Making Table Tennis Rackets and Balls. Japanese Factory Crafts Luxury Rackets from 250-Year Cypress.

[@mrsimon8403]

This brand is so close to my heart. Grew up with their products over 40 years ago.😊

[@naosukeani]

50代のおっさんですが、中学、高校と卓球部でした。当時ヒノキのちょっと高かったペンホルダーのラケットを使ってました。ヒノキは軽いのが魅力でした。 今はほぼ？絶滅種のペンホルダーで前陣速攻やってました、裏は使えませんw　でも手首を返してバックスマッシュを決める古の強い選手に憧れていました。 今は特に女子が次から次へと強い選手が出てきて、日本卓球の黄金時代ですね。

[@yotehunter3468]

I love watching these kinds of videos to understand how things we use are made...

[@weejim48]

Industrial production videos like this highlight just how much effort goes into making everything we take for granted in our lives. It makes no odds if it’s table tennis bats , sausages or motorcycles or whatever. The people that set up the production process for these goods are amazing. 🙏🙏

[@anzaansori]

No wonder Nittaku is a bit expensive but very satisfying tabble tennis equipment, the process is very detail and mostly done by hand, well done Nittaku! I'm a user and a big fan of Nittaku brand

[@harlanbarnhart4656]

I like to see human oriented industry where the pace of machinery is directed by the worker instead of the other way around.

[@windansea6702]

I am purchasing a table and paddles today from this company for one of my homes, ありがとござました

[@НурбаБорбиев]

Отпишись, купил или нет?!👺

[@jibeji]

Such a precision handwork, this is amazing. I am proud to play with Nittaku blads and rubbers. 🥰

[@ハバネローー]

小学生のときからかれこれ40年つかってます、いつも本当にありがとう❤これからも使うね、職人には感謝しかないわ、100歳までよろしく

[@processinsider68]

This is amazing! I’m so impressed with how it turned out!

[@LorenzinSerranete]

Siempre que he jugado al tenis de mesa lo he pasado genial. Esas raquetas se ve que son de alta calidad

[@Dasan1111]

it's amazing this kind of business is still alive in Japan. I thought everything is made in China.

[@urockitony2]

This was utterly fascinating!

[@Tsutomeru]

7:50 muito habilidoso 👏 とても上手です❗

[@hram403]

Хорошая работа!

[@subliminalfreedom]

Its neat to see the different levels of automation!

[@syordgord]

Отличный канал, спасибо!

[@frankchong5585]

I always thought Japan have very high safety standard but this video prove me wrong

[@marciagarcezmanzella7132]

Congratulations, wonderful💜

[@TuttleScott]

I suspect the top secret proprietary process for joining 2 halves of the ping pong ball is friction welding.

[@Liebertify]

15:22 Indian guy.... We Indian's are everywhere 😂😂. Proud to be an indian.❤

[@Kelthor85]

These bats are AU$280 if anyone is wondering how they can afford so many staff members working on these.

[@kameo-]

主様　皆様　こんにちは　こちらと新作等がも後程拝聴いたします わたくし事で恐縮ですが体調を崩し一週間ほど前に救急搬送され入院しました はやく回復できごはんも食べれるようになりましたので様子をみていましたが予定通り通り本日退院となり返ってきました。 また楽しみがあり嬉しいです。

[@processx]

体お大事にしてください！

[@kameo-]

@processx 様 主様　こんにちは。 ご返信くださり恐縮です　ご心配かけてすみません。 ありがとうございます後程きょうは動画みたいなぁと思ってますがまだ休んでばかりでした　あなた様からのご返信で元気いただけます　ありがとうございます😭

[@キノコの子-y7u]

ラケットってラバー貼る箇所に印刷されてたのか！！ 安物のラバー付きラケットしか買ったこと無かったから知らなかったよ。

[@MinhNguyen-nl1gm]

Sản xuất vợt và bóng bàn. Nhà máy Nhật Bản, Chế tác vợt sang trọng tuyệt vời 🇯🇵👍.

[@MrDriftspirit]

14.10min. a magiician machine. the robot throws 2 pairs of half balls in and 2 complete balls were coming out.. wonder company!

[@empmachine]

@13:44 No Way, we get to see ping pong balls get made too?!? (I don't think I know any way that the halves come together... like how do they do that?) @14:09 ....(proprietary process) ... NOoOOOOOoooo!! LMAO..

[@cyborgakahans]

They use magic 😁

[@stell33.stell33]

Главно во всём процессе: гравировка, маркировка, упаковка.

[@Yggdrasil-cd9zg]

nice video❤

[@김대연-m2h]

Best of Best 👍

[@telelaci2]

13:30 The topmost box was upside down. This is unacceptable.

