Building Without Nails: The Genius of Japanese Carpentry | China Uncensored

Would you believe a temple built 400 years ago without any nails could still be standing? That's the genius behind traditional Japanese carpentry. It uses complex joinery techniques to build anything you can imagine without any nails or screws. Go with nature, or go against nature.That's the lesson of wabi sabi master craftsman Mr. Hanafusa shares with us on this special episode of China Uncensored. For more on Mr. Hanafusa's New York store, Miya Shoji, please visit www.miyashoji.com/
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[@scottmurray5600]

I'm an engineer, so I have an understanding of forces....of material resistance to forces....of shape resistance to forces....but I also see as a human who feels with his soul, and I loved this video. My world is so fast there is so little time to produce high quality, I am involved in a process that delivers 'that will do', cluttered by multiple chiefs desires on what the finished product looks like. This video was truly refreshing and I loved it.

[@strictnonconformist7369]

They cancelled this before it was ever aired? Damned fools! Thank you for posting this, this is wonderful.

[@llew777]

Watching this brought a tear, the simplicity the perfection the tradition

[@kuhaku9587]

I am with this guys who think rain make things beautiful, rainy days are my favorites, nature is so much beautiful when it's wet, more calm also. It relax the eyes not to have the brightness of the sun.

[@i_nameless_i-jgsdf]

Kuhaku best weather for gaming

[@kuhaku9587]

The Axis PoweR yes that too, haha.

[@kuhaku9587]

GasFromMyAnus I0I lol

[@lauragraves4342]

@@gasfrommyanusi0i594 why not GasFromMyAss101? Sorry, I'm being assinine.

[@CRLFNKL]

Five years have passed and still, time and time again, I return to this documentary. Thank you.

[@xKrispyx]

I love the beauty of Japanese designs. For me, their beauty lies in the complex engineering hidden behind apparent simplicity. Simply stunning.

[@sharketm7655]

Chinese Capentry like Kanji!

[@CeeKayz0rz]

Man, I could've watched another two hours of this....

[@ArchVileDaClown]

Me too:D

[@24emerald]

I know right...

[@eriksanchez7286]

Same

[@narekhart9862]

Its the music lol

[@moabt.frican7163]

Oh easy, if not more. I was totally engrossed in this tbh

[@Phoenix1212121212]

Me: "I was interviewed and had my own section in a documentary once" Other person: "Wow! You must've done something really significant then?" Me: "Yeah I bought some furniture."

[@narnia1752]

