I ASKED AI To Plan My Day in TOKYO - This is What Happened

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I asked AI to plan the Ultimate Day in Japan and this is how it played out... Get Exclusive NordVPN deal here ➼ nordvpn.com/tokyolens Risk-free with Nord's 30-day money-back guarantee!
So what happens when you ask ChatGPT (4.0) to plan the ultimate day in Tokyo? Well I decided to give it a shot, and this was the result!~ A day of amazing places and semi hidden spots.
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@TokyoLens Год назад

Would YOU Use AI to help plan your Japan Trip? How would you change the Prompt? Join the discussion below!! Get Exclusive NordVPN deal here ➼ nordvpn.com/tokyolens Risk-free with Nord's 30-day money-back guarantee! HUGE LOVE TO THAT NOTIFICATION SQUAD WHO IS ALWAYS HERE FOR EVERY VID - Yes... I play favorites~

@AmandadeOliveira Год назад

I loved how happy and excited you looked, I would love you to do that again, I think that the unplanned and surprises works with you. I want to go to Japan so bad now. But I'm a teacher, and I only have January to travel, so I don't know if it's a good time to go to Japan, here in Brazil is hell fire hot in January, I imagine in Japan is super freezing cold.

@Cet3010 Год назад

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@justlookin20101 Год назад

ATM with AI i doubt it as like you had it isnt up to speed with locations existing.But we will be venturing over and wandering all over the place mid July 😁

@justlookin20101 Год назад

PS that little lady reminded me so much of my obarchun.

@kvasac123 Год назад

No I wouldn't since current AI programs are fed with lots of copyrighted data and their developers are engaged in unethical practices and human exploitation. Bunch of lawsuits against those guys too. I am quite sad that you, as a creative, decided to ride the AI hype without taking in consideration these things.

@With_Me_JAPAN Год назад

I like the scene that an elderly lady asked Norm about his channel and he introduced it happily. It seems Ai knows not only what people need but also what makes people happy😊✨

@TokyoLens Год назад

Hey Yuka~ haha yeah... She doesn't know, but I'm HER fan now!! haha When is your next vid?

@RobbC. Год назад

I think you could live in Japan for 100 years and still find something new and mind-blowingly spectacular every day. Such a great place for hiding very special things that you have to hunt down. Love it Norm, thanks mate.

@TokyoLens Год назад

I fully agree! I don't feel like Il ever get tired ot it or run out of things to see!!

@artfromtheheart4391 Год назад

'Collecting Pokémon cards is dangerous because I have adult money now' That absolutely cracked me up xD Some of those places looked like a backstreet in Europe instead of Tokyo! I always love seeing the small shrines and hokora nestled in between buildings, they really do make for a refreshing sight among the concrete and steel. Thanks Norm ^^

@captainanorach Год назад

This is such a genius idea Norm. It's kind of like a guided tour for introverts who don't want to have to interact with a tour guide. It also gets you off the beaten path and exploring the quieter side of Tokyo. Definitely will have to consider it for my next trip back to Japan.

@KirstenReusch Год назад

Honestly not what I was expecting when you said you had "someone" plan a route for you, but this was an amazing amount of fun, packed with energy, but also peaceful. More areas added to my list as off the beaten/usual path is very much what I'm looking for now 💜✌🐦 Have a great week, Norm

@kathrynlebda780 Год назад

I really appreciate the fact that the AI surprised you and got you out of your usual haunts. Seeing the quieter side of Tokyo and more of the residential neighborhoods is always a treat when the rest of RU-vid can be saturated with the usual (beautiful) Tokyo stuff. This looks like such a refreshing and relaxing day!

@helenemclaughlin Год назад

My husband and I have been binging all of your videos, and while he travels to Japan pretty frequently for work, I’m going to Japan for the first time with him in about a month. Thanks a TON For all the advice and fun videos. This AI tour guide might be a great way to get some other ideas of places to visit, we will give it a try while we are there and let you know how it goes.

@finlfantsy Год назад

Will have to replay this one, next time I find myself in Tokyo. I do love, when Norm talk about how happy people are, how he seem so very happy himself.

