Making axes for 65 years. A traditional method fades away with the times.

[@もくもく伐倒士]

本職の林業屋です。私たちには本当になくてはならない職人さんです。いくら機械化が進もうが、伐倒時には絶対に必要です。叩き仕事なので柄穴が大きい方が好みです。大産地の強みもあるでしょうが、次世代の方々が受け継いでいるのが頼もしいかぎり。是非とも続けてください。

[@АндрейФ-у8ц]

Восхищаюсь такими людьми, которые всю свою жизнь посвятили одному, судя по всему любимому , делу !

[@autonomousindividual7780]

I agree. It's a gift on one hand and they deserve credit for seeing it as such and staying with it. I wish I could have found that one thing.

[@TsalagiWahyaJistu]

It's very beautiful to see an behold!🙏

[@ShivaTheme]

согласен,это сильный человек,здоровья ему в его труде!

[@청룡입니다]

짜구 1개사고싶은데ᆢ 구입방법이 있어요?

[@brokendad2222]

A honor to watch this gentleman work. He has forgotten more about the forge than most will ever know.

[@wallywonka808]

@14:20 "we live in accordance with the flow of the times" I love those words he said, and I try to live that way as well. Learn and value the tried-and-true methods but keep up with the times and new technologies. Always continuing to learn, adapt, and constantly evolve.

[@artszabo1015]

I have a lot of respect for that old man and for the whole nation of Japanese people. I think they are the most amazing people on the planet. Art from Ohio

[@jamiegibson1010]

I couldn't agree with you more. As a nation, they are an example to be followed.

[@acunrefi6697]

Sungguh proses yang sangat teliti sangat menakjubkan, saya dari Indonesia🇮🇩

[@722ryuuhou8]

このお方の人生を見させて頂いてる気分です。 職人の技術を丁寧にご説明いただきまして大変恐れ入ります。

[@michaelhyland9216]

I love watching a true Master of their craft work.

[@ramluma]

"I can not tell if I am working, or just doing my hobby". Happiness, at its finest.

[@kotetuiai3276]

火床も小さく鋼叩く回数も最小限でホウ酸の特性も理解し無駄な動きなく昔の職人さん達は本当に凄いの一言　説明がまたわかりやすいです。

[@ZenWithKen]

We live in accordance with the flow of the times. Wise words from a skilled craftsman.

[@thomaswayneward]

Go against the flow, says the Lord.

[@TsalagiWahyaJistu]

You are a master blacksmith and craftsman and artist, you make it look effortless! Which takes a true master of their craft! Much respect an thank you father for your gift I enjoy watching you work the metal's.❤❤

[@kazunari-j2o]

斧といえば水野製作所。最高の職人です。

[@ЕкатеринаМиронова-н9т]

Очень радует их позитив и настрой к жизни, просто молодцы!!!

[@angelojeda2146]

Excelente vídeo, muy educativo!!!

[@h20s8804]

I Believe Sanjo was just down the line from me when I lived and taught in Nagaoka. I wish that I had paid more attention to the craftsmanship going on around me and visited more with these amazing folks.

[@fredericmartin8758]

Merci beaucoup d'avoir partagé votre expérience. J'ai pu voir une façon de forger intéressante. Salutations d'un forgeron français.

[@TengaMugen]

こういうの見てると欲しくなっちゃうよなぁ

[@超電磁]

私もある道のプロですが、、 最後の若い衆の笑顔が❤素敵でしたね、次の世代と言うか、、いいんですそんな感じで。

[@joemoore4027]

Being Japanese American myself it brings me a warm feeling to my heart to see this gentleman's dedication to his work. Only if this could be more wide spread in our working lives.

[@中原久雄-v8n]

80とは思えない動きすごい技術

[@アーミーバタリアン]

何気に赤く熱したカスが自分の方に飛んでこないように叩いている。

[@Jonathan-hx6oy]

True wisdom there. Traditions can change with flow of time, businesses must adapt to changing time. The master smith is truely wise!