🌟You will be blessed to stick to the end🌟 Speaking of history, the majority of Japanese culture originally came from the Korean peninsula. (The ancient ancestors of Korean people, that are connected to the nomatic in Central Asia, had built a civilization predating that of the Han Chinese by 2,500 years.) About 500 years ago, the Japanese invaded the Korean peninsula like the predatory Vikings, and during the chaos of the bloody war, they kidnapped for example, a significant number of pottery artisan masters... (The Japanese had to withdraw back to their islands after experiencing a heavy blow by the superior navy of Korea (then called Chosun) that built the ships WITHOUT any nails. The Japanese used nails for their ship building which is disadvantageous when firing the cannons.) The Japanese emperor who abdicated his throne to his son not too long ago, confessed that he is a descendant of an ancient royal dynasty family from the Korean peninsula. Just a few historical FACTS that the Japanese are not too excited about disclosing... Oh, here's one more Fact relevant to China Uncensored: Suring the 36-year Japanese colonial occupation of the Korean peninsula (1910~1945), the imperialistic Japanese government turned one of the royal palaces in Seoul, Korea into a zoo. Can you imagine the the Buckingham palace or the White House being treated like that?! What is even WORSE is that for decades now the predatory CCP (Chinese Communist Party) has been using the traitorous Pro-China mainstream media in Korea, exploiting this painful history for Koreans in its schemes to colonize the Korean peninsula, by weakening the Korean-Japanese partnership that is disadvantageous to the CCP's predatory schemes!!! How? By brainwashing Koreans with Pro-China propaganda, hiding/minimizing the destructive effects of the Chinese in Korean history, while enraging Korean psyche with exaggerating and or fabricating history and news reports, thus instilling deep seated anti-Japanese, Pro-China sentiment among Koreans. Both the current ILLEGITIMATE socialist regime (that hijacked South Korea through the witch hunt of President Park) with the HELP of the CCP AND so-called mainstream media in South Korea are Pro-China traitors. The CCP MO in Both South Korea and the US is basically the same. Here's just a tip of the iceberg of how the predatory CCP is waging a hybrid war against us: 🇨🇳🆘"$70M Sent from China to US University, Biden Center; Cryptic Message in S. Korea Voting Machines" (Crossroads with Joshua Phillips: 20:45, 5.25.2020) kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6mQpGaoZrGgb80 🇨🇳🆘China is Using George Floyd Protests for Propaganda" (China Uncensored: 6.8.2020) kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmOun5eVateJnLs 🇨🇳🆘"REVEALED: China's Secret Blueprint to Destroy America" (Declassified w/ Gina Shakespeare: 15:00, 8.23.2018) kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJCUfJaubtGlqdE 😱SUBVERSION 🎯🆘Iran, Russia, China, Turkey celebrate 'collapse' of US -The Jerusalem Post (6.2.2020) www.jpost.com/international/iran-russia-china-turkey-celebrate-collapse-of-us-630051 🎯🆘Coronavirus Fears Fed by Soviet-style Agitprop From Russia, China, and Iran | The Heritage Foundation (March 10, 2020) www.heritage.org/public-health/commentary/coronavirus-fears-fed-soviet-style-agitprop-russia-china-and-iran 🎯Heritage Foundation: "the most influential think tank in the world" for 3 years on a row (per a UPenn study) 🇨🇳🆘🇺🇸US Newspapers Have Received $19 Million from Chinese Propaganda Outlet (6.15.2020) www.westernjournal.com/us-newspapers-received-19-million-chinese-propaganda-outlet/ 🎯🦅🇺🇸‼️Congress Targets Social Media Companies for Circulating Chinese Propaganda (Washington Free Beacon: 6.18.2020) freebeacon.com/national-security/congress-targets-social-media-companies-for-circulating-chinese-propaganda/ ~~~~~ 🦅🙏🇺🇸🙏🦅"Do You See What Is Happening, Message Sent, Message Received - Episode 2195b" (X22Report: 41:50, 6.9.2020) kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZjCdmmir72Vg9E 🎯 Political• Geopolitical 🎯Deep State is losing, but not without a fierce fight to the end. 👿🌐Deep State: will NEVER stop trying to erase our history. Their goal: One World government with no distinctive history and identity to fight for e.g., Robert Lee statue (Gov. Trying to remove the statue) We need to learn from history They are Trying to disbar AG William Barr 🦅🇺🇸AG Barr, their threat Just in January, President Trump's attorneys were before the Senate Judiciary Committee Now these criminals are before the Senate Judiciary Committee To testify under oaths AG Barr will be presenting indictment NOT a report BUT indictment kzbin.info x22report.com/thepeople ~~~~~ 🌟🇺🇸USA! VOTE IN PERSON - Tuesday, Nov 3, 2020🇺🇸🌟 🇺🇸👍Voter ID👍🇺🇸 🚫Mail-in Ballots 🚫Ballots Harvesting & Thievery 😱"Those who vote decide nothing. Those who count the votes decide everything." ~ Joseph Stalin (1878~1953), Soviet Communist dictator (Russian COMMUNIST Party=the ONLY ruling political party since 1922, 5 yrs after COMMUNIST Revolution): "The goal of socialism is communism." ~ Vladimir Lenin (1870~1924), Soviet Commubist dictator succeeded by Stalin (his likely assassin) 😱NJ City Councilman Among 4 Charged in Vote-Fraud Scheme; 19 Percent of Ballots Rejected (The Epoch Times: 6.27.2020) www.theepochtimes.com/4-charged-in-mail-in-voter-fraud-scheme-19-percent-of-ballots-rejected_3403920.html 😱28 Million Mail-In Ballots Went Missing in Last Four Elections | RealClearPolitics (4.24.2020) www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2020/04/24/28_million_mail-in_ballots_went_missing_in_last_four_elections_143033.html?fbclid=IwAR1S_uAXPpRfeDRLIpQh3L1Bfr6WWlko23fSw9WW6mp7TouqVELKG7e1hc4 😱DOJ: Democrats Paid PA Election Officials to Stuff Ballot Box (5.21.2020) www.breitbart.com/politics/2020/05/21/doj-democrats-paid-pennsylvania-election-officials-to-stuff-ballot-box 😱National Campaign to Remove Vote-by-Mail Safeguard Gains Victory in Minnesota (The Epoch Times: 6.24.2020) Having allowed a great multitude of people to roam around FREELY during the RIOTS, WHY would they SUDDENLY use Covid-19 as an EXCUSE to INSIST ON BYPASSING the BASIC, ESSENTIAL measure to ENSURE FAIR election???!!! www.theepochtimes.com/national-campaign-to-remove-vote-by-mail-safeguard-gains-victory-in-minnesota_3400954.html Map🇺🇸Minnesota_2016_Presidential_Election_Results_by_2016_Congressional_District.png (3392×2171) images.dailykos.com/images/335664/original/Minnesota_2016_Presidential_Election_Results_by_2016_Congressional_District.png?1481042549 ~~~~~ 🇺🇸"America is like a healthy body and its resistance is THREEFOLD: its PATRIOTISM, its MORALITY and its SPIRITUAL LIFE. If we can undermine these THREE areas, America will collapse from within." - Joseph Stalin 🦅🇺🇸🦅Mac Donald: Statistics Do Not Support The Claim Of ‘Systemic Police Racism’ (6.2020) www.dailywire.com/news/mac-donald-statistics-do-not-support-the-claim-of-systemic-police-racism?itm_source=parsely-api%3FDop_ed&_hsmi=88954166&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-99ZtsZ7aTDlyjP5aR0cRf25adl56vkiH8cM6DZq3g5BOymGzWF_ZVXzVGmjw_PwGL05MBVZZlompJBAXiuQnAc31PZmQ& 🦅🇺🇸🦅"They Never Thought She Would Lose, 16 Year Plan Push, Plan Exposed & Countered - Episode 2194b"(X22Report: 2020) kzbin.info/www/bejne/eajJh4uarZaLjsU x22report.com/thepeople 🌟🏝️❤️🙏✝️🙏❤️🏝️🌟 "The Hawaii Blessing" (6:27, 5.14.2020) kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKm0YYWkgM-lsLs 🌟"The LORD bless you and keep you; the LORD make his face shine on you and be gracious to you; the LORD turn his face toward you and give you peace." (Numbers 6:24~26) www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Numbers+6%3A24-26&version=NIV 🌟In the Image of God We Trust (Desiring God 2016) www.desiringgod.org/articles/in-the-image-of-god-we-trust 🌟Pres Sec Kayleigh McEnany Shares @ Briefing: Heartwarming, Healing Reports (6.1.2020) kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4bbi5x4ebmdhLM 🌟Quotes MLK: "We must learn to live together as brothers or perish together as fools." ❤️🇺🇸❤️This video = even MORE relevant in 2020‼️ #TheGreatAwakening 🦅🇺🇸🦅"This Video Will Get Donald Trump Elected" Oct. 23, 2016‼️ kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWPUeouOlsurebM kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWPUeouOlsurebM

[@esis1873]

I feel so guilty watching this. Just bought an electric planer yesterday.

[@metaljeffenc]

lmao

[@oldaxehead655]

"With nature, not against nature". That is a great quote.

[@SegoMan]

While Fukushima still leaks hundreds of gallons of radioactive waste into the ocean... Yeah love the hypocrisy there !

[@AlexBerchuk]

Said a lad who settled in a large megapolis so he could find himself some rich customers who have made their fortunes either of cheap gods or in finance

[@phank.s.4052]

@@SegoMan this man is a traditional woodworker, what does he have to do with a nuclear factory?

[@geddon436]

@@AlexBerchuk Exactly. He is working with "nature". The nature of capitalism, unfortunately or fortunately.

[@InformationIsTheEdge]

I could not have enjoyed that more! The shoot and edit style, the narration, the pace, the music... All of it blended together into a seamless, zen-like journey through Japanese joinery. I read many years ago that Japanese joiners will spend as much as a third of their time on a project caring for their tools. After watching this, I have no doubt of that. Thank you for the wonderful look at some beautiful craftsmanship.

[@XamTakorian]

10 people from Ikea gave this a Thumbs Down. Seriously though great job, excellent production quality and very interesting.

[@ChinaUncensored]

That's great to hear after all the hard we work put into making this. Thanks!

[@BosonCollider]

Lots of IKEA furniture is actually surprisngly similar to this. Both are built like 3d puzzles that avoid nails.

[@coffeebeann1]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@coffeebeann1]

BosonCollider I have yet to see a piece of furniture that does not require nails or bolts

[@johnmarshall6686]

@@coffeebeann1: Are you a religious person?

[@Flyingpotatos]

Japanese architecture is greatly influenced by ancient Chinese architecture such as Tang and Song dynasty. It's so simple and beautiful style.

[@jonmartindeiii962]

Right? so why did he specifically call it japanese joinery while excluding china and korea? im so confused

[@prashnaveetprasad8339]

​@@jonmartindeiii962because white Americans are clueless

[@tenacious_takakumi2680]

@@jonmartindeiii962the Chinese and Korean joinery for buildings are more simple in nature. This is due to Japan being more prone to seismic activities so the joinery must be crafted so that they withstand things like frequent eartquakes. The handcrafted furnitures just uses various implemented techniques that have been passed down generations and have gotten distinct charasteristics. Think of it as Japanese animation. Even though the animation was heavily influenced and inspired by US, no one calls anime style as American.

