I Tried a TINY Night Train in Japan

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Never done the sleeper train before, and so today we are going from the tiniest private room in Japan's sleeper train, to renting out an entire house!! And what's more... Someone is going to be getting some good news in this video!
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HUGE LOVE to Tokyo Treat and Sakuraco! [ALL DETAILS BELOW!!!] Original Flight Giveaway Vid: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnbXq6ewdqqAhMk Use Code “TOKYOLENS22” to get $5 off for your first #Sakuraco box: team.sakura.co/tokyolensSC2212 and #TokyoTreat box here: team.tokyotreat.com/tokyolensTT2212 **Tokyo Treat / Sakuraco 2 (TWO!!) ROUND-TRIP TICKET GIVEAWAY!** THE WINNERS HAVE BEEN ANNOUNCED AND ARE...... Devin H. and Sarah M. CONGRATULATIONS!!!🎉 Pre Edit - How To: 1. Be Subscribed to EITHER Tokyo Treat or Sakuraco, using one of the Tokyo Lens Codes (ie =- the code above "TOKYOLENS22" or any previous Tokyo Lens code! 2. Subscription Deadline: January 31st 2023 3. Tokyo Treat and Sakuraco will pick 1 winner from each box by Feburary 17th 2023 and contact the winners directly by email!! 4. Anyone 18 years or older, may also submit their entry by filling out the form provided: bit.ly/tokyolensjapan **TOKYO LENS ROUND-TRIP TICKET GIVEAWAY** A massive and very exciting congratulations goes to…. Tammi!!! Tammi has never been to Japan, and has said that if she wins, she wants to bring her niece along with her, as she also has a dream of someday coming to Japan! Tammi, I hope that this humble ticket can help make both of your trips wonderful. This was honestly such a challenge!! I spent a total of 3 full days reading comments and there were so many great choices! I almost feel like I'm going to have to do this again!! **As promised, for now, if the Tokyo Lens Patreon ever hits 1,000 subscribers, I will do an additional giveaway to one patron as well!! ** Congrats to Tammi, and to all of you who took the time to watch, and binge, and leave comments, I have been LOVING getting to know you better! So please keep those comments coming!! Thank you and I will see you all… Real Soon

[@Sakutora]

Congratulations!

[@Snessie]

Congrats Tammi!!! I hope you have a wonderful trip!!

[@dattmay]

Congrats Tammi! Hope this trip is everything you dreamed of 🥳🥳🥳

[@megamcee]

Congrats Tammi!

[@atakoranodonbrachiosaurus1209]

gg, have a nice trip!

[@craigattig951]

Shout out to Norm and Tokyo Lens!!! It's Craig from Philadelphia, at 3:24 on your vid! Tomie and I had a great trip, and meeting you on the overnight train was a highlight! Love from Philly!

[@TokyoLens]

CRAIG!!!!!! so happy to see you on here!! Thanks so much for chatting!! Hope we have a chance to meet again!!

[@2Cixth]

I like how Norm blogs. It feels like youre just next to him enjoying the train ride. Very casual and chill.

[@DavidMunson]

Absolutely. He also tends to say the things i’m thinking, like about the shoji, and I find it so enjoyable to watch someone with similar interests who’s out doing the exploring I can’t do right now.

[@Snessie]

Small spaces are weirdly comfy and cozy to me, but that might be because I’m super small 😂 I love watching the landscapes change through the train’s window!! Anyway, thank you for taking your time to read each and every one of our comments, you’re very kind!! 💕

[@MaxW-er1hm]

I'm 6'3" and I LOVE these capsule spaces.

[@GkSanchez]

Trains in Japan are truly something else, how I wish the US had a train system as dense and useful as Japan's. Always fun to see these kinds of videos, thanks Norm!

[@brettbrooks5511]

Japan is a little over half the size of the state of Texas. There's no way the US could have a railway system like Japan because the of how much bigger the US is.

[@LouisChang-le7xo]

It's called Carbrained uncle sam stoppped supporting amtrak until biden came along. Ever heard of the chinese bullet train system? Even if the us was 'too big," we could have state-owned railways. Or you can watch Not Just Bikes.

