Only 10% of this wood can be used for this Traditional Japanese craft

[@Japanesefoodcraftsman]

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[@stevenpercy4172]

I love watching Japanese craftsmen and women at work it is so soothing

[@angelaautori1414]

Bravo madame et Monsieur, c’est magnifique ce que vous faites. Franchement c’est un plaisir de vous regarder travailler. Bon courage

[@lindamitchell-fox1926]

It amazes and inspires me how so many Japanese craftspeople can elevate the mundane into treasured items.

[@meejiang]

I'm stunned by the part sewing it together with the cherry tree barks, that lovely lady made it look so easy but I know how difficult it must be looking that gorgeous and clean.

[@hchcjchc5760]

في كل مرة أشاهد ڤديو جديد أعلم أنتم شعب رائع وعظيم شكراً لكم...من فضلكم أرغب في رؤية المزيد من الصناعات اليدوية اليابانية

[@iandanforth]

Thank you for sharing the work of these incredibly skilled craftspeople!

[@Japanesefoodcraftsman]

Thank you so much for watching!

[@richlevenson6605]

No one can ever top what they do. It is so ingrained in their culture.

[@Serenità-g3q]

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[@maryj7423]

I love carpentry videos but I especially loved the commentary from the artisan about the characteristics of the wood and on how to care for the bento box!

[@retiredtom1654]

Beautiful artwork. The detail & simplicity of these craftsmen (and women) is amazing.

[@uldymuldy]

素晴らしい！ まさにマスターの作品ですね！

[@martingruffalump5484]

absolutely gorgeous wood and a craftsman to do it justice!! i wonder why he boils it for bending and not steam it??? lunch looked good!!!😊😊😊

[@tacticalskiffs8134]

One can boil, or steam, or use dry heat. What maters is that the internal temperature meets a certain temperature at which the wood becomes pliable. And remains pliable for the duration of the process. When making boxes like these, the wood is sufficiently thin that boiling water will plasticize it. People often think the water is what makes the wood pliable, and this can also be the case, but it severely weakens the wood for it to be made wet. So ideally, one does not get it wet. The outer fibers are of the greatest concern were dampening the wood is concerned, because they will come under tension during the bending. When wet, they tear easily. Ways around this are not to make the bend very severe, or to support the outer surface, as they do here with a mold. One can also reduce material thickness, or severity of the bend, but one assumes that has already been reduced to practical limits what any given project. Steam is very dangerous, requires lot of heat to produce, and one has to get rid of the excess vapour. So, if one can avoid producing steam that is a better choice. Stem also forces water right into the wood, and it will take longer to dry out, which may or not be an issue. Boiling water really saturates the surface fibers, but they dry quickly, and moisture will not have reached the center of the wood.

[@raydavincci2912]

Belíssimo trabalho artesanal e natural, e ecologicamente correto. A arte oriental é magnifica, saudações do brasil.

[@guyvangenechten6484]

Very Nice job looking very good!!! 💯👍👌

[@robertrohler3644]

Thank you for educating us on the manufacturing of wooden lunch box. Very beutiful

[@GarrettSAlston]

Simply amazing and incredible!! Real talk&Nuff Said!! ❤🎉😊

[@alanwilliamson2259]

Thoroughly enjoyed the making processes and thank you all so much for sharing this with us.

[@CREPOZOIDES.LE.MORBIDES]

..............BISOUS BONJOUR DE LA FRANCE BIENVENUE JADORE CONTINUER MERCI

[@MrSteve280]

Satisfying to watch. Satisfying to know people still do this. あなたは世界をより良い場所にします

[@zhyvchikbos]

It was interesting to learn about traditional Japanese crafts. Nice workshop, great craftsmen!

[@catherine59226]

Absolutely stunning! ❤

[@blackhorse2947]

なんと素晴らしいワークショップでしょう. 👍

[@omarchammaa4555]

👏🌹👏🌹 . Hi . I am very happy when i siet this video . Happy when this lady working . And happy when I siet beautiful wood box . Good luck with best wishes . From my country Lebanon best regards .❤

[@Japanesefoodcraftsman]

Thank you for watching and for your kind comment!