[@kqclund]

Please go to China and see the traditional Chinese architecture structures ancient and current before you say anything.​@@tenacious_takakumi2680

[@kqclund]

Chinese joinery is NOT more simple. You should not say something that you don't know much about. ​@tenacious_takakumi2680

[@DvDPlaya]

*Much respect* to Mr. Hanafusa and his apprentice.

[@ChinaUncensored]

I'm so happy everyone's been enjoying this so much!

[@CrazyCamo]

I've been a somewhat successful ballet dancer, though now I find myself living in relative obscurity asking myself difficult questions. I've built the granny shack I live in with my dad, and try to achieve harmony with nature as best I can, it's difficult, especially in the sprawl of california. Watching this has made me feel so much better tonight. I can't wait to show my father this video, I'm sure he will enjoy it very much. Wabi Sabi, i've got to remember that, thanks for sharing!

[@dragnar12]

dude this is history this is AWSOME ( shame it will be lost over time :( )

[@beautifulreality4103]

great cool video Chris :-)

[@MetaSynForYourSoul]

Why on earth is this not a PBS series right now? I would watch.

[@jst1man]

Chris I have heard of this somewhere before. Wasn't this put on DVD? I gotta say though that Nature and Modern Society could get along, but Society doesn't want to put the time or money into it. This was a excellent show. I think you should do an Asia Uncensored but do it more on a whole Asia. This is definitely your calling. Keep it up!

[@IInfamouss]

Being a Carpenter myself this is amazing work, hats off to you guys hope that tradition never dies out. Wish i could get a chance at learning this awesome work!

[@victoriajade521]

This awesome work was invented by Chinese, Japan came to China to learn this technique and many other things.

[@cartooniverse8891]

This is a great show, just goes to show that TV are outdated. They would rather produce another crappy reality tv show than something beautiful like this.

[@CNSninja]

Cartooniverse Thought provoking material is an absolutely critical threat to those who benefit so much from the current status quo. That's why psychedelics are illegal. It's why TV is chock full of scripted nonsense so ironically labeled as "reality" TV, it's why everything is "politicalized" these days and thought is funneled and limit into to one of two main, flawed ways of thinking. All of it is in an attempt to prevent new, outside concepts from threatening that status quo, and "we the people" are tricked into supporting it all against our own best interests. Then any time a new "grass roots" movement or idea pops up, it's either a fraudulent "astro-turf" movement, or its quashed and crushed by popular culture to prevent its success. For those who benefit so immensely from the rest of us suffering the current status quo, provoking serious through is tantamount to a kind of snowballing suicide that would get out of their control very quickly.

[@TheBaldr]

This show just lies to you... Did you know that almost all temples in Japan replace every single piece of timber every twenty years? That is part of the Shinto-Buddhism religion. That traditional wooden Japanese houses have no value in Japan after 20 years and have to be destroyed and rebuilt. An untreated piece of wood can last 1000 years... I’ll believe that when hell freezes over... I’ve seen companies destroy their modern building and build an exact duplicate building because it was over 20 years old. It is really wasteful, and that practice has been curbed for non-religious buildings in Japan. Yes the carpentry is nice, but there are a whole range of aesthetics of Japanese art you could go into like Wabisabi, this whole minimalist/ old ways are better crap is just utter nonsense to make a show look better without being very knowledgeable on the subjects.

[@skprog]

am i the only one that thinks the name china uncensored is the funniest most ironic title ever because that is literally all they do.

[@narnia1752]