[@-lord1754]

At the very least I wish California had something like this. Their excuse is that itd cost money but... cant be much more than what japan did lol@@brettbrooks5511

[@KimSpurre104]

A train system similar to this COULD (maybe) work in the largest and most congested US cities. Of course our public transportation system is pretty much already in place, but there’s always room for improvement.

[@ThatDarnStarks]

I wanna go to japan so bad. It’s been on my bucket list since I was a teenager. Hopefully I’ll make the trip within the next two years.

[@danicoversongs]

Man. Japan never ceases to amaze me. You can see efficiency in that train design.

[@bitter_gourd]

Congratulations to Tammi! I'm always jealous of the train systems that Japan has. It feels like such a big step up from the cross-province VIA Rail trains here in Canada in terms of cleanliness and comfort. Thank you for sharing the gorgeous scenery (that random statue at 9:40 is amazing)!

[@normar3773]

I’m 1000% here for watching Norm try to fit into all of the tiny Japanese accommodations. 😂 does anyone know how tall he actually is..? Also that stay house.. oh my lord🙌🏻🙌🏻 and that “beetle” cafe?! I don’t think I’m ever getting over this lens I see Japan through. 🤷🏼‍♀️🤗 Ty for taking us along! And congrats to the lucky winner!,❤

[@winxgirl179]

I can't help but wonder how tall Norm is as well 🤔

[@KimSpurre104]

Guessing 5’9” to 5’10” maybe? He seems to be about as tall as my ex judging by how he fits into beds roughly the length of a twin and how he fits into the small rooms (the ones where he tells us how wide the hallways, etc are). I’m sure one could find out the height and weight of just about anybody who is fairly well known by Googling lol

[@SageShark]

Norm out here getting recognized on the train 💪🏽 Overnight train as a concept is so interesting, it’s definitely lacking in space but makes up for it in affordability and the unique experience. Definitely Contemplating it for my trip to Japan 😅 Edit: Also this is my first time being this early on notification squad, I usually have to wait a couple hours to watch due to work

[@bryandavidasuncion9515]

Do it. And the moment you get on, go to the bath ticket dispense so you can experience bathing in a train. Protip: If you have a JR Pass, the nobi nobi sleeping area is covered. Though that is less comfortable than your own room.

[@Delescaw]

Love how you mixed travelling adventures in Japan with tiny places in this video. It’s the best of both worlds

[@dattmay]

Congrats Tammi! I hope this trip is everything you've dreamed of and more! Thanks again, Norm, for running this contest. You're really providing an amazing opportunity for your viewers and it's truly a wonderful thing. Thanks Sakura Co. and Tokyo Treat for the sponsorship and future contests as well :D I'm still going to finish the rest of the video (I just HAD to get my congrats out as soon as I could), but every sleeper train video I watch makes me surprised these aren't more prevalent. I know it's cost and time prohibitive, but it seems so unique (if cramped). Edit: Norm, I love when your secret nerd side comes out; that FFVII reference made me chuckle.

[@cheriestolze]

I’ve enjoyed reading your comments. I have huge knitting projects this winter. I, too, am going to continue to watch the videos. See ya, in the comments!

[@amribel]

the view from the sleeper train is everything to die for! i love stuff like these and looking at the landscape, especially japan's. definitely a dream im looking forward to someday!

[@monikama6689]

Could all of these amazing and interesting things that you show just magically appear in my country? Or could I just suddenly appear in Japan? Because I just can't stop being amazed by all of these things!

[@ankilon3]

Ahhh I loved the Sunrise Express, I was in the same type of room as you when I went! So cool seeing your experience on it (and that house's shoji are stunning!) Between the shaking of the train, the announcements, and the view from the window being too beautiful to miss, I could barely sleep. But I absolutely loved the design and experience, it was so cosy. It was my first (and only so far) time in Japan, and looking out the window to the rolling hills and shrines, with Mariya Takeuchi playing in my headphones, I actually cried knowing I'd finally got to go. Nice to bring back memories with this video

[@bitterellaselectricgroove8544]

Why do I get warm feels and nostalgia for these places, when I've never even been to Japan? Maybe it's Norm and the innate way he moves around Japan so freely. His speaking Japanese and making friends so easily gives me such a homesick feeling. It's strange but delightful. Lol PS-Congratulations, Tammi!! It would be cool if she was able to vlog her visit and share it! Just wishful thinking!!

