Japanese Woodworking Skills are Truly Amazing Absolutely Mesmerised by Their Craftsmanship

Hello Folks,
A few months ago, many viewers emailed me to express their interest in traditional Japanese carpentry, to show the most genuine view of traditional technology and its importance to present life. We decided to make these videos about the direct work of workers and carpenters at The Conservation of Buildings.
#japanesewoodworking #traditiontechnique #craftsmanship
This video was recorded on my phone and my friends. I have written the script, adding new effects and music to create a new creation.
Today, this video may be more appealing because of the appearance of incredible traditional technology that shows up in the video: "Japanese Woodworking Skills are Truly Amazing Absolutely Mesmerised by Their Craftsmanship" ► Become a member of this channel to get access to perks:
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[@katerinadicamella]

Not only these are beautifully made artifacts, Japanese craftsman's dedication and precision in making, mastery in art craft, they're like the professor in woodworking!!

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thank you very much!

[@ratrod-oj9ji]

I love the Craftsmanship of these walls absolutely beautiful I would hate to see it die they are wonderful

[@Quantum-Omega]

I really like the Japanese attention to detail and craftsmanship.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thank you!

[@jesuspenaalzua978]

PURAS OBRAS DE ARTE, FELICIDADES MAESTROS JAPONESES. UN SALUDO DESDE MICHOACAN, MEXICO.

[@richcollins3490]

That must have been quite a stringent apprenticeship program, the beauty of your work is astounding bravo!

[@MukeshKumar-jw6ji]

Amazing craft. 👍👍👍

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

Thank you so much 😊

[@mikearmard4424]

I respect the Japanese and their culture very much ★★★★★★★★★

[@rheymanda1074]

Cool

[@darkshadowsx5949]

they hone their skills like a black smith hones a sword. its something to be admired and sought after.

[@sandramara3766]

Woodworking Enthusiasts ,Great ,is belissimo Desigh ,a art ,talent and criative

[@josearnaldo5575]

Que alegria para os olhos ver este tipo de trabalho!!!

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@muhammedshahbazsadiq5995]

Awesome 👏

[@vinubox]

No wood is wasted ! Amazing !

[@ravisubramani7868]

Very beautiful fantastic video thanks for this video

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

glad you liked it, Thanks for watching!!

[@AwesomeKazuaki]

disco ball feel with Kumiko?? i didn't expect that!! LOL

[@lkmayhew9390]

How beautiful!👍

[@6collette6]

Amaizing! So Beautiful doors really a great job!

[@darkshadowsx5949]

I need to try the rice glue trick.

[@signalexperiments7295]

In a distant future: Hello Ikea support, where's the rice?

[@kaleygoode1681]

Now we all want to know where we can buy the short saw!!!

[@herreramarj]

This is sooooo beautiful huhuhu

[@benschebella673]

"He brings the rice to the workshop. Hahaha"

[@joaoinacio5673]

Como é lindo o arte

[@dharris192]

Outstanding workmanship! Where is Nigita Saw available please? Such good tools used by a craftsman produce work of beauty.

[@jlf1430]

I found them here... www.fine-tools.com/G312054.html

[@davro77sirrah74]

Thanks, will be ordering and playing (learning) Nigita saw and hope some practice will get me proficient in some woodworking skills.

[@ymhr312]

Producer of this and other mini saws: www2.hp-ez.com/hp/nakatyou/page19 Nigita??? You mean Niigata

[@shenlun]

i would love to learn it

[@morescodesup2087]

Man I really want one

[@pauloteodoro2415]

Lindo trabalho,mas tem que ter muita paciência!

[@americanmade4791]

So...they're assembled with mochi. 😏

[@jimw544]

so sad this art is dying out. I will retire soon and would love to spend a few week with an artist to learn a little of the craft.

[@inventor121]

Does anyone know what that tiny little saw is called? I'm tired of having to take an angle grinder to hacksaw blades!

[@xxerox808]

“lamp”

[@dasMordschaf]

Dislike for the commercials

[@nicolek4076]

Could have done without the "Ah so" Greek chorus of men in the background.

[@abtaco3038]

Nicole K 😂😂😂😂

[@incontruth4116]

And my parents got pissed when we broke a window.

[@Krawurxus]

These techniques most likely only exist because Japan is so historically poor in natural resources and mostly consists of mountainous forest and shoreline, with few plains and valleys in between. Iron had to be extracted from iron sand or scarce ore deposits and was precious, so Japanese carpentry developed using simple tools and almost no nails at all.

[@WoodworkingEnthusiasts]

WOW Great Point!!