🌟You will be blessed to stick to the end🌟 Speaking of history, the majority of Japanese culture originally came from the Korean peninsula. (The ancient ancestors of Korean people, that are connected to the nomatic in Central Asia, had built a civilization predating that of the Han Chinese by 2,500 years.) About 500 years ago, the Japanese invaded the Korean peninsula like the predatory Vikings, and during the chaos of the bloody war, they kidnapped for example, a significant number of pottery artisan masters... (The Japanese had to withdraw back to their islands after experiencing a heavy blow by the superior navy of Korea (then called Chosun) that built the ships WITHOUT any nails. The Japanese used nails for their ship building which is disadvantageous when firing the cannons.) The Japanese emperor who abdicated his throne to his son not too long ago, confessed that he is a descendant of an ancient royal dynasty family from the Korean peninsula. Just a few historical FACTS that the Japanese are not too excited about disclosing... Oh, here's one more Fact relevant to China Uncensored: Suring the 36-year Japanese colonial occupation of the Korean peninsula (1910~1945), the imperialistic Japanese government turned one of the royal palaces in Seoul, Korea into a zoo. Can you imagine the the Buckingham palace or the White House being treated like that?! What is even WORSE is that for decades now the predatory CCP (Chinese Communist Party) has been using the traitorous Pro-China mainstream media in Korea, exploiting this painful history for Koreans in its schemes to colonize the Korean peninsula, by weakening the Korean-Japanese partnership that is disadvantageous to the CCP's predatory schemes!!! How? By brainwashing Koreans with Pro-China propaganda, hiding/minimizing the destructive effects of the Chinese in Korean history, while enraging Korean psyche with exaggerating and or fabricating history and news reports, thus instilling deep seated anti-Japanese, Pro-China sentiment among Koreans. Both the current ILLEGITIMATE socialist regime (that hijacked South Korea through the witch hunt of President Park) with the HELP of the CCP AND so-called mainstream media in South Korea are Pro-China traitors. The CCP MO in Both South Korea and the US is basically the same. Here's just a tip of the iceberg of how the predatory CCP is waging a hybrid war against us: 🇨🇳🆘"$70M Sent from China to US University, Biden Center; Cryptic Message in S. Korea Voting Machines" (Crossroads with Joshua Phillips: 20:45, 5.25.2020) kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6mQpGaoZrGgb80 🇨🇳🆘China is Using George Floyd Protests for Propaganda" (China Uncensored: 6.8.2020) kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmOun5eVateJnLs 🇨🇳🆘"REVEALED: China's Secret Blueprint to Destroy America" (Declassified w/ Gina Shakespeare: 15:00, 8.23.2018) kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJCUfJaubtGlqdE 😱SUBVERSION 🎯🆘Iran, Russia, China, Turkey celebrate 'collapse' of US -The Jerusalem Post (6.2.2020) www.jpost.com/international/iran-russia-china-turkey-celebrate-collapse-of-us-630051 🎯🆘Coronavirus Fears Fed by Soviet-style Agitprop From Russia, China, and Iran | The Heritage Foundation (March 10, 2020) www.heritage.org/public-health/commentary/coronavirus-fears-fed-soviet-style-agitprop-russia-china-and-iran 🎯Heritage Foundation: "the most influential think tank in the world" for 3 years on a row (per a UPenn study) 🇨🇳🆘🇺🇸US Newspapers Have Received $19 Million from Chinese Propaganda Outlet (6.15.2020) www.westernjournal.com/us-newspapers-received-19-million-chinese-propaganda-outlet/ 🎯🦅🇺🇸‼️Congress Targets Social Media Companies for Circulating Chinese Propaganda (Washington Free Beacon: 6.18.2020) freebeacon.com/national-security/congress-targets-social-media-companies-for-circulating-chinese-propaganda/ ~~~~~ 🦅🙏🇺🇸🙏🦅"Do You See What Is Happening, Message Sent, Message Received - Episode 2195b" (X22Report: 41:50, 6.9.2020) kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZjCdmmir72Vg9E 🎯 Political• Geopolitical 🎯Deep State is losing, but not without a fierce fight to the end. 👿🌐Deep State: will NEVER stop trying to erase our history. Their goal: One World government with no distinctive history and identity to fight for e.g., Robert Lee statue (Gov. Trying to remove the statue) We need to learn from history They are Trying to disbar AG William Barr 🦅🇺🇸AG Barr, their threat Just in January, President Trump's attorneys were before the Senate Judiciary Committee Now these criminals are before the Senate Judiciary Committee To testify under oaths AG Barr will be presenting indictment NOT a report BUT indictment kzbin.info x22report.com/thepeople ~~~~~ 🌟🇺🇸USA! VOTE IN PERSON - Tuesday, Nov 3, 2020🇺🇸🌟 🇺🇸👍Voter ID👍🇺🇸 🚫Mail-in Ballots 🚫Ballots Harvesting & Thievery 😱"Those who vote decide nothing. Those who count the votes decide everything." ~ Joseph Stalin (1878~1953), Soviet Communist dictator (Russian COMMUNIST Party=the ONLY ruling political party since 1922, 5 yrs after COMMUNIST Revolution): "The goal of socialism is communism." ~ Vladimir Lenin (1870~1924), Soviet Commubist dictator succeeded by Stalin (his likely assassin) 😱NJ City Councilman Among 4 Charged in Vote-Fraud Scheme; 19 Percent of Ballots Rejected (The Epoch Times: 6.27.2020) www.theepochtimes.com/4-charged-in-mail-in-voter-fraud-scheme-19-percent-of-ballots-rejected_3403920.html 😱28 Million Mail-In Ballots Went Missing in Last Four Elections | RealClearPolitics (4.24.2020) www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2020/04/24/28_million_mail-in_ballots_went_missing_in_last_four_elections_143033.html?fbclid=IwAR1S_uAXPpRfeDRLIpQh3L1Bfr6WWlko23fSw9WW6mp7TouqVELKG7e1hc4 😱DOJ: Democrats Paid PA Election Officials to Stuff Ballot Box (5.21.2020) www.breitbart.com/politics/2020/05/21/doj-democrats-paid-pennsylvania-election-officials-to-stuff-ballot-box 😱National Campaign to Remove Vote-by-Mail Safeguard Gains Victory in Minnesota (The Epoch Times: 6.24.2020) Having allowed a great multitude of people to roam around FREELY during the RIOTS, WHY would they SUDDENLY use Covid-19 as an EXCUSE to INSIST ON BYPASSING the BASIC, ESSENTIAL measure to ENSURE FAIR election???!!! www.theepochtimes.com/national-campaign-to-remove-vote-by-mail-safeguard-gains-victory-in-minnesota_3400954.html Map🇺🇸Minnesota_2016_Presidential_Election_Results_by_2016_Congressional_District.png (3392×2171) images.dailykos.com/images/335664/original/Minnesota_2016_Presidential_Election_Results_by_2016_Congressional_District.png?1481042549 ~~~~~ 🇺🇸"America is like a healthy body and its resistance is THREEFOLD: its PATRIOTISM, its MORALITY and its SPIRITUAL LIFE. If we can undermine these THREE areas, America will collapse from within." - Joseph Stalin 🦅🇺🇸🦅Mac Donald: Statistics Do Not Support The Claim Of ‘Systemic Police Racism’ (6.2020) www.dailywire.com/news/mac-donald-statistics-do-not-support-the-claim-of-systemic-police-racism?itm_source=parsely-api%3FDop_ed&_hsmi=88954166&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-99ZtsZ7aTDlyjP5aR0cRf25adl56vkiH8cM6DZq3g5BOymGzWF_ZVXzVGmjw_PwGL05MBVZZlompJBAXiuQnAc31PZmQ& 🦅🇺🇸🦅"They Never Thought She Would Lose, 16 Year Plan Push, Plan Exposed & Countered - Episode 2194b"(X22Report: 2020) kzbin.info/www/bejne/eajJh4uarZaLjsU x22report.com/thepeople 🌟🏝️❤️🙏✝️🙏❤️🏝️🌟 "The Hawaii Blessing" (6:27, 5.14.2020) kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKm0YYWkgM-lsLs 🌟"The LORD bless you and keep you; the LORD make his face shine on you and be gracious to you; the LORD turn his face toward you and give you peace." (Numbers 6:24~26) www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Numbers+6%3A24-26&version=NIV 🌟In the Image of God We Trust (Desiring God 2016) www.desiringgod.org/articles/in-the-image-of-god-we-trust 🌟Pres Sec Kayleigh McEnany Shares @ Briefing: Heartwarming, Healing Reports (6.1.2020) kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4bbi5x4ebmdhLM 🌟Quotes MLK: "We must learn to live together as brothers or perish together as fools." ❤️🇺🇸❤️This video = even MORE relevant in 2020‼️ #TheGreatAwakening 🦅🇺🇸🦅"This Video Will Get Donald Trump Elected" Oct. 23, 2016‼️ kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWPUeouOlsurebM kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWPUeouOlsurebM

[@suprememasteroftheuniverse]

Beautiful?

[@ЯнаМасорина]

Didn't want this video to end! So peaceful and interesting. Pure beauty 🇯🇵

[@solarhellas6687]

"They honored the space itself... they have a reverence for their matterials" You said everything!!!!!

[@hajime3570]

Am I the only one who found it hypocritical that old rich people who live in a multi-million dollar apt and house want simplicity while paying for a 40k table.

[@hajime3570]

I stand corrected, 80k table. I just googled he price of one of their tables.

[@WhatIsMisophonia]

+Hajime Right? The whole time I was like... You know these guys ask for an arm and a leg for their handmade furniture; Why else would only rich people be able to afford it? Everybody else gets particle board shit.

[@yungsloth8336]

YESSS

[@OpaSann0]

+Hajime 80k for a table? fuck that lol... I'd only pay that much if it was made of gold :P

[@pekkoh75]

+Obi-Cat Kittenobi I think you can appreciate both. The reason the old crafts are fading is not just because of materialism but because of price (of course, and probably mostly). But at the same time as everybody can afford furniture because of IKEA, something unique is being lost. If rich people keep up the old traditions I don't see anything wrong with that. The money could be also used in a worse way (for instance to buy gold-plated faucets etc...).