[@davidgensemer502]

Congrats to Tammi! A bit sad I didn't get it, but I hope she has the time of her life for all of us who were hoping! Norm, you're seriously amazing for making this happen!!

[@LemifromJapan]

Amazing skills of making a story telling video Norm! I clicked for the sleeper train, but learn a lot more without getting bored any single moment..! Much respect to your hard work😆

[@usamaepekonis]

I always wanted to try riding in a sleeper train, it just looks cozy to me. Really enjoyed the video, I bet it will be a sleeper hit

[@milktoast6774]

Japan is the place I'd would have wanted to live if my life wasn't so hard. I have never had the money or opportunity to travel anywhere. But of all places, Japan is that one place I've always wanted to go to. I think I could live there. The way of living seems to be more along the way I wish I was living. Love your videos. You seem to be a very likable person, and that makes for great videos and awesome interactions.

[@JamesSato]

So glad that we all made it to the end of the year! Looking forward to all of the amazing video possibilities in the coming year as Japan reawakens from it's full reopening!!!

[@SweetAshGamer]

Congrats to Tammi! I hope you and your niece have an incredible time!

[@eMegMBea]

Basically the same size as a roomette on Amtrak in the US, but their bed turns into 2 seats and there's an extra bed that folds down from the top. I sleep like a ROCK when I get a roomette on Amtrak! The windows on this train are MUCH nicer than Amtrak 's dirty ones with the trim down the middle

[@eidolon8816]

Dude out here living the main character life we all wish we could have. I'm so jealous and intrigued at the same time.

[@valentine_mckee]

Congratulations Tammi! Your success here has made me want to make my Japan trip a reality even sooner. Treasure yours!

[@Emi-ry7yl]

I love me a shoji screen! 😀 That extra detail with the window shojis was lovely to see. Huge congrats to Tammi! I hope she and her niece have an amazing time and the trip exceeds their expectations. Super excited for them! You are a generous soul, Norm. 🙏 Wishing you all a joyous and fun-filled 2023! 🎊

[@cliftonchurch6039]

During COVID, the algorithm was feeding me Japan travel videos with just ambient sound and subtitled information. I enjoyed that, but craved more. I've been getting fed your videos and I feel like your content is like that with the storytelling of a Tom Scott video, and some tech doodads on the side. It's a great blend of informational while still being entertaining, and I'm appreciating it.

[@sbdreamey]

wow,, japan makes everything imaginable real. the lounge in the train where people can sit as they watch the scenery outside was so mesmerizing and cozy in a way.

[@qwertybg333]

Ahahahah amazing video as usual! I'm usually a very regular " Japanese trains and cruise ships" video watchers but, I never saw a small cabin like this one. Absolutely a challenging experience 😁 Thanks!

[@NerdyLaundry]

I love the idea of the sleeper train. I know it's small and cozy but man there is something about it that really calls to me. Glad to see that after all these years you're still finding new adventures in Japan. Cheers Norm.

[@jackiejeffries308]

Being 4’11 I wouldn’t have a problem enjoying this train and the room. Would ride it just for fun. Days and days perfect 😍

[@EmberMoonprincess92]

I’ve always been curious about sleeper trains so I love seeing different creators talk about them

[@buzz-bas]

Yes a sleeper train video with Norm loved the angles you shot inside the room. Also an entire house that's cheaper to book than a hotel room would love to see more of these accommodations if you find them or even a short tip on how to find them. Thanks again for this year Norm.

[@fifirala]

I miss traveling in Japan, and that train seems like a nice little adventure. I wish I could have won the trip, but I am glad that someone that has never been to Japan can go with their relative and experience it first hand.