[@Court-fl8ck]

What a great story about a great craftsman. Very cool dude.

[@santoslhalper6116]

Beautiful work!!

[@ServusSovereign]

Кланяюсь мастеру! Долгих лет жизни!

[@T_Kazahaya]

この手の職人の老人ってノウハウを教えたがらない人多いんだけど、ちゃんとわかりやすく説明してくれてるのがスゴイ。

[@アーミーバタリアン]

金と利権で一極集中した地元の自称職人とは違うね。

[@F3iAKeT5]

教えたがらない、ではなくて、教え方がわからない人ばかりなんだと思うよ、一定の初級レベルまで知識経験のレベルが上がった人に対してはものすごく饒舌になる人が多い。 ただ、その一定初級レベルってのが教える人によるので、教える人の求める初級レベルに達するまで言葉が通じないことがあなたの感じている教えたがらないという感覚。 まあ、そりゃ中には寿司職人みたいに誰でもできることを・・・ってのもあるけどな。

[@T_Kazahaya]

@@F3iAKeT5 実際に近所の1人親方の旋盤屋のジジイは「なんで俺が苦労して身に着けた技術をカネやりながら教えたらなアカンねん」とかいってるので、教えられない以上に教えたくないがリアルです。

[@アーミーバタリアン]

@@T_Kazahaya だよね。教えてもが出来ない事を出来るから職人という。職人は自分の事を職人とは言わない。

[@アーミーバタリアン]

@@T_Kazahaya 自分はノートに合理的に纏める習慣があるから出来るようになると、何でこんな事に5年、10年懸かるんだと毎回思うが。自称職人達はどう考えても教える気がないんだよね。

[@Askanio23]

Как же мудро, что нужно идти в ногу со временем. Пока есть спрос... Алекватно смотрит на вещи,без пафоса не возвушая свой труд. Качество и скромность, вот что меня привлекло в этом топоре , человеке, видео

[@penguinpie5056]

small feedback, enjoyed video very much. your tools on your website are outstanding quality. would love to get one of the longer bearded axes for woodworking. i find the navigation a little challenging in english though. i think if you were set up for international ordering you might find you will do more business. the quality of your work is again, outstanding. i have found the japanese approach is more domestic in outlook for business but i think you will find many people outside of japan have developed a great appreciation and desire for your work so i do think considering international sales could be a great thing for you...

[@carlosdemetriochavez5825]

Es un artesano sobresaliente,hojalá que nunca desaparezca su valioso conocimiento.

[@Altrove155]

Complimenti é veramente molto bello veder tramandare i segreti della lavorazione del ferro e dell’acciaio di generazione in generazione, vuol dire che certi valori importanti esistono ancora e che si dà valore al rispetto per le persone più grandi.

[@turboslag]

Never pick a fight with this man, despite his age he will knock you out cold!!! I'll be buying one of these superb axes!!

where can you buy one of these hand axes thanks charles

[@alanwilliamson2259]

A very skilled process. Thankyou for sharing with us.

[@claudiooliveira652]

Que Povo maravilhoso o japonês. Quanta perfeição, harmonia, no artesão e também nas obras que produz. Povo admirável.

[@Dom_nar]

MEUS SINCEROS RESPEITO A CULTURA DE FABRICACAO DESSES MACHADOS PURAMENTE MANUAL BRAZIL FAN THE JAPAN AND CULTURE PEOPLE

[@kenji-b5p]

こういう動画よくみるけど、職人さんとか、仕事に打ち込んでる方、いい顔してるよね。カッコいい。

[@たかはし-w3u]

安易に土方 多能工は自称職人といいますが　職人とはこういう方を指すと思いますね

[@craigh3381]

True craftsman ...it is an art that is passing...such a shame..thank you for sharing...can they be purchased in the USA

[@takesumi4969]

水野製作所の斧、一本持ってます。 良い斧です。日本の木には日本の斧です。

[@РавшанКаландаров-г1г]

Сколько стоит эти топори ручной работи

[@Alexei_P]

Огромное уважение мастеру ! Дай Бог Вам здоровья ! Горячий привет из холодной Сибири !