[@rush1er]

Wow, I'm so glad those extremely rich people were able to finally find some serenity in their 2nd or 3rd home...

[@lorenzoaziz3309]

rush1er the peacefulness and tranquility of living In New York

[@javierescuella10]

Boomers man

[@rasmusgreen2224]

atleast they are supporting this practice and keeping it alive

[@chrisvidal64]

@@davidtaft1180 word!

[@maugustyniak]

She's all about the liber, man.

[@x12uShh]

Much aesthetics, much beauty, much satisfaction.

[@jenaogirl]

Much money

[@edgarsscukins6142]

Such craftsmanship. Wow.

[@sebastiennanipou2850]

The whole forbidden city was built without a single nail, still standing after 600 years, traditional chinese architecture has been shared to their neighbors like Korea and Japan, it's the reason why their architecture are very similar thanks to the technique of Chinese carpenters and builders.

[@georgeporter9815]

Even da Vinci understood. "Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication". The more we complicate our lives, the less living we actually do. Thank you for a beautiful video.

[@lemonstrangler]

true, we do need simple things, its complicated in its own way but we cant see it when we are always surrounded by things that seem complicated in appearance

[@Wanderlust.hunzai]

Finally, I found something interesting to watch on KZbin. Amazing work done by the Japanese carpenters.

[@timsexton]

This is quite fantastic. I had been aware of Japanese joinery, but still learned a lot. Functionality, simplicity, beauty... Thanks for posting.

[@rawmark]

thank you for this beautiful, short doc on Japanese Carpentry. It was amazing!

[@adarhinehart1975]

I agree!

[@YummYakitori]

These traditional brackets are called dougong (斗拱) from traditional Chinese architecture which were later exported to neighbouring Korea and Japan. Call it 'traditional Japanese carpentry' but please recognise that it originates from China during the late centuries BC

[@roundedges2]

30 years is a long time to wait for a table. The food is gonna get cold...

[@TimJSwan]

That documentary was so awesome. 10/10 especially for being sourced from a KZbin channel.

[@CactuarKing]

This was interesting but I wish it'd gone more in detail into the Japanese joinery itself rather than just interviewing a bunch of really rich americans who kinda seem to fetishise Japanese culture. Quite a few of them kept saying about how simple the joinery was which is quite the opposite of the truth, it's horribly complicated and detailed, that's precisely what makes it so long lasting and beautiful

[@pajd19801]

Was this supposed to make me cry, why am I crying. This was beautiful. Thank you.

[@RByrne]

Absolutely beautiful. It goes much deeper than the finished product

[@Usmodlover]

I've sometimes wondered what it would be like to be fully American, not Japanese-American. But then I remembered things like this :D. Anyone interested in further exploring aspects of Japanese culture, I would strongly recommend Begin Japanology and Japanology Plus, they're both very well made programs by NHK, in English, and there's literally hundreds of episodes, everything from grapes to Shinto shrines.

[@ChinaUncensored]

Love those shows.

[@Usmodlover]

***** Oh and if I wasn't clear, I wondered why because of people from 2 countries which may or may not lie to the direct West of Japan. A bit rude sometimes. Just a little bit...

[@peekaboopeekaboo1165]

***** Of course you do! It's by Japan's state-run TV, just "China Uncensored"! No wonder NHK, PBS and others doesn't report about this outfit!

[@Usmodlover]

peekaboo peekaboo State run? Not like after WWII all of the high posts were given to ethnic Koreans in Japan with pro-Korean views or something...

[@peekaboopeekaboo1165]

Usmodlover Up to this day , this "China Uncensored" and Chris - haven't been reported nor interviewed by the media outfit I've mentioned above. Another typical bashing outlet of US gov .

[@aaeeshahendricks6359]

I really admire Hanafusa-san ☺ His creations are so true to nature. Absolutely beautiful.

[@ariadnamatfei3923]

That's so cool! I need to show this to my dad. He is very passionate about carpentry and he's always building things.

[@ChinaUncensored]

Please do! My Dad is the same way. Let me know what he thinks.

[@ariadnamatfei3923]

***** He loved it :) Thank you for this video and for replying.

[@Nostrathomas85]

there is nothing stopping a person from learning this trade, you can make one of these tables yourself

[@Kuraakka]

Money and time, 20 years for the first piece of wood, buying the equipment to get those trees etc.

[@jaswats9645]

@@Kuraakka Like they said. There is nothing stopping anyone, if they think it's a priority.

[@skatezooyork09]

The knowledge from this man is powerful

[@peachtrees27]

Loved seeing the hand craft approach (as I type with a messed up finger courtesy of my table saw)...

[@ChinaUncensored]

Haha, wow, I hope not too messed up!

[@cliffkuhns3063]

Cool

[@adspur]

I hope this art form never dies.There is such meaning and beauty behind the carpentry

[@ashujchwd]

8:54 I wished every single person on earth was as humble as he is towards nature.

[@TheKingofNeptune]

I love this video! So interesting to watch them build something as simple as a table.

[@ChinaUncensored]

Yes, something so simple, but with so much meaning. I guess that's part of wabi sabi.

[@MNTetuko_ID]

I never get tired of watching this. I just wish there are more videos talking about this too, because it feels like this is the very best one out there, not many other vids. Thank you for making this video.

[@reynaldomartinez7978]

I’m happy Chris Chappell made this piece available for us to see. Thank you for your imagination and foresight Over and Out

[@achtung1134]

japan is such a beautiful country. i really would like to visit japan someday.

[@kungfuman82]

It's worth every penny saved/spent, every second on the plane, and every last bit of jet lag you get when you come home. Japan was amazing. I stayed in Narita and ventured north (I went for martial arts training) to Kashiwa, then Noda-shi (NOT Noda! Two different places!). The train stop in Nodashi was Edogawadai, to be exact.

[@ThatsMyCoffee]

Don't dream. Make plans and GO.

[@irishcommunist8983]

They are so xenophobic though. Plus the weeaboos....

[@irishcommunist8983]

YukitoOnline they are very xenophobic, they are ranked sixth in the world.

[@irishcommunist8983]

I'd still go though. Because I love their history and their culture seems cool, not to mention that their scenery looks beautiful. But I do hate the weebs, that just go because they think everyone looks like they are an anime character.

[@persQn]

As a man that works with wood for 15 years , I truly admire what you lot are doing. It s not carpentry its an art with full dedication to every single project 👌. Just looking on sons fingers and how he hold a chisel says perfection is a goal 😁. Keep up the good work and tradition in this sad times 👏

[@andreas5287]

Seeing the master carpenter watching the old elm tree being cut down is a thing of wonder. Watching the tree being slabbed with its age and imperfections and supreme beauty and size is calling on something inside me. I am a danish carpenters apprentice and to me these craftsmen are poets.