[@MrsInAbox]

I am so proud of you Norm. From the guy I started following years ago, with a handful of followers, to now, getting sponsorships and organising giveaways with companies so other people can come see Japan too! You've grown and learnt so much since those early days ❤❤❤

[@explodingexpy]

Ive seen this train on Travel Alone Idea and its really fun to see the different styles of videos, yet both are just as enjoyable and comfy

[@QCoraA]

If I ever visit Japan I'd love to ride in one of those trains. I'm small so it looks cozy! Also just as I was thinking what a nice space to get work done you said it was a nice office space haha. Hope you stay warm for the winter months Norm!

[@joshabooth]

I really love how much appreciation you have for your tiny rooms, shops, and apartments. I might need to try one of these trains next time I'm there!

[@sarahgwynnie]

Thanks for taking us with you on your adventures Norm! Your perspective is always so refreshing. 💛

[@lauraboanas7817]

Seems apt for my journey of catching up to begin here. That train journey looks phenomenal. An absolute must and is on my list now 💖

[@dargondarkfire]

Always fun seeing night videos. The sleeper trains look like like a fun thing to try as well. Still remember connor complaining that people could see him through the window of his room on the night train and i thought, why doesn't he pull the window cover down? Or did he but just not on camera?

[@russianscissors]

I really wish we could have seen the larger rooms-I can only imagine but I’m glad you videoed the “ barely enough space” room because it is probably what I would use.

[@pydepyper]

Love the video Norm! And even more so, congratulations Tammi! It's so amazing that you were able to give her the ability to go and visit Japan! 🥰

[@RedMenace446]

god i love how excited he is JUST to be there, god it brings back memories

[@Jormunguandr]

Train, snow and nature. Very nice. Very comfy.

[@jamescandyland]

This is so cool! That train looks awesome. Quite the experience

[@Gadahax]

It's definitely with a bit of a bitter feeling that I see that I didn't win, but from the bottom of my heart a huge congratulations to Tammi! Hope you truly enjoy the trip! I really can't say I left this little contest empty handed either as it was a great opportunity to get to know the channel even better. Hope its ok I said the winner's name in the comment hahahah

[@briank8679]

It's funny, I've seen three videos now featuring the Sunrise Express from different KZbinrs, and yet you're the only one who genuinely seemed to enjoy the experience! Probably your adventurous spirit helps? Also damn, that house is super neat...shoji screens are one of my guilty pleasures, and that woodwork was NAISU. Congratulations to Tammi, and thank YOU Norm for all your videos this year! Wishing you a Happy New Year and a big 2023!

[@vikkipink1288]

That’s such an amazing deal on that place! So much space for such reasonable prices. I would absolutely love to stay there. Heck I wouldn’t mind living in a house that beautiful.

[@benistcreative]

the "room" you got is really amazing, that's the way you wanna relax after a daytrip that or an onsen probably.

[@yoitsash1606]

Congrats to Tammi! What an amazing opportunity and I hope you enjoy your trip to the fullest. I know I'll still be saving up to make it over there myself in a couple years hopefully. As for this video, I love seeing little peeks into the many different ways you can travel across Japan. I've been on a train once in my life and it was nothing like this lol. Awesome views and privacy (even if it looks a little tight for space) is an awesome combo. Plus shout out to that FF7 reference. We don't support Shinra but we can appreciate that connection of imagery. ;) Thanks for continuing to allow those of us not in Japan to see Japan through your eyes and experiences. I always look forward to a new post from you.

[@daraj5523]

I've watched a handful of your hotel & tiny apartment videos now, and I can't get over how tiny everything is in Japan. Blows my mind!

[@sam6030]

Im sad i missed this 😭 love watching the adventure though. Taking that train must be so fun!!!

[@bidoof22]

Notif squad LETSGOOOOO

[@shaneclark8628]

Let's goooooo

[@MarcelWestermaierTsamsiyu1]

I love the shoji. I built one myself for behind my TV to hide the cables. I have light behind it and put cardboard cutouts of Mt Fuji and some Sakura blossoms on the back.

[@xredgambit]

I loved the view from the train when you were passing those snowy towns. It looked beautiful!

[@LimbicGrave]

As a 2 meter tall dutch guy i love seeing these videos knowing that i would never survive there

[@ameliabell3623]

Congrats to the winner! I hope they have a fantastic time! I can't imagine what it's like to be recognized in public - pretty wild stuff.