[@michaelrotter8561]

Very nice work!

[@patmitchell2389]

The boxes are beautiful ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Japanesefoodcraftsman]

They are! And you can get them at our shop: shop.japanese-food-craftsman.com/products/mockats

[@hashem26962]

Very nice!

[@stanisawgasienica3217]

Pięknie wykonanie ❤

[@haroldmurillo4043]

Bien trabajo.. Que empacan en esas cajitas de madera.? Saludos desde Cali Colombia....😬👍🙏🙏

[@nhschreiner]

I enjoyed your video tremendously. Here in New Hampshire I make a similar box out of cherry and maple. We call them Shaker Oval Boxes. Thank you for posting.

[@Japanesefoodcraftsman]

Thanks so much for watching, and I looked up the Shaker Oval Boxes! They do look so similar, it's amazing! Love to see that we share a similar craft culture, although we're so far away from each other!

[@nekotoengei]

素晴らしい❗ 日本の伝統工芸品ですね。このような技術を受け継ぐ、若い世代の人に教えて行って下さい。 外国の方のコメントが多くて日本人として嬉しい、。

[@joaoconterraneo3640]

Boa noite esse vídeo e bom de mais

[@quinnhouk5369]

Pretty

[@soulcurry_in]

Beautiful. Would love to get one of them.😃

[@Japanesefoodcraftsman]

Please do! You can get them directly from the workshop through our web store here: shop.japanese-food-craftsman.com/products/mockats

[@user-kiki13gh333]

ワッパ弁当箱は欲しい物の一つ、製造工程を見るとやはり素晴らしい。こう言う職人技は継承してほしい。

[@sigridtschol3540]

Wonderful work ❤❤❤

[@johnduffy6546]

That is incredible.

[@KzGhpour]

優しくて愛情深いお母さん

[@benpayne4663]

beautiful

[@josepwillis687]

Good job

[@LLjean-qz7sb]

So what do you use the rest of that 100 yr old tree for? I know it is not cut down just for lunch boxes!!😊❤

[@jayyoo906]

The best grain layer may be a small portion. That is free from wood resin.

[@jonbloodworth474]

I want that resaw bandsaw so bad haha

[@KardoganLR]

How long can you keep your bento in these boxes without damaging the box with stains, etc.?

[@bensan2468]

素晴らしいですね、僕も曲げワッパ一つ持っています、昔はどこの山里にも作る人がいました、どこで購入したか覚えていませんが「漆」加工してあります、50年ぐらい前です

[@MERISI001]

The care and skill that goes into a pretty mundane item can only be Japanese. Fantastic.

[@mehmetocel613]

Türkiye den selamlar

[@ManifestPhil99]

I am confused as in the beginning it was mentioned that bare hands would pass on contaminates and yet later in process they are bare handed?

[@estherrogers2229]

Is your boxes available in the United States?

[@Japanesefoodcraftsman]

Yes they are! You can purchase them directly form the workshop though our web store here: shop.japanese-food-craftsman.com/products/mockats All prices include free worldwide shipping. A few sizes are already sold out, but we will restock them in the near future.

[@phenombastm211]

3:52 perfect answer...🫡

[@misdirectiongrenade3197]

4:28 The sound of money being ground away! XD

[@toumicarlos4037]

👍👍👍

[@sal1964]

For us Americans you need to make the lunch box twice the size

[@Rhiannon-m1h]

Ｇｏｏｄ Ｍｏｒｎｉｎｇ

[@AkkiSan23]

what wood u r using, i hear "ZEDAR "

[@natalijalitosh4489]

The cedars grew up 100 year and more, but they were cut down and sawed into boxes. What a pity😢

[@dadnammon1]

I think that it is outstanding.

[@eduardoyap4740]

Nothing lasts forever in this Planet survival of the fittest have a sulky!.

[@LoVeIu572]

Stop wasting your crocodile tears..

