year old traditional boat race and let me tell you, getting out on the rivers is a great way to rediscover and view whatever city in japan you are at, in a whole new way that you’ve never imagined before. Great video!
I've been to that exact part of the Sumida river, the hostel I like to stay at is a few blocks from there! This is such a fun video, what a cool way to see Tokyo 🥰
awsome!!! something totally new to me about this wonderful city, thanks for sharing!!!!
This is such a unique way to see the city! Just fantastic!
I love this new perspective of Tokyo on the water!
Wow. Loving this video. Never seen a video that explores the water ways. Thanks and keep up your awesome work.
the old maps are actually really cool with the little characters on each building and detailed drawing of the area even without a satelite.
This is so cool. You never think about just renting a boat and freely driving it around Tokyo. It’s such a unique perspective to see Tokyo from that many never get to see. It would be so fun to just rent a boat and go out with your friends or family and sit out in the bay or something and hangout with snacks and drinks. Now I feel like I need to get a boat license when I live in Japan lol
Wow!!! I enjoyed this sooo much!!! Setting your videos really makes me want to go to Japan and explore!!
Ah sorry I'm late 😭
Thank you for showing us Tokyo in a different way, this just looks like a ton of fun to do. I can't wait for part 2 so we can explore more of these canals !
This was so interesting and educational! I love learning things like why things the way they are and the tokyo water ways makes so much sense. I've been to Odaiba before and knew it was mostly man-made but not about the name and the surrounding daiba! - this makes the experience even more awestruck and special.
Thank you for showing us another side of Tokyo. I can't wait to see more of Captain Norm's adventure.
I have been enjoying the captain's journey, from getting your license to navigating the waters. Thank you for taking us along.
I was born and raised in Tokyo but you gave me a whole new sight of my home city, from the water! I've been, a huge number of times, to those spots you showed at Odaiba, Asakusa, Akihabara, etc. but only viewed them from the ground. Thank you for making me rediscover the metropolis. And yes, show us more!
Never thought about it before this video. Yes, a tour would be appreciated. Thank you
11:27 Those little boat houses are pretty cool. Would love to build a scale model of them.
Your videos are so wonderful, interesting informative , so professionally made , and always captivating ! Your amazing work is truly appreciated ! Thank you so much !!!
This is so cool! You're always showing us some new perspectives of Japan. I hope you are doing better now too!
Absolutely loved this totally new perspective of Tokyo, WOW! Thank you!
This might be the coolest freaking youtube video as well as views of Tokyo I have ever seen in my life. I knew that back in the day there was more attention on the rivers, but I never really paid attention to how many of them there are and what the view would be from that position. AND on top of that, for the man who is renowned for checking out secret alleyways in various Japanese cities, this is the most epic exploration of alleyways you've ever done. like holy cow man, this is phenomenal. your vision and artistic eye have always been great, but you have quite pleasantly destroyed all expectations I have ever had of your videography and perspective. Amazing, congrats, wonderful job Norm!
We finally get to see Captain Norm in action!! I always catch a boat at Asakusa and go down the river to Odaiba every trip, so relaxing.