[@十海一山]

この方で この斧作りは終わるだろうが作ったもの こういう動画は残っていく 致し方ない お疲れ様です

[@roubikderhovsepian2129]

Much respect to the master🙏

[@Валера-щ9ь]

Да, молодец дедушке в таком возрасте продолжает так живо работать и делать своё любимое дело. Дай Бог ему долгой жизни и радости в своем деле!!!

[@saudade0222]

立派の一言☺️

[@raulgomez4780]

Gran ejemplo el Señor, muchos años de vida 🙏

[@aaronsanborn4291]

What great craftsmanship

[@112-w7x]

Thank You!

[@SpamMouse]

Thank you.

[@FrederickBowdler]

Not many people in their eighties can wield a hammer like that 😊😊😊😊😊 nice one

[@이케이티-l5r]

예전 어릴적 금강변에서 소형목선를 만들던 장인이 나무 다듬을때 소형 도끼로 나무를 다듬는걸 봤는데.. 소형 도끼가 어찌나 야무지게 생겼는지 60이 넘은 지금도 잊혀지지 않음

[@redelk2974]

such incredible craftsmen need to be recognized for the masters they are. so rare. an honor simply to be able to watch for a moment. thank you. re❤

[@yoshiroo7397]

代々受け継いできた技術を、斧や別の形にかえてでも、ずっと繋いでほしいものです。

[@lucien696969]

Absolutely amazing !!!

[@vladimiryeremenko6720]

Молодец ! Храни ГОСПОДЬ семью мастера .

[@JohnSmith-jh1iy]

I feel privileged to own a mizuno axe.

[@mikecameron5322]

Thank you awesome work

[@水有四德]

산행에 필수요건 일본제품 정말 로 좋아보입니다 (모양 ,두께 크기 ,손잡이 ) 다 합격 좋아요

[@信二-f9q]

天晴れ

[@アトリエ泉野事務局]

経営も職方も、ちゃんと次世代につながってますね。

[@rpower1401]

The boiling water to show 180 degrees is new to me, thank you for this knowledge

[@luislosrobles7394]

impresionante, saludos al señor desde Chile.

[@mebloffgroup1417]

Здоровья тебе Мастер!

[@ナナシノゴンベエ-o3w]

歯並びしっかりしてるし健康そうな人だね。斧とは関係ないけど30秒前後の景色も綺麗だ…水墨画(？)みたい。 絶えずに続いてもらえたらいいな。 リスペクト。

[@dorianleclair7390]

Japanese make such good things.

[@ふぃーふぁ-r5j]

泉に斧落としたときに「この斧ですか？」と言われたら迷いそう

[@christastic100]

Lovely to watch such great skills in action . all the work that goes into each axe . 🪓 real quality and I expect very long lasting if looked after.

[@stephenx2857]

it's fascinating to see a man who's been working metal most of his life, work in a tiny shop, nothing fancy, simple attire. and then you see hipster "blacksmithing" youtubers and their anvil brand whoring/nostalgia slutting and big dumb power hammers, and everything is blanks/grinding. it's interesting to see a small industrial setup. doing something traditional.

[@Kar-g7x]

Великолепная работа! Спасибо этому мастеру🙏

[@thewald4tel]

Sehr inspirierend, danke! 🙏 🌈 ❤️

[@janetcohen9190]

Very interesting! Knowledge, skills, timing, Artisanship,... It's vital to know how otherwise the future is bleak. And will demand to re-discover the former. Thank you, and for sharing. 🎉🎉🎉

[@michaelg7607]

Nice shop

[@ЮрийЮрий-х2з]

При отсутствии стандартного сортового проката в средневековье само получение хорошей стали было искусством,асейчас обогнуть и обварить полосу из СТ45 вокруг твердого сердечника из чего либо -это задачка для подмастерья из ПТУ.