[@saurabhbanik7811]

The part where they cut and fell the tree made me cry. To see just a majestic and old tree dead and cut down was a real shame. Atleast it was respected enough by being given a proper second life.

[@Glader08]

Soooo it would've been less said if an already dead tree fell naturally, potentially falling on the owner's house, than simply cutting it down and felling it in a controlled direction?

[@saurabhbanik7811]

Did you even try to understand my point ? I just pointed out that it was sad that this 300 year old tree was dead. Nothing less nothing more. Now a days very few such trees exist which are centuries old and that is the reason for my sadness. I am not sad that it was felled i was sad that it was dead. P.S. it should be sad not said

[@Glader08]

sorry I was confused by your use of the english language when you said "the part where they cut AND fell the tree made me cry" "and old tree AND cut down was a real shame." I understand your point now

[@hickbilly8925]

It took me 15 yrs to gain the patience to woodwork the old way. It was a challenge from slamming crap together at the job. So i quit the job. It was garbage. Everything in my demeanor changed when i slowed the hell down and was patient with my joinery. Peace.

[@matthewmann8969]

And designed and organized so precisely and orderly

[@MountainStorm]

Just needs some drunk housewives and some hip hop wannabee stars and this could be huge on cable.

[@ChinaUncensored]

That's what we missed!

[@DeSwiss]

No further proof that Hollywood is dead, required. :-/

[@tomasinacovell4293]

Right On!

[@Egoblivion]

Check and 1...2...

[@ShadowMosses]

Mountain Storm fuk no..

[@edwordwhy9491]

Dear China Uncensored, I have been watching your channel for years but for some reason I only found this particular video now. I am really grateful to you for having shared it. This is one of the most enjoyable and rewarding things I have ever seen. I learned so much and it has really given me so much to think about. I live in Brooklyn and I will for sure visit these amazing artists. Also, I have a thanks to pass along as you have honored my family with one of your video's. In your 'Brief history of Communism' you mentioned my mother, Fidel Castro's lover and would be assassin. Mom liked it very much and it made her very happy to see it. Thanks and please keep making videos!

[@andybarth5928]

wonderful made documentary - 25 min of how to make a table and it is interesting as hell.... great work

[@sertaki]

This is such a wonderful documentary! Thank you for sharing it.

[@jon_nomad]

There are thousands of the same exact wood architecture buildings surviving throughout East Asia especially in China and Korea. Some in China survive over a thousand years. Amazing carpentry of the East.

[@pantha4pantera]

What beautiful furniture! The Japanese have long been an advanced people. Love seeing true craftsmen in their work, and the finished product is gorgeous

[@hiramcarter]

"advanced people"? Well we won't talk about the 2nd War.

[@pantha4pantera]

@@hiramcarter Yeah can people please stop going on about that! All countries have done stuff wrong in the past, we don't need to continually drag them for it.

[@chachadodds5860]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful story, and allowing us a momentary walk through beauty. This production was done with such reverence for a culture, a life, craftsmanship, respect for nature, and living harmoniously. Sugoi.

[@knuckletherapyserveothersf6092]

I love Japanese carpentry. It's very beautiful.

[@Divert486]

Im not sure if this episode was really about Japanese carpentering or one big advertisement for a company.

[@ljr1200]

believe me, they certainly do not need to advertise....

[@ljr1200]

believe me, they certainly do not need to advertise....

[@kevincampos3797]

They said nothing about history or that in the context of japan they focused 100% on that company in NY

[@Ang.0910]

Divert both. If I had the tools and space I’d try to make furniture etc. myself. But I think I’m one of the few who rather make myself than buy.

[@spiritualopportunism4585]

Definitely a good question, I was expecting some history of craftsmanship on those majestic Japanese building.

[@arcticfoxvikingseaking2206]

Great content, interesting stuff, I have always loved architecture, and have recently taken interest in carpentry, both modern and ancient, specifically Scandinavian Viking craftsmanship. We have in many ways lost that, but I am glad the old methods are preserved in various places.

[@bailahie4235]

The real 'Mr Miyagi' has spoken... Mr. Hanafusa: wisdom in interior design.

[@micbite]

There is a reasoning behind everything in Japan. The rest of the world has forgotten this. What worked before can work now

[@soloqbarbarian6021]

Absolutely love the philosophy behind this kind of carpentry, we need to learn how to cherish nature again and use nature in a radical eco-friendly manner.

[@Im_K4tana]

I loved this video but hated everyone thats was on it besides the carpenters.

[@robinvc5516]

I liked the lumberjacks too.

[@Im_K4tana]

@@robinvc5516 yeah them to XD

[@benitomussolinki7155]

How antisemitic

[@p51mustang24]

LOLOL you do realize you just admitted that you hate jews right? Which is perfectly normal and ok, I would just like to make sure we're all on the same page.

[@AethernaLuxen]

Everytime the Japanese guy wears glasses. He looks exactly like santa claus

[@webserververse5749]

Almost forgot you existed China Uncensored. Has been about a year since I last saw a video of yours. Am glad to re-discover your channel.

[@pantslizard]

Good show. However, listening to rich white people talk about simplicity in their million dollar houses strikes me as obnoxious.

[@pantslizard]

Lol. Right!

[@moodyplus]

+pantslizard Ignorance!

[@pantslizard]

+moody hey, I can do it too...NIPPLE...!? ;>)

[@moodyplus]

pantslizard Sorry, I really don't recall why I uttered THAT!

[@pantslizard]

+moody lol. quite alright.

[@fyrestorme]

People like traditional Japanese architecture, not because it is Japanese, but because it attempts to be in harmony with nature. That is something that the Japanese got right, not something that they intrinsically are. People like harmony with nature, because that is an instinct, which is built into us.. and that is something the Japanese have traditionally been very good at embracing.

[@獬豸-x6l]

i want say japanese architecture come from china，everything you know about tradition japanese are chinese

[@eagle162]

@@獬豸-x6l watariago-shiguchi, Shintoism, haiku, sumo, Kabuki,bonseki,renga,maki-e,ukiyo-e, Nara-ittobori, Samurai armor, wasabi, the folding fan,maneki-neko, and so on all originated in Japan the last two would have an influence on China. Influence is pretty limited to Buddhist architecture,shoin-zukuri, shinden-zukuri, sukiya-zukuri,ryokan,nagaya,ochaya,nagaya,machiya, farm house architecture, originated in Japan as well. Another example would be Japanese castles their are unique not only when compared to castles in Europe they are unique in Asia as well. As well as Architecture characteristics shōji, tatami mats,fusuma,engawa and so much more is also of Japanese origin. Also Japan has influence that are not of Chinese or even Asian origin two examples would be Karuta and tempera originating from the Portuguese.

