How Pretty Bamboo Confectionery Boxes are made All secret Technical and Tools are Revealed to World

For this month, many people who loved my previous videos of “Sensuji” craftsmanship have asked me to show them the skills and or tools they're still used day-by-day to pass on traditional values to the next generations. Today, we decided to create a video shows about "How Pretty Bamboo Confectionery Boxes are made All secret Technical and Tools are Revealed to World" from the footage available from my friends and myself.
There are young artisans that want to pass this traditional technique to the later generations. Suruga’s bamboo Sensuji craftsman, Emi Oomura. A Suruga bamboo Sensuji craftsman that senses the kindness of the bamboo. She works for the sake of those that will hold her work. There's never an end in her training. The warmth within her hands will surely reach the people and will surely continue into the future. She will open a door to the future and take another step toward her dreams
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Contact Details & More Information
Shizuoka Bamboo Crafts Cooperative (静岡竹工芸協同組合)
〒420-0075　静岡市葵区五番町3番地の11
HP www.takesensuji.jp/
Traditional Handcraft Arts Center (駿府匠宿)
〒421-0103 静岡県静岡市駿河区丸子3240-1  
HP www.sunpurakuichi.co.jp/takumi/
FB / takumishuku
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[@InservioLetum]

Suggesting people couldn't tell the master's work from the pupil's is one HELL of a compliment to give. I love both of their humility, uncompromising dilligence, and decorum. Even in casual interaction, that serene reticence shines through.

[@cab102361]

Bamboo is one of the most renewable resources available. It is so versatile and beautiful. Their craftsmanship is amazing.

[@michaelevershade5624]

She is absolutely gorgeous and has the most beautiful smile. I love how passionate she is about her craft.

[@GordiansKnotHere]

Emi Oomura is incredibly beautiful. I am the receiver of a Broken heart...

[@cadechristopher6456]

I only know English so I have no idea what she said because I enjoyed watching her speak instead of reading the subtitles. So beautiful.

[@shadowsilverlight1651]

its great that the teacher is encouraging her to develop Her own style and not just copy him and get her to make her own style.

[@happygoluky1533]

Such a humbling craft. So inspiring to see the young generation of all cultures, carry on the skills and mindfulness of their heritage. Technology has made a lot of things easier. But learning from our Senior Mentors are teachings that are not taught in schools today. Thank you for continuing such a spiritual and respectful art and discipline of your fore fathers. Everyone should take a break from today's norm, and just get back to simplicity. The simplicity of our natural surroundings and utilize them with a sense of creating and reviving the ancient skills that have been past down for generations and continued into and for the future generations to come. Thank you for sharing this amazing video.

[@hameley12]

🤓👍 Absolutely agree. I couldn't have said it any better. They are super talented.

[@-BigIi-]

listening to that lady talk and her whole body language and humbled delivery is like poetry altogether:))) I could observe her talking for hours...

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

:)

[@kellieoconnell8181]

The way the light shines through on the lamps is especially beautiful and relaxing

[@The78bluedevils]

nice to see new artistan that are learning a craft from their teachers. one day they will be surplases by their own students. love Ms. Emi Oomura tea box. Bravo Emi

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thank you kindly

[@mikeboone4425]

You have something many will never have a true passion for you work. Stay safe in these trying times happy trails

[@1969Kakashi]

An old soul and true artist.

[@UnknownPerson-rf5rp]

For this reason I love Japan 🇯🇵 Beautiful Japan.

[@leisongivangomo5656]

Beautiful workmanship

[@ignatiusdesouza6127]

That's real talent hard work And dedication pays.

[@darrinpennington]

Watching that diagonal joint become seamless was very satisfying

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

glad you enjoyed it!

[@jimhansen5395]

Such beautiful people. Thanks you for living your dream

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

thank you kindly!

[@tinkernaut8736]

This is very beautiful talent!

[@judgesan9542]

I have truly learnt today how versatile Bamboo really is more than I knew and that such beautiful items can be made arigato for todays lesson.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

You are so welcome!

[@user-bs2zz2rt4b]

Всё аккуратно сделано,красивые изделия.Успехов вам!

[@user-no4dl9cl2g]

Класс очень приятно видеть утонченную законченность изделия и медитативное состояние состояние мастера.Высший пилотаж

[@jun5104]

My hometown Thank you!

[@baper2696]

very wonderfull craftsmanship

[@dindaayuagustn8489]

Kereen banget ❤️❤️❤️👍🙏🙏🙏

[@thegoldenchild7527]

Beautiful work

[@OsoyOunpatito]

Por dios que trabajo hermoso!!! Bendiciones

[@cab102361]

So much talent

[@netway6746]

Wow. Beautiful. Bamboo usage.😍

[@jdubisbest6204]

She is super pretty!

[@ps603]

Beautiful Talent.

[@B30pt87]

Beautiful.