[@maxruedy951]

That man is a true master.An axe like that is something that you could use for your entire life and leave to your grandchildren when you die.

[@Suresh-ns1lt]

Seeing this very good video I remember my. G father

[@mghost-vi5rq]

海外の廃材からナイフを製作する動画も好きですが、やっぱり日本の匠の製作動画は一味違う

[@ВасилийЖуков-ф2т]

Ангелина Аргани делает топоры не хуже! 😊

[@ЕвгенийБорданов-к8ю]

Молодец так держать в движении жизнь

[@alan-sk7ky]

8:56 Which is exactly the same as the rest of the world did it before modern steels. I believe, that Granfors Bruk in Sweden still make some of their axes this way although the machinery plays a larger part than here. It's not superior to the modern way (and steels) it's the way it had to be done and it's too tempting to make a virtue from a necessity.

[@CaptCha-p2q]

Great artesan. My respects!

[@daudbangla]

জাপানী হাতের কাজের ধরণ ই আলাদা , খুব মনযোগ দিয়ে দেখি - ছুরি, কেঁচি হলে তো কথাই নাই 💕

[@rogeriohenriqueevangelista3578]

Qual o preço de um machado desse? Vocês enviam para o Brasil?

[@geraldstamour1312]

Dope AF results, TIMELESS Japanese!

[@BajakLaut-xs3bi]

Kalo di Bandung biasa disebut tukang panday besi 😊

[@dizelwolfenergi3356]

Топорик типа Турист. Для наших лесов не пойдёт. В квартире держать, кусок мяса разрубить. Какая страна, такие и топоры. Мастеру здоровья и долгих лет, пусть его дело живёт!

[@tubeorip]

Wonderful.

[@seungiklee3754]

참,일본인들의 장인정신은 언제봐도 본받을 만 합니다 존경합니다

[@240zdatsun8]

斧の起源は朝鮮… 言ってみ…

[@Heuroya]

刃物形状も柄もシンプル。 使い手が使いやすく、工程がシンプルでなければ売れないので生き残れない。 海外の斧を作る職人は鍛接剤をあまり使わず、フラックスで酸化皮膜の生成を抑えるだけで鍛接する。それは鍛接不良の原因になるので、やはり日本の伝統工程には合理的な意味がある。 　四角い穴も柄を調整加工しやすい。

[@XeroxGrid]

Какои бодрый дед для своих лет Очень активный

[@魅魔おじさん-s3i]

職人さんてやっぱすごいなぁ　と見ていて惚れ惚れする。

[@rawbacon]

Craftsmanship is great but there's a reason most things aren't made by Blacksmiths anymore.

[@chapmyers9272]

A treasured artisan. Have to ask so can’t afford one.

[@DavidHuber63]

Nicest axe i ever seen made

[@Angelovelato11]

Sempre provocato

[@อาลีบาบา-ร4ฌ]

❤❤❤ for Thailand

[@김태수-f4t]

산조시... 지금은 폐업한 "광붕" 대장간이 있던 지역. 광붕 포정은 상당한 레벨의 포정

[@ДмитрийПривалов-и7ь]

マスターを尊重します。

[@АйманАхметгалиева]

керемет уста екен керемет

[@aaronfurman8208]

is the " forge welding compound" just a carbon-based flux?

[@31144]

Fabulous ❤❤❤

[@BMWRRS-ey1ec]

Sehr schönes und altes Handwerk... es lebe das HANDWERK 🍀🍀👍👍

[@tshokn2437]

使い道はないけど欲しくなってしまった

[@AlexanderMcDizaj]

❤❤❤

[@JS_Precision]

This is beyond impressive. He is so strong for his age. And good sight too. I wish I will be this healthy when I am his age.