@marcusmcgowan844 Год назад

This is getting me excited for moving to Japan in a couple months. When I visited previously I was too scared to explore by myself and only went to the more touristy areas with friends. Here's to finding some hidden spots!

@BakaTaco Год назад

Maybe you could make some videos? Or at least share some stories! I'd love to hear more.

@SpicyMang0s 11 месяцев назад

Jealous. Japan is a lot of people’s including myself dream destination. But i wouldn’t move there! Would love to travel for sure.

@DrubyFenrir Год назад

I love how excited you still get about Japan! It's what keeps me sticking around. Thanks for making such great videos!

@AngryDemonBowser Год назад

At 18:45 you talk about how streets have this ''happy'' feeling. Both in the English and Japanese language there is no real word for what the dutch call: gezellig. Gezellig means kind of a mix between cozy and busy in a positive way. It feels cozy because a certain space is getting busy. It feels like you and a bunch of other people are there for the same reason to hang and chill out. I would call streets like these in Japan ''Gezellig''!

@ethanr7789 Год назад

Great video as always! You show the parts of Japan that are not commonly shown and I always get excited when I see that you've uploaded. I really want to visit Japan someday and I appreciate you showing me what Japan has to offer. Thank you for your energy and excitement that you bring in your videos.

@JackMyersPhotography Год назад

I love watching you walk around and explore Japan. Your experience there, combined with your take on things in general is always positive and inspiring. Thanks.

@romanbaladadiii8063 Год назад

Wow. That was amazing as always. Thank you for exploring and sharing Tokyo's lesser touristy areas.

@Sbeas19 Год назад

Norm's explore spirit is something so unique. A breath of fresh air that I don't see anywhere else.

@MikaMikaMika89 Год назад

I have been to Japan twice, 2 weeks each, and have the same love for exploring you do. I often find myself pausing your videos just to let myself experience the FEELING of being in Japan that your videos often evoke. I love it.

@anthonycrafton8240 Год назад

I loved the Nakasendo video, had me getting out and about more. Japan has an interesting blend of nature and architecture and it always gets me hyped to see the hidden temples and shrines in your videos. Good luck and fair weather Norm!

@linmonPIE Год назад

That’s really cool that they organize the city by theme even for niche categories like snowboarding. I’d imagine it makes it easier to find people who have the same interests as you because it’s like you have your own street to hang out in.

@user-dy4qn4eu8u Год назад

Oh, yes. Ningyotyou is a great town.There are nice traditional or modern restaurants, good sweets shops, beautiful shrines, interesting souvenir shops. This town was on the Japanese popular movie too.

@tammi6771 Год назад

This is really interesting. I like how it took you to some places that most people wouldn't think to go to. I love all the hidden shrines. It looks like it was a fun way to spend the day.

@liadupuis9265 Год назад

Nice video as always 🧡 Loved exploring these unseen areas of Tokyo with you!

@aidenfp85 3 месяца назад

I've been on a rewatch of your channel, for probably the third or fourth time in the past few years, and im using a lot of your content specifically, to help plan my upcoming trip in November. I have lists on lists of places I want to see that i've found directly through your content. Thanks for all the incredible adventures and content Norm, much love ❤

@TrueGamory Год назад

Next time, ask ChatGPT to write an entire Tokyo Vlog video script (with narration, camera shots, etc) and then turn that into a video

@tovi099 Год назад

Thank you for showing us the hidden parts of Tokyo that we may not come across if we plan the trip for ourselves. All the shrines and hidden walkthrough is amazing!

@thewellbeingchick Год назад

Your videos always get me so excited for travel to Japan. I think it's your excitement for things its contagious

@ItaRoby Год назад

I felt like I was walking around with you! Nice to see you explore the not so known areas as always

@Thomas-cg2ns Год назад

Great Idea and great realization! What I most appreciate about your videos is the sense of exploration and wonder you manage to portray. And this is no exception.

@christopherh-t2631 Год назад

This Video really felt like a Tokyo Tuesday video. Thank you for taking us with you on this adventure.

@findingrenemo Год назад

i can feel your love for the ambiance and the mood japan gives off. i'm so happy i found your channel.

@primodojapao Год назад

That was very nice video. But what impress me more is how positive and happy you can look like on your videos, and full of joy and always glad! And I know from other videos that you passed by some hard stuff and you keep that way. It's amazing! I hope find that way some day too!