[@jackbauer2698]

Damn, Sensei was savage. 😬

[@user-gj8lc7jx6y]

Хотелось бы иметь такие вещи. Очень красиво, качественно и экологично!

[@Lumintu.Carpenter]

Kreasi bambu yang menakjubkan

[@AngelaMerici12]

This video is gold!! I don't have materials to weave where I'm at right now but I have some mature bamboo that I'm thinking to process myself 👍☺️!

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Go for it!

[@tanthiennguyen9308]

Wunderschön.........

[@geraldofabianoartes3074]

Lindo demais parabens pelo trabalho artístico. Grande abraço Brasil

[@cab102361]

I would love that. It is beautiful

[@peterpachecocorrea406]

Pequenas idéias, grandes trabalhos ! Parabéns ! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@eugenegarcia1376]

Was was z

[@tanthiennguyen9308]

Ich liebe Handwerker Bereichern........! Vielen Dank

[@felipanerijuarezcastro5594]

Que belleza de arte, me encanta trabajar con mis manoa, pensar aprender esa tecnica de un maesteo del bamboo como el y de guia y maestra a la chica, seria un sueño. Desde MONTERREY MEXICO, MI AGRADECIMIENTO COMO CIUDADANA DEL MUNDO, POR MANTENER ESA TECNICA MILENARIA ......VIVA! Y COMO ELLA MANIFIESTA, HERESARLA A LAS SIG GENERACIONES.

[@evertonfonseca6017]

I loved. Thanks for sharing!🥰

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

glad you enjoyed it:)

[@dogwedl1167]

[@marymary5494]

Exquisite 👌💕

[@mayeerahbrits9160]

She is a beautiful person. May, from South Africa...

[@carmenvazquez6698]

What a beautiful work. So much talent

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

glad you liked it

[@Zarbaft2]

خیلی زیبا ❤

[@Anna_and_Tiger]

👍👍🐯. Very inspiring and a joy to watch.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@idrkurniawan1235]

I have much time to watching this great hand made, Bamboo absolutely wonderful material 👍👍👍

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

I'm glad you like it

[@lee53597]

I would love to be an apprentice to learn this.

[@kazuya2023]

こういうのクラウドファンディングで資金集めて組み立てキットとして売れば絶対売れそう。組み立てて楽しめるし完成を見て楽しめる。何より工芸品を自分で組み立てられる！あったら買う！

[@jasona7029]

her look reminds me of 2003 style. I love it

[@culage]

18:06 ここの先生の言葉はすごく重くて深いと思う。習い事には「守破離」という言葉があるけど、まだ「守」から抜けてはないが良く出来ました、と。これを完成だと思って世に出すと模造品になってしまうし、オリジナルの作者の妨害にもなりかねないよ、と。もっとクリエイティビティをもって自分独自のものを創りなさい、と。この先生は伝統工芸品を作ってるわけでも引き継いでほしいわけでもない。ただ竹が大好き。そういう生き方ってすんごいカッコいいなと思う。

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

あなたと私は同じように考えているようで、ありがとうございます。彼女はきっと先生からの深い忠告を一生忘れないでしょう。

[@oneshotme]

Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

[@chris878]

Nice 😍

[@WawanSetiawan-cd4ob]

I love this chanel

[@AdilsonReane]

Belíssimo trabalho!

[@randycosgrove3608]

That is really nice! I'd love to learn that technique.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Go for it!

[@janetsantero4438]

Beautiful

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

glad you liked it!

[@rawjatuladob3969]

Great work

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

glad you liked it

[@shimiperets]

WOW !!! VERY GOOD

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thanks!!

[@updatepencildrawing]

Amazing

[@lanuakumjamir]

These works are awesome. 👌💥💥

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Glad you like them!

[@MrRaffi757]

Какая славная девушка❤

[@elizabetharias3150]

Me encanta este arte, quisiera que fuera mi vecino y me enseñe.

[@gavinhill4121]

Loved this. Her teacher made me laugh.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

same here :)

[@nm5861]

Thanks 🙏🏻👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👏❤👍❤👍❤

[@Wellkaka002]

Wonderful bamboo creations. I like it

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

glad you liked it

[@HillyTop]

If we love our environment, lets promote the use biodegradable materials. Lessen the use and production of plastics.

[@memememe2674]

Poor people can not afford the cost of that

[@lovelylittlegirl3332]

@@memememe2674 actually, poor people have more access to natural materials. The modern world just managed to convince them that they are less than for using the nature around them in a harmless way to make stuff. You will find so many villagers using baskets like these. Our capitalist society cannot exist while there is sustainability and self-sufficiency so it demonized living a simple village life. They told us we need their plastic, but despite it’s many wonderful benefits, it’s not a necessity. It’s good for the market and convenient for us, but killing our environment.

[@villoni]

YOU LOVE THE ENVIRONMENT AND MAKE CAGES FIR BIRDS AND INSECTS?? ARE YOU FING CRAZY??? SHAME ON YOU. BIRDS . ALL BIRDS AND ANIMAL DO NOT BELONG IN ANY CRUEL CAGE.