[@angelabby2379]

@@eagle162 the thumbnail shows Yakushiji Temple which is an exact replica of the temple built in Tang Dynasty china, how cuz the monk who designed it copied it and studied buddhism in china kabuki is invented by some lady, which in that time another type of similar dancing has taken root the Noh(imported and originated from china), I could just go on and on but there are very unique Japanese creation like himeji castle and Osaka castle, but please don't discredit the original who provide base for their culture it's very insulting

[@eagle162]

@@angelabby2379 I mentioned Buddhist architecture already. Noh and Kabuki are extremely different from one another,and noh didn't taken root during that time, the exact origin of Noh isn't even sure about with people having a few different schools of thoughts, one of them has part of it's origin from entertainment from China but also have the other part from native Japanese entertainment. I wasn't trying nor did I disrespect anybody, I was trying do to show that one's culture taken taking influence from another does not mean one is an exact copy of one or it was one-sided,or has influence from only one place, that said however no ,no one provide a base for anybody's culture influences does not provide a base, there's also a lot of things that are not from China but some people think they are or have been disproven to be from there, China itself has a ton of things from other cultures, a lot which is unknown, dismissed by a lot of people, or is discussed about, nobody however is cleaning to have provide base.

[@angelabby2379]

@@eagle162 okay lets make it clear, china do take influence from other culture but its a very minor influence since they are influenced a lot from buddhism ( india) and their architectural can't be more different, they invent these things on their own, while japan copied it at first and then added changes to it, so they didn't invent it on their own, they invent the very minor changes And why i say bases, because u have the timeline all wrong, the osaka castle, himeji castle unique design is build around 1600, while heian kyo is in 800, so obviously there are changes based on the previous building technique ( tang dynasty in heian kyo period)

[@clearandbright2685]

THIS is beauty. May we all return to this.

[@devilapostate4575]

I love Japanese they are sweet and humble people There product last long!!!

[@lemonstrangler]

17:43 omg that is so much better than curtains. its neat and a very good way to bring light in while still having privacy

[@baltsosser]

The way Japanese craftsman join wood is something I've enjoyed for years. Their level of joinery is beyond master craftsman.

[@alf3071]

20:33 that is genius!

[@gordogmc13]

I love it!

[@soilmanted]

Many years ago I worked in a shop that made wooden things without using nails. We used very precise joinery, and glue Though it was a small shop, we rather mass-produced the things. One person would make one joinery cut, on a table saw, over and over again, in piece of wood after piece of wood. They would pile up. But over and over again the pieces would be passed on to another person, who made another cut on another table saw. One person would glue and clamp one joint over an over, another person another joint. There were only 5 or 6 workers there, but what we did would be considered "mass production," mass production on a relatively small scale. And guess who bought our product? The US government wanted fine woodwork. We made frames for holding photographic plates that were used in specialized cameras that were used for photographing industrial materials in fine detail. The frames had to be rigid, and fit precisely, and hold large pieces of photographic plates, like maybe 20 cm by 20 cm, rigidly and still, without the plates moving, sometimes during long exposure times. Of course chemical-coated film or coated plate photography is part of history now. I don't know how much the government paid the company for this product. The things we made were not considered fine art and we weren't considered artists, or artisans - we were just Workers making products. But we made wooden things very precisely, without nails, using fine joinery.

[@hennychen8784]

WOW Amazing culture... philosophy... seen through this wood working 😍💗💕

[@hoppinggnomethe4154]

Love how this is called "China Uncensored" but the major topic of this video isn't about the "No Nail" technique of ancient China.

[@kqclund]

Because they are shameless.

[@Inception1338]

This is pure gold..I mean... wood.

[@YesThatPrettyGirL]

19:00 absolutely beautiful. I live in New Orleans, LA, USA but have always yearned for the serenity and simplistic living style of the Japanese life style. Thank you 🙏

[@KenChiwo]

This is just so great to watch! Very relaxing.

[@kaunas888]

The West also had half timber houses built out of wooden beams held together by wooden pegs. They have lasted hundreds of years, and can be assembled and disassembled. Some Amish even continue to do so today. Or how about the Shakers who believed that their carpentry was a prayer, and to do it less that the best (even on unseen parts) would go against God. They also had a simple, honest and high quality style.

[@GenePavlovsky]

I read that long time ago in Thailand they built palaces and temples in the same way. A building could be disassembled, moved to another location, and reassembled, using 95% of original parts (I guess 5% were the wooden pegs and similar?)

[@ljr1200]

This was a great story. After 25 years in Japan it amazed me how many highly skilled craftsmen there still are and it was interesting how society supports it. I have visited sword makers that have been in business for hundreds of years. You rarely here about it in the US because they largely avoid advertising especially overseas. The reason why they still have craftsmen even after becoming so technologically advanced is because the Japanese will pay for quality and quality is from dedicated craftsmen. It is truly sad that this culture was largely destroyed in the US after the 1960s.

[@munkhbayarboldbat2787]

If i'm not wrong , not only japanese almost all the east asian countries has a thing for building it without nails.

[@chongtak]

+Soon Bemat All countries in the world built their buildings without nails at some point because when you know how to do it right it's more convenient than buying nails or making them yourself. The focus of this video is Japan, so what's wrong with it? If you made a documentary about foot ball would you feel the need to cover ALL ball sports from ALL cultures around the world such as Chinese football, Korean, South Asian, American Indian and so on? Relax man, they have never said that other cultures could not do it.

[@munkhbayarboldbat2787]

chongtak I can't understand why are you angry. They said the genius of Japanese building without nails. So I wondered why are the japanese being genius? And i asked myself " Aren't all the east asian countries do it without nails?" So it is you who is mad. Not me.. ;D

[@chongtak]

Soon Bemat I can not understand why you think I am mad too. Big misunderstanding here.

[@munkhbayarboldbat2787]

Gary Oak +chongtak Ok , this is ridiculous. I don't have problem with the japanese and their homocide of the chinese. I don't have problem with them losing land to the fricking russians. I don't mind them being the most cultured people . I don't really care about the Japanese. All I wondered was why the Japanese were being called Genius??? So can you tell me. Why are they being called genius? If it's because of them building without nails? If so aren't all the east asian countries do that too?

[@chongtak]

Soon Bemat If you have no problem with all that things you have cited, why do you mention them in the first place?