@SmilingQuokka Год назад

This was really fun, Norm! What an interesting way to plan an adventure for the day. We've tested ChatGPT for recipes, but not for an itinerary. I loved seeing all the shrines and different areas with their specialities. That lady in the shrine was so sweet, too. Hello from Australia if she's watching and really comments! 😃👋 I

@yellowyosh69 Год назад

Awesome video Norm! Love the energy you bring when exploring!

@Sever-Eleven Год назад

What a great video Norm! Love seeing the back streets and the less crowded areas like that.

@jocelijn Год назад

This sounds like a good way to find the areas that are catering to your own interest. Seeing that Tokyo is set up that way. Love the video Norm!

@daisyrosario3438 Год назад

Another serene day just watching you,Norm! Thanks for your internal energy!❤

@littlepear72 Год назад

I love that you used chatGPT in this way. I would love you to give this a try in other areas of Japan too

@pinkisflammable Год назад

This is such a good idea. The amount of things to do and see in Tokyo can be overwhelming and this kind of takes the stress of figuring out what to do. Also, love the shirt.

@TokyoLens Год назад

I really enjoyed this as well getting to discover new little spots like this!

@s70driver2005 Год назад

I found out that a loosely planned day strikes a good balance between setting this you want to see and giving the freedom to explore. I think walking down random alleyways or streets while on your way to your destination is a fun way to find things. Also if you can change your keyboard to type in 日本語 it opens to a whole new range of places when searching maps. 🎉

@Archivist_Sam_ 6 месяцев назад

Videos like this make me realize how much I truly missed on my first trip to Japan. Despite just getting back a few weeks ago, I already want to go back. Based on thos one trip, I can see why people love Tokyo and never want to leave. Thanks gor sharing this amazing content!

@Stormcrow89 Год назад

First off, love your shirt! It just made me smile so much. Secondly, I love how the AI took you to a variety of places, especially ones that don’t seem too often thought of. The area with all the books had me wishing we could pause and go back to see them all!

@katiew1021 Год назад

This might just be the first time that I’ve seen an example of using AI that I can see myself using. Great idea. Thanks for taking us along!

@hamids4550 Год назад

been sick and was waiting for your videos.they are really help going thru tough times, and as always puts a smile on my face. thanks of making new contents for us

@merggarvey Год назад

Norm, your positivity and excitement is just such a light. I think we would all be served to explore the world with the child-like wonderment you bring to your videos!

@paulfournierphoto Год назад

What a treat! Whenever I find myself in need of some Japan fix I watch your videos and it feels like i am there. Thanks for sharing 🍻

@gabrielbatista-hopkins8710 Год назад

I love your videos and watch them all the time, especially when you post a new one. I've lived in the US all my life but your videos help me learn and see where my grandparents and my ancestors lived and grew up. It is so interesting to see how different Japan looks compared to the Google images. I hope to one day get to visit, or even live in Japan. Keep up the great work and keep exploring!

@jesuscruzcordova8269 Год назад

Already did this in March. Had delightful days in Shibuya, Asakusa and Odaiba. I didn't knew there was a lo of restaurant stores near asakusa. ChatGPT showed me and even recomended lunch and dinner plans. Best travel companion.

@LemifromJapan Год назад

You explored many places in one day, Norm! 😳The moment lady who approached you and subbed to your channel made me smile😊✨ Thank you for another fun video!😆

@Alexander-tx7jc Год назад

Kagurazaka and Akagi Shrine were THE highlight from my wanderings on my first trip to Japan. Love seeing it again, thanks Norm!

@elflass5544 Год назад

There was SO MUCH in this video that all I could think of is how long it must have taken you to edit this! Overall I'll still plan my own trips but interesting to see what AI came up with (& its fallibility: some things were gone etc). Thanks, Norm!

