Aramaki Yasuo - Bokken Manufacture 3rd Generation Craftsman [Interview part 1/2 - EN/FR/JA]

[@victormcarrasco4821]

Thank you Master Aramaki for such wooden pieces of art. Personally I can't think in any other Bokuto been better than yours. My own Sunuke was and still is beyond experience, I do Iaido. In nearby future Im planning to buy my second Sunuke Bokuto from you of course, and that will be just for collection, it will not be used, it will endure. Greetings from México!!...

[@florinungur3461]

A true master craftsman.

[@imaginarts]

Excellent, merci pour le partage ! Lionel

[@rocioguevaraobando9075]

Gracias. Thanks. Merci. 😌🙏💚

[@sylvainrioux7700]

C'est là que vient mon boken ! !

[@Peekingduck]

Brilliant documentary ! Once you leave Japan and try to find good equipment to train with, you realize how few actually take their production this seriously. It is so disgusting to see how willing so many are to sell their garbage for a profit, while taking no pride nor responsibility in what the produce.

[@seidobudostudies]

Well, the vast majority of equipment sold abroad is mass produced in China, but there are a few very good craftsmen outside Japan. You should give them a try, some very good stuff there as well.

[@fabianmartin7126]

What would be the proper balance? Anything near a dobai style shinai?

[@magicalcoin]

枇杷の木ってそんなに硬いのかね🤔

[@水間祐典]

本枇杷　原木　大刀用　52本　2年乾燥　もってます...

[@ryldauril6379]

id buy stuff from them if it didnt take a year to get one or that most of the wood i want is out of stock...but someday..

[@สนุกดี-ร3ถ]

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