[@natalijalitosh4489]

@@LoVeIu572 Oh, I forgot to ask you😂

[@LoVeIu572]

@@natalijalitosh4489 😁

[@1019ha]

まげわっぱが高いわけですね。削りかすはどうするのかな？

[@mockats7780]

切れ端等は近所の鍛冶屋さんの焚き付け用に、おがくずは牛舎の牛床用に活用して頂いています

[@micheldumont5298]

👍👍

[@1brian1000]

👍👍👍👍

[@agilegas6233]

Show!!

[@davidblah-7215]

♥️👊🏾👍🏾

[@hchcjchc5760]

من فضلكم أرغب في مشاهدة برامج عن تعليم اللغة اليابانية

[@191usinger4]

蓋のカットは型を使ってルーター加工に出来ないのかな？

[@もりせいいち-v6c]

たしかに、大トロ。

[@istarky7959]

It's a pity about the trees

[@daveklein2826]

No pity at all

[@心土不二]

作り方を全て公開するのはどうかと思う。

[@AmericanDrinker]

Glass is also natural and probably better for the environment

[@kiyositanaka]

KURUTOGA だ！！！

[@-JA-]

🙂👍

[@まえだ-o4d]

素晴らしいですが、手袋して手押しカンナ盤や丸鋸盤などの使用はとても危険です。 わかっててしているのだと思いますが

[@PeterNetped]

[@LudolphOrbis]

Do not use gloves! With rotating machines such as circular saws, there is a risk of being pulled in.

[@altantyrepik6915]

I think he knows what he is doing.... You be quiet now child 👌

[@LudolphOrbis]

@@altantyrepik6915 That's what everyone says as long as nothing has happened. Safety rules exist for a reason. Always remain polite.

[@guyvangenechten6484]

Hij zegt waarom hij handschoenen draagt !!!

[@LudolphOrbis]

Unfortunately, I can't remember exactly when the man in the video said anything about gloves. That's not what it's about anyway, he must have his reasons. My advice on occupational safety was meant in general terms, for people who perhaps don't have much experience with it. To prevent serious accidents, for whoever.

[@MrDriftspirit]

Its also possible an earthquake brungs the shop to collapse and harms him or on the way to supermarket a drunken bicilist crashes into him. Live is risky in many ways and you can not always beware yourself of any dangers. Why the hell does law says, wear helmet while riding a motorbike, but you can harm your body everyday with liters of alcohol and inhalate cigarete smoke. Mankinds rules are poor ridiculous.

[@yunboge]

工匠精神之日本國

[@nomerc3608]

🇺🇸👍🏻

[@chrisstaylor8377]

Amish make the same boxes

[@daveton9033]

poor old tree!

[@kebinchen8585]

You cut down 100 years old trees to make lunch boxes?

[@justinstrik7125]

The tree is honoured to be used for such a beautiful product made with respect for the beauty of the wood.

[@MrEnzo8604]

Literally dumbest thing i have ever heard​@@justinstrik7125

[@kubinka879]

Instead of digging for oil, pollution unbelievable in refining, them making into plastic which when used up takes thousands of years to decompose, I think not!

[@petersteiner872]

Sure! Big money just burns old trees down to have room for cows etc. (Amazonas etc.) She makes something useful of a part of it, which doesn’t mean that the rest of it isn’t used thoughtfully too…!

[@KaiPetro]

​@@kubinka879wood similar to oil is a good carbon store. The waste created here would soon turn back to CO2. Plastic on the other hand is a byproduct of crude that we anyhow dig up. Also wood is not nearly as hygienic as plastic(not single use or styrofoam) and thus not usable in the majority of scenarios. Especially as shown here without coating it would lead to molding if kept wet for long durations and need extensive cleaning. While the effects of micro plastics are still being studied and they do have long term effects, you can't discard it and take up materials that would have immediate effects. If you want to reduce plastic pollution there are many single use and other wastes that can be tackled first before moving to things we need for food hygiene.

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[@Wooargh]

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[@daveklein2826]

Stop being melodramatic princess

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