@s70driver2005 Год назад

I found out that a loosely planned day strikes a good balance between seeing things you want to see and giving the freedom to explore. I think walking down random alleyways or streets while on your way to your destination is a fun way to find things. Also if you can change your keyboard to type in 日本語 it opens to a whole new range of places when searching maps

@kevinholt2648 Год назад

Great video, I was cautiously optimistic when you first said you used chat to create your route. I was pleasantly surprised at what it came up with..it also showed its flaws with the restaurant being torn down. Its only as good as its inputs but a great view of Tokyo with all of its many sides and hidden treasures. Thanks for taking us along.

@idha39 Год назад

So many unique artitectures all over the different areas of Tokio, travelling all that much really shows how one area is different from the other!

@ZettaMech Год назад

Your videos are part of my peaceful Sunday morning routine. Thank you!

@LaJonne 9 месяцев назад

Love exploring Tokyo/Japan just like you! Thanks for your videos!

@davidpons3001 Год назад

I loved this video, it was one of my favorites. I hope you upload more videos exploring different neighborhoods in Tokyo. This city has a lot of interesting places that it would be nice to see in more videos. I really want to be able to live in Tokyo!!!!

@rolandconner2314 Год назад

Absolutely loved the concept using some thing new for some thing old to do and surprisingly it came off with out a hitch and worked really well with some improv kudos to you norm and cant wait to see the next thing u decide to pull off

@brodyanderson9339 Год назад

I feel the same as you do seeing everyone out enjoying shops. I feel all the online shopping is handy, but it is stealing some of the joy and happiness of discovering something new while you’re out and about.

@thiagoborges2920 Год назад

Norm, I wasn't expecting such an AMAZING video. I saw the thumb but didn't read the title lol, but when I clicked to watch I just smiled in less than 5 seconds. After that, I was more and more amazed by the things you have shown. Thanks for the vid!

@blackshadow-_-c9441 Год назад

Awesome video man, love the side streets aswell, can't wait to visit Japan again. Keep up the good work !

@jlutz57 Год назад

As someone that travels a lot for work and find myself in a new place. I really love this idea to just have fun getting an unbiased tour guide almost. Definitely going to try this out even in the rural areas I get sent to just to see what happens!

@LetsgowithHyro 10 месяцев назад

Love the way you present your videos, it's like we are all walking there with you + all of the knowledge you have of so many different areas! Greetings from Aruba.

@zrugel Год назад

10:40 that was a really good shot of you coming up the steps. didn't blow my mind, but wanted to appreciate you putting the camera down, walking away, and walking back.

@toowoombacorgi6358 Год назад

Your energy and enthusiasm is infectious!

@puri-ko Год назад

This was so fun, hope you do another episode like it!

@katherinekane9651 Год назад

We were told that Sugamo is Harajuku for the elderly. The shrine near the red underwear shop is where a lot of elderly people go to pray for long life. I didn't buy any red underwear but I did buy a red mug from a shop across the street from the underwear shop 🙂

@scottieosu2000 Год назад

Cool. It's a nice way to augment your travel. Glad it made suggestions for places you haven't seen in awhile.

@MailMe2Japan Год назад

how interesting. I like how areas are filled with specific things and the happiness is people with a common interest gathering together in the same space. reminds me of a convention vibe. you find your tribe by how you vibe.

@s70driver2005 Год назад

I definitely felt that in Akihabara and a few other places I went in Japan.

@macbryant822 Год назад

That was fun and Interesting idea to let the AI plan your day. Nice to see you visit old areas again. Keep up the amazing work.

@mirthevanwest Год назад

loved this so much! Going to Japan for 3 weeks in september so this was for sure very nice to see. Thanks for everything!

@Flargenyargen Год назад

I'm one of the guys who ran into you near the end of your day. Thanks for taking your time and being so kind! I was skeptical the AI would give you a really interesting day but I'm very happy to have been wrong. What an interesting day! I may try something like this next time.

@donneigh7665 9 месяцев назад

Watching your videos has become a wonderful part of my days. Watching you, Makes me want to drop everything and move to Japan.

@patamax3769 Год назад

Love the video! It’s these kind of video that inspired me to move to Japan in the first place. Sadly I have moved out since but this video definitely is telling me to go back

@ChannelSurffing3847u Год назад

Considering Metro Tokyo has nearly the same population has Canada it's always surprising to me how quiet Tokyo can be. Also - your shirt is lovely!