[@shanethepain1000]

Wow ! . . . Just . . . W O W ! ! ! 👍 😉

[@oskajohn3795]

19:12 That Japanese room looked really cozy and Zen....i really wanna incorporate this in my future home

[@RainySundayAttics]

Been going through a lot of the comments and I'm really sorry for some of the extremely rude replies from some of the Chinese people. I also want to clarify some points that people are arguing about. So, for one, most of the Forbidden City (history of close to 1000 years) was built using this technique and Japanese temples simply cannot compare to the sheer size and history of the the Forbidden City. And also contrary to what people may think, this art is not dead in China. In fact due to the massive population of China, the number of people skilled in this trade would definitely out number those in Japan. In addition, the art does not stop just at making plain, undercoated furniture, skilled craftsmen in china would also use a similar technique to embed seashells and other naturally colored materials to create beautiful images without the use of an adhesive. The fact that this art doesn't seem to be very prevalent in china is because Chinese people are just so used to seeing it that it is nothing special to us. Furniture built in such a way can be easily found on the market and the majority of Buddhist temples, even modern ones (just as an example) are built in such a way because that's what a Chinese person expects to see when they walk in. Perhaps this is why the video is more centered around Japanese carpenters because they understand how precious and amazing this art really is and Japanese people appreciate it more while Chinese people just take it for granted.

[@ruedelta]

+RainySundayAttics Yeah, Chinese people take their culture for granted. That is precisely why the culture kept changing through the dynasties; clothing styles mutated, social moes were redesigned, art and literature kept evolving. It's a double edged sword. Pay too much attention to the past and you stop moving forward. Pay too much attention to the future and you lose your roots. Fun fact - the architecture was used in bronze pavilions as well. Famously there's a bronze pavilion in the Summer Palace that the French and British forces couldn't loot because it was made of interlocking pieces and secured with a lock at the top, preventing any bit of it from being moved (outside of the windows).

[@richardshi6609]

finally, some good sense.

[@PixelBytesPixelArtist]

Most western people think japan and Korea are better since they didn’t fall under communist rule and there’s a tons of tech innovation from those places. China deserves more credit than its given

[@jayzen.a.m.3571]

Freedom of speech as long as it's Mine. Peace is not a word. But a Way. Peace!

[@jayzen.a.m.3571]

I've heard of A Guy who saves traditional ancient joint construction Building's from Demolition. Corporations Don't care for Longevity of culture or structure unless it's Corporate n Mazlow Based.

[@totallypitted3447]

@ 5:10 guy rolls to work in the snow on a straight BMX! That's my dude!!! Shreddin NYC!

[@muffinman97211]

Japan uncensored?

[@Pieishman]

Japan pixelated

[@jlai8556]

This art is called "daemokjang" in Korean. There is a long history of Korean architecture being taught to Japan: William Wayne Farris has noted that "Architecture was one art that changed forever with the importation of Buddhism" from Korea. In 587 the Buddhist Soga clan took control of the Japanese government, and the very next year in 588 the kingdom of Baekje sent Japan two architects, one carpenter, four roof tilers, and one painter who were assigned the task of constructing Japan's first full-fledged Buddhist temple. This temple was Asuka Temple, completed in 596, and it was only the first of many such temples put together on the Baekje model. According to the historian Jonathan W. Best "virtually all of the numerous complete temples built in Japan between the last decade of the sixth and the middle of the seventh centuries" were designed off Korean models. Among such early Japanese temples designed and built with Korean aid are Shitennō-ji Temple and Hōryū-ji Temple. Many of the temple bells were also of Korean design and origin. As late as the early eleventh century Korean bells were being delivered to many Japanese temples including Enjō-ji Temple. In the year 1921, eighteen Korean temple bells were designated as national treasures of Japan. In addition to temples, starting from the sixth century advanced stonecutting technology entered Japan from Korea and as a result Japanese tomb construction also began to change in favor of Korean models.]Around this time the horizontal tomb chambers prevalent in Baekje began to be constructed in Japan.

[@nihonkokusai]

18:45 don't wear shoes on the tatami.....

[@gibsonflyingv2820]

Interesting bias indeed! Because japans architectural methods were taken from China! And yet chinas ancient architecture has stood for thousands of years longer yet we never hear you talking about that now do we? Because you have an anti Chinese sediment and it’s disgusting. Considering these very buildings are based off ancient chinas pagodas.

[@tacticplanner7188]

The hardest part of Japanese woodworking is the tools. The technique of working in this style is very simple once you master a few very basic hand techniques. I do however think it is either in your blood or not but nuthing beats working with what nature made to fill your home, heart, and spirit.

[@gojirajam537]

Rich Wife: Using the table after they have put so much care into making it you can feel it !! Rish husband: Playing the ukulele next to the table ... RIP Samurai..

[@mz204455]

Wtf an Asian with a full beard. Preserve this man.

[@nos8141]

Japanese usually get more facial hair than chinese or korean

[@Paopao621]

japanese carpentry shouts peace,serenity and calmness. im a big fan of japanese carpentry and ive been studying it for a few years not, i hope someday i can build furnitures and buildings like those too.

[@DucaTech]

That's actually Tang architecture. Japanese culture reminds me of Tang culture whereas Korea reminds me of the Ming period.

[@博瑞-i7o]

This is Chinese architecture and the dougong and sunmao techniques-japanese carpentry and architecture were all learned from China. These techniques were invented in China thousands of years ago, and there are hundreds of much older Chinese temples, palaces, pagodas that have withstood the world’s deadliest earthquakes for thousands of years. It’s so strange and insulting that a channel calling itself “China Uncensored” would disregard and erase Chinese architecture and its immense global influences like this.

[@iraboton9]

It's a real craftsmanship.

[@raysmith1028]

Watched this many times, cannot understand any criticism. Japanese craftsmen showing skills few can emulate - using very basic tools - simply fantastic.

[@robinheil]

More carpentry, less of the creepy Japanophiles, please.

[@edi9892]

You mean the ones in the video or those anime weebs? I think there´s nothing against living in a foreign style of home if that´s your taste. Personally, I like to copy and blend things to fit my needs. That´s also how cultures were formed for the most part. Personally, I´d love to have a Japanese room. It´s less about the aesthetics and more about the functionality. If you ever visit one, you´ll understand what I mean... It has something relaxing and you can sit in many ways, whereas with our Western type of chairs, we restrict ourselves to just one body position and that´s not good to keep for 10-12h a day...

[@BMF1RACING]

What a great presentation, a little glimpse into the early ways. Thank you for sharing this amazing video.

[@shahaf75]

Overdramatized sales pitch. This is what happens when people have too much money. I'd rather see how it's done instead of listening to how serene it supposed to make you.

[@Apoc2K]

The funniest shit is all this talk about joins, like they're sacred. Half the stuff you find at IKEA is 100% joins, often more complex than the ones showcased here but just CNC'D instead. It's just the easiest way of making sturdy constructs. These people aren't paying 80k for craftsmanship, they're paying 80k so someone else can't have that table. These guys are laughing all the way to the bank.

[@xxnekonekox]

@@Apoc2K they are paying more because someone is doing it by hand and I honestly don't know if that's even a justification for it being that expensive or worth it. "Here let me spend my whole life dedicating myself to a craft that a robot could do in 30 minutes, AND I'll charge you 80k for it, who's winning now huh?"