[@RoGamg]

You are doing a great job buddy and thank you so much for giving us these precious videos; we need more people like you

[@elflass5544]

I'm FINALLY home and can watch the video that has been taunting me all day! So cool to see the landscape rolling by. Congratulations to Tammi; enjoy your travels! 😊

[@spencerrobinson9663]

After staying with my aunt several times in a home just like this. I find it really great how happy you are to see a more traditional home. You live in Japan and are so happy to be in this house. When I think of my time there it's always in a house like this. Thanks.

[@Zimgirgaz]

I always appreciate watching your content. Informative and visually pleasing scenery in every episode!

[@BrendanAbolivier]

Thanks a lot for this travel vlog, this was great to see a bit of what traveling in Japan looks like! The accommodation looks lovely in this traditional vibe. Also I would love to hear what Okazaki-san thinks of the room you had on the train.

[@JohnSmith-fo2vh]

Love the combination of your travel and apartment videos in this one. Looking forward to getting to do the scavenger hunt one day, too. Congrats Tammi!

[@JohnnyLupin]

Wow, I wasn't expecting that you'd end up here in Izumo in the video! I tried to see if any of the scenery going through your window looked anything like Izumo, but in the end, it was your destination! And the funny thing is that I started watching your channel because I'm moving from Izumo to Tokyo in a few days! Keep up with the good work (and I hope I can meet you someday there in Tokyo!)

[@Samilovescandy]

Honestly I started following your instagram and KZbin channel for you photography…. Now you’re showing me more side of Japan I never knew of. I love how raw your videos are and how you always surprise me with something unexpected. From learning how to ride a boat to flying. I would love to be like you and get out of my comfort zone and learn something new

[@chrisgarrett2658]

Love your channel. I've always wanted to visit Japan

[@subtleimbroglio]

I really liked seeing the countryside out of the train window! It made me feel like I was actually on the train taking a trip lol

[@jonasbp2011]

I once took this train from Takamatsu since it was the only train that could get me back to Tokyo within the duration of my Rail Pass after a concert in the evening. I just had a unreserved seat on the tatami floor, but it was still one heck of an experience 😌

[@Brad040]

It’s my life goal to go Japan with my mum and stepdad and partner I’ve deeply loved Japan and other Asian countries and Japan is one of those I set one of my life goals to visit before I die

[@richardsmith8384]

I've seen people complain about sleeper trains but honestly they look like a lot of fun as I always love just watching the world pass by.

[@SmilingQuokka]

Loved this video! What a lovely way to close out the year. Amazing views from the train I can see how you'd get distracted. The town and the house you stayed at are beautiful. Hope you had a much better sleep at the house than you did on the train.

[@valbankz292]

That home is beautiful 😍

[@RSkies]

Congrats Tammi! 🎉 I hope you and your neice have the trip of a lifetime and make tons of amazing memories exploring Japan. 💗

[@BeorimJ]

Congrats to Tammi, and i do not feel disappointed, since i did not loose anything. Winning would have been a bonus! Also, it led me to watch quite a few very interesting videos, and virtually got to meet very interesting people. So just thank you for the opportunity, and thank you for the content!

[@MatsuhitoWeela]

I hopped on the contest train pretty late so I knew chances were slim but I really enjoyed watching through the old videos! In this video you showed some of my favorite things, views of the countryside from the train (and the oni statue!) and some backstreets. I've been sick since Christmas and this video has just the right vibes for my energy levels, thanks!

[@chestnutwitch4771]

New motherhood the second time around is kicking my butt! I gave birth to my son at the end of November. I'm finally able to catch up on all of the vids that I have missed during the late night feeds. I sure have missed seeing you, Norm!

[@rolandgdean]

That little design in the shoji is called kumiko. It's an art form within the woodworking field in Japan. It's an amazing and very detailed discipline.

[@jameslong3936]

Thanks for sharing and shining light on all the corners of Japan!

[@zengrath]

Thank you for your videos Norm. I've probably seen a dozen videos now covering this sleeper train but it was still fun seeing your perspective on it.

