Nidome Yoshiaki - Japanese Bokken Artisan [Interview part 1/3 - EN/FR/JA]

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-- PART 2 --
• Nidome Yoshiaki - Japa...
-- Summary --
- 1:11 - Can you tell us about the birth of the Nidome workshop?
- 2:06 - Was it a profitable business at that time?
- 3:06 - So, why was Nidome Bokuto Seisakujo one of those who stayed in business?
- 3:51 - Isn't that the opposite now with the increased demand from abroad?
- 5:05 - How did Bokken manufacture start in Miyakonojo?
- 6:10 - So before that time, there was no Koryu Bokken manufacturer?
- 6:34 - I've heard of a craftsman in the Kanto area, but I've never been able to find him. Any idea who he is?
- 7:58 - It is said that 90% of the wooden weapons are made in Miyakonojo. Where does the other 10% come from?
- 8:33 - Voice Over: Masahiro grew up observing his father making wooden weapons.
- 9:26 - What are your main products?
- 10:17 - Do you only manufacture Budo related weapons?
- 11:16 - And what about wood availability?
- 12:26 - So, you'd like the customers to switch to red oak?
- 15:27 - What about Isu and Sunuke?
- 16:17 - Today, only Master Aramaki processes Hon Biwa. What about you?
- 17:26 - Which is why you use Tsubaki instead of Hon Biwa. Why Tsubaki?
- 18:39 - So you would recommend Tsubaki, even for contact practice?
-- TRANSCRIPT and EDITOR'S NOTES --
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-- INTRODUCTION --
Enjoying the quiet summer months, we traveled across Japan to Miyakonojo and the Kirishima sankei region to visit one of the last wooden weapon workshops of Japan: “Nidome Bokuto Seisakujo”.
The founder switched from the manufacture of agricultural tools to Bokken in 1964.
The tradition is perpetuated today by the founder’s sons, Master Nidome Yoshiaki & Masahiro working as a team.
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Director: Jordy Delage
Editing: Jordy Delage & Nicolas Nothum
Music: Guillaume Erard
Narrator: Brian Kamei
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Translation and subtitles: Eriko Hoshi, Rahel Bünzli, Jordy Delage, Nicolas Nothum
For their artistic participation, special thanks to: Christian Tissier Shihan, Norio Hoshi Kyoshi, Alexander Bennett Kyoshi, John Presley Renshi and Jared Kyle Lewis.
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[@shironula]

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[@MrPatrick7777]

Jonathan Gomez Nice! I am a hobby carpenter with old hand tools from Tennessee in the U.S. Maybe we can all exchange some idea. Or pictures at least. These videos are awesome. I love to see the work and the land. I can feel the love of excellence and wood. Be well, Mr. Gomez.

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