@Chonky_boi265 Год назад

Another fine video. Thanks Norm. It's Sunday here in Vancouver. What a great way to start the day, sip my coffee and see the wonders of Tokyo.

@triple_cheese 9 месяцев назад

Your videos always look so amazing, and of all the amazing things you film, the thing I love the most are the streets. There's just something about japanese streets and like alleys/back streets that is so fascinating.

@brvhtxxbxk 10 месяцев назад

i can not stress enough onto how underrated you are, i enjoy every single video you make and seeing u walk trough Tokyo inspires me to do thesame thing when i arrive in October. Its fun,its good for the body, it doesnt cost anything and you find small things that many tourists overlook when visiting Japan. Amazing video once again.

@schrijveromnia Год назад

Love the video! I'm visiting Tokyo right now and it's awesome. Seen some of your video's before coming here. I love that you asked for hidden gems in your prompt too. Gotta fit the book area into my schedule now.

@bork0992 Год назад

It seemed to go much better than I expected it would. Seems like a good tool to point in the right direction and then follow up the results with a bit of research.

@Shanyandao Год назад

Notification came at the perfect time ~ That was fun!! Next time I don’t know what to do I might try this out for myself 🤔 Loved the shrines it took you to, definitely gonna check them out myself! Also after this video + the recent livestream I really want to explore Kagurazaka, seems like a nice area.

@carolineb7127 Год назад

When I visit Sydney I'll often start at an area I know then look at google maps for what is within a 10 -20 minute walk that I haven't seen before and explore on the way. It takes me some really cool places!

@bofast Год назад

This was a fun and unique concept for a video, don't think I have seen anything like it before. I hope you're doing great, Norm! :)

@AfroInJPN Год назад

Absolutely fantastic video! I had the exact same idea a little while ago and after watching this video it makes me want to try it even more!

@yosoypatrick Год назад

I loved that prompt, I will adapt it for my local cities Cambridge and London and see what it comes up with! Really loved this video, especially the callback to your Nakasendo vid which is where I first discovered your channel, I'm going to check out the places you explored on street view because there was so much fascinating stuff going on!

@Cet3010 Год назад

Im just amazed by these old shops and especially the hidden shops and restaurants! Maybe you can do a video, all about hidden stuff in Tokyo if you haven't done it already!

@gori-wanders Год назад

It's amazing how gpt can suggest hidden spots. I thought it would give only touristy places. I'll give it a try! Thanks for the great video, Norm

@seandavie3672 Год назад

Thanks Norm. I do love strolling through the backstreets of Tokyo. I was recently channelling my inner Norn with a wonderful stroll from Nezu Shrine, across to Yanaka Beer Hall (which is a tiny old home converted to a cool bar) then through and old cemetery to the JR station. Lots of character of contrasts. Such fun. Thanks for the inspiration!

@zoof1306 Год назад

Notification squad!!!! Yassss so excited for this video!!

@TokyoLens Год назад

Hey Olivia!! Great to see you today!

@zoof1306 Год назад

@@TokyoLens hey norm! I’m sad I missed the last livestream but so glad I caught the notification for this!

@alkalinefailure Год назад

Thanks for sharing all the book shops. I now have a new area added to my travel list.

@Bransburk Год назад

Love the content, keep up the good work Norm.

@elehagd Год назад

What a fun video! Thanks for sharing all the different spots. Makes me want to visit!

@stoyanatanasov8012 Год назад

Damn, all this is amazing and the energy you deliver everything, I just can't appreciate it enough!! Definitely keep up the good work, PLEASE :3

@QCoraA Год назад

I wouldn't have expected the day to go so well, glad it turned out awesome! The little old lady asking for your RU-vid channel was so darn cute

@ghoffrantaha Год назад

I thoroughly enjoyed watching this. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! ❤

@alessio5670 Год назад

I'd love to visit Japan one day and this looked so nice and convinced me even more, love the content! would for sure try it out myself if there wasn't such a massive language barrier

@kungfool69 Год назад

this was fantastic! so glad it worked out well for you

@ssmrmgb Год назад

Great video. I have not visited Tokyo since 1992 and always enjoyed exploring the city. I lived in Okinawa for 2 years in the mid 70s and Camp Zama from 1990-92.