[@kankun123]

I could tell the house was gonna be freezing by looking at it from the street. Stayed in a similar house and i got ptsd level bone chillin cold memories. I don't know why but the light temperature is also cold in these kind of places, like extremely white. Total chill experience.

[@pinkisflammable]

I love sleeping in small spaces so that train is perfect for me. I’m also short so no worries about headroom.

[@MeItsLiterallyMe]

Yes! Love it when folks from my city (Philly) are out there representing us well 💪🔔

[@arbelnox]

That honestly looks pretty cozy! A few years back I took the Amtrak from San Fran to Chicago (about 52 hours). The roomette was similar size, although not nearly as nice and new as this one. I love the picture window on these.

[@Embarrassed_Mess_]

Wow! Such a small space to travel in. I wish there were options for travel like this here. 😢 Thank you so much for showing us all of these unique experiences! One of these days I really hope that I can experience some of the things I’ve seen in your videos for myself. 😊

[@jadebadgal2384]

Just discovered your channel and I love your energy, love your videos

[@TopAnimeLoverEver]

I could do that for an entire day. Just laying there reading. Sleeping. Enjoying the scenery. I love to just watch out train windows in Japan. It's so peaceful. Munching snacks.

[@fnorazril]

Awesome news to hear that more folks get a shot at visiting Japan! No way I'd ever be able to get myself and my family over there so I'll just continue to vicariously live through your videos Norm! I love the train by the way, just being able to watch the landscape go rolling by is pretty darn cool. Though, the night time does kinda put a damper on that, but still nightscapes of the country rolling by, or anything lit by light is still pretty neat. Right there with ya on the shoji. The little ornate bits of woodwork are really nice. Something about simple, but elegant wooden symmetry makes me happy.

[@KimSpurre104]

I love this! The train was super nice and the scenery so much fun to watch roll by. The house you got to stay in was beautiful, and what a steal! The snacks look yummy but I can’t afford them 😕 being a disabled senior on a fixed income. But, I can live vicariously 😄

[@bork0992]

Congratulations Tammi I wish you the best trip and many adventures! 🎉 it’s been extremely fun to binge through your videos and that binge is definitely going to continue as I still have many to go! As for this video, those accommodations were so nice for such a cheap price! Can’t wait to see where the next adventure takes us

[@uzukisquiduwu]

Been loving the videos that have been coming out lately. Absolutely delighted to hear about the huge support about the support for the giveaways and tonnes of love to the people who were involved in helping out and supporting all of this. Been looking out for all your videos lately! Keep up the good work!

[@cinaralin]

Saying that all tea comes from the same leaf can get a bit confusing with everything and anything infused in water often being called tea. It is however true that black tea, green tea, Oolong etc. all come from the same plant (Camellia sinensis) and the processing is what decides what type of tea it is. It should also be noted that not every cultivar of Camellia sinensis is well suited for every type of processing, very similar to wine and its different grape varieties. That is some lovely looking shoji, beautiful house in general.

[@lindabeisner8692]

I'm a new subscriber and I love, love, love this channel! Norm, you are amazing, and so very interesting! Thank you for taking us along on your adventures! ❤

[@veitjacob9764]

Congratulations Tammi!!👏 Enjoy your trip, Japan is an amazing country and worth every minute of your stay.🙂

[@SpiceBagHun]

I'm so delighted you were able to give someone a chance to see such a beautiful country, your are songood for doing this! Happy new year to you! And honestly I don't know how you can make a cramped train cabin look amazing 🤩

[@justcarson69]

i love these videos, i watch them while i sleep, its so comforting.

[@expiredmilk....8917]

I think if you’re ever in the states you should give one of the long distance Amtrak trains a shot, I think the main issue with them is that the layout of some of the cars, and the nobi nobi section on this train is something they should definitely steal to make it more affordable

[@barrybondz9650]

Norm showing us the beautiful countryside, man does it look amazing !!! Thanks for taking us on an Adventure. Looking forward to more.

[@Azt3c07]

I love your videos Norm, its actually inspired me to push and work hard so I can plan a trip to Japan as well as I've learned so much from your videos.

[@billie869]

Love ur videos, ur content is great! Ur passion for Japan and adventure and ur videos is unique and refreshing. Thanks for sharing