[@SciDOCMBC]

​@@memememe2674 You should take a look outside the box to Vietnam. The people there really don't have much. You were surprised what these people make out of bamboo. @Hilly Easy doesn't mean expensive accessories, but the many other things that can be made out of bamboo. A raw material that grows back incredibly quickly, that is incredibly stable and that thrives in almost all climate zones on earth. Things made from bamboo don't get into the stomachs of seabirds, causing them to perish. And bamboo doesn't break down into millions of tiny pieces of microplastic to poison us.

[@merelinepakoa5147]

Nice

[@Dani-cj6nm]

Lovely work environment with bamboo. I like it. I make several creation using bamboo too. Love from Indonesia. Bogor city. 😁✊💪🇮🇩

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thank you very much

[@Dani-cj6nm]

I wonder if we can make a communication through WhatsApp? May be we can discuss many ideas for a good matter. Well,.... actually its good to have a friendship from other country 😁

[@Opakreatif]

Sangat bagus

[@choudryali5097]

Love watching people how making butefull think from bombo one of the God gifted plants u people have its and God shows u people from 100 off year ago God bless you and bombo plants...I mean how to use it and it long lasting wood is well no harm to inwaramint like plactstic.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

good point!

[@samsumgplaza8603]

I make My first work.thanks teacher and kisses in your heart.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Keep it up

[@ilbiscar]

wonderfull. i loved

[@tomd.c.artesoficios7935]

사랑해요 당신은 플라워 아티스트

[@artmod3darioart862]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@leonidvalentinovich5215]

Such a beautiful and cute lady.

[@JoseLima3680]

😍😍😍😍😍😍.

[@canadiangemstones7636]

18:00 was brutal. You’d think the old dude would congratulate her for making such a superb piece...

[@TheUplate]

I thought so at first, but he was really paying her a huge compliment in the form of a joke. "it may be a hindrance to my work" loses a little in the translation, but he means that he considers her work to be as good as his and that she could cut into his business if she chose to open her own workshop. That's why after he said it, he also said "I'll work hard so I don't lose to her". Old Japanese people can be quite dour, even when joking, but he cracks a smile and says "honto ni ii shokunin ni nate kurete arigatou" (honestly though. Thanks for becoming a fine artisan). She seems very happy afterwards, but even during the mock serious part, it looks like she's trying not to smile

[@nowirehangers2815]

It’s a compliment Not even that hard to understand

[@shadowsilverlight1651]

you totally missed his point apparently....he wasnt chiding her, he was encouraging her to develop Her Own style and not just copy him... honesty was the best thing...just because you are too frail to handle the truth, doesnt mean everyone else is. why would one artist Want to copy another? you arent an artist if you just copy everyone else.

[@fernandofernandez4040]

DESDE ESPAÑA --MEJOR IMPOSIBLE

[@bambooku]

❤❤

[@anivarhain]

Holy moly this woman is beautiful

[@dilshadmustafa3786]

I love you

[@makewithmegma]

💕👌👍

[@tanthiennguyen9308]

Wow, so kompliziert & brauchen Strahlen Zufriedenheit Lächelnd

[@mark_xy]

12:39 I never thought she would use that method

[@floridian2023]

W.O.W.

[@VivekKumar-lu6uy]

😊

[@LetoZeth]

I wonder if she realizes that he wants to encourage her to develop her own style so that she can be truly recognized for her work, or if she just sees it as him criticizing her.

[@andrewking2590]

she has been training under him for 13 years, i guarantee she understood. :)

[@TheUplate]

He was joking with her, but he may also have been hinting at her developing her own style too

[@eshoboshoaaharebyreshmi]

🙏🏻👍👍❤️

[@NOLA50458]

How can I order some of your products

[@ansermouceta6932]

What kind of bamboo does she use?

[@allgoo1990]

1:24 Ieyasu, not Leyasu.

[@zinnathossain5609]

Her voice is like Indian actress Depika Paducon😇.

[@thegoldenchild7527]

I created bamboo i already knew knew everyone is trying to rob my jets and spsce shuttles workplaces and houses that's why some dirt and rocks form like cement clay also bamboo would be used easy for alot of things along with other trees and flowers that'll later turn to fruits if I want it to or stay flowers

[@thegoldenchild7527]

It does kind of look like nouienou

[@franciscosalamanca8174]

👍🏻🇪🇨

[@conoba]

Compare that to people who call them self artists and just splash random colored cans of paint on a piece of canvas. This is true art because it comes from the passion to create something beautyful.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Well said, I appreciate it!

[@CharBalderas]

Seriously? Both artwork pieces would be "true art", that's the thing with arts, there's no art above another one. Yes, this is complex and more laborious than making a paint, no doubts. But both scenarios, both art pieces would be true art and beautiful by their own ♥

[@Black_Lilith]

sometimes working sound and video synch don't match.