[@bcmh]

قال رسول اللهﷺ : كلمتان خفيفتان على اللسان ثقيلتان في الميزان حبيبتان إلى الرحمن.. سبحان الله وبحمده سبحان الله العظيم ..

[@brianfong5711]

Those be some tasty looking egg and waffles Gonna ignore that "don't play with your food" advice.

[@augustusrex8150]

The company was founded 1920, and the machines are the same since then.

[@rahamansyed9802]

Nice ❤

[@qhdaffy]

amazing

[@Soudchaser91q41]

Et à la fin je prends 12-10 dans le cinquième set...😂

[@datasatan]

its very odd to me the way you show the whole process first. 45 seconds in and we know all the major steps already.

[@Pelikan91]

génial

[@bami6049]

中学の時部活で使ってたNittakuだ！ ところで概要欄の説明なんか違いません？

[@ucc930ml]

そうなのか、概要欄の説明の何かが違うのか、それで、何が違うんだ一体？

[@clavia10vitz]

単板ラケット『AP』大切にします！

[@MinhNguyen-nl1gm]

Những cây vợt và bóng chất lượng cao. Người Nhật làm ăn không chê chỗ nào..🇯🇵👋m

[@loukahong126]

0:01/1:04/13:36/18:27

[@ГригорийРодионов-ж8ц]

👍👍👍

[@themusicman-ij7op]

They are here called rackets, 🏸🏸. we always did and still do , call them table tennis bats 🏓🏓🏓🏓🏓 It is 70 yrs ago that I played regularly, but if I remember correctly our bats were faced with cork one side and very fine rubber the other .

[@gutesherz9049]

💯👍😎

[@widetec33]

일본가면 기념품으로 하나사서 소장하고 싶네요. 물론 탁구도 치고.

[@ddipocket3]

16:45　結構NG多いな　1割近くか

[@voxroxvix]

👍

[@yannickgrente1925]

👍👍😍😍

[@壺義春]

貴重なウミガメの産卵風景

[@MrDriftspirit]

the saw to cut has the same age like the old cypress. the following steps bye cutting down the bar sheets is horrific. lifting 30kg piece from the ground on a bandsaw which is really sharp and dangerous.does not fit to the rest of the prdoction process!. 6.29min. why is the wooden surface of the band grind that worn down like when apprentice were mking modells on work tables? whats going on there when the camera is not there? the cuts and rip outs do not come from grinding exactly those racket sheets... the restly process is state of the art with talented and very exact workers. like the ping pong balls from nittakku. tibhar is my lable for this vey nice sport!

[@andrewsimon451]

Ракетки из древнего кипариса это хорошо, очень технологичное предприятие - замечательно! А как Вы голой доской собираетесь закручивать мячи? Это ракетки для офис-менеджеров, которые, как и работники Вашего предприятия, могут только кнопки нажимать?

[@ЕвгенийЗагар-ш9ш]

Резиновое покрытие клеит клиент,проиграл турнир,значит это не ракетка дерьмо а покрытие китайское😅 поклееное кривыми руками.😊

[@41istair]

Oh, the balls are no longer made of the export-controlled celluloid; interesting.

[@shortaybrown]

When do they put the rubber surface on the paddle?😊

[@onlysilv]

*applied by the individual user

[@Absaalookemensch]

They age the wood over 250 years? In other applications I've never aged wood more than 50 years.

[@dava610]

🇯🇵😍🤫

[@marcosilicani5775]

Scusate ma è proprio necessario usare legno di alberi di 250 anni? Se l'albero potesse parlare chissà se sarebbe d'accordo...

[@ndc5544p]

Non sono alberi di 250 anni. Il legno è stato stagionato per 250 anni, come un lungo processo di maturazione. Gli alberi sono stati abbattuti molto tempo fa e il legno è stato conservato e preparato con cura nei secoli per raggiungere questa qualità.

[@marcosilicani5775]

@ndc5544p Grazie infinite per la risposta.

[@francescodonnarumma5907]

@@ndc5544p A giudicare dal diametro del tronco credo proprio che si tratti di alberi ultrasecolari. Ma al profitto si sacrifica tutto! Credo di attirarmi molte antipatie, ma ritengo SACRILEGO abbattere un albero secolare. A prescindere dall'uso che se ne farà.

[@_InTheBin]

This is one of the best purposes the tree can be used for. The rackets are high quality and well-known and appreciated around the globe. How more famous can an old oak become? If the tree could speak I bet she'll be very happy.

[@davide-magisaudio6256]

@@ndc5544pquindi, secondo te, l’albero è stato tagliato 250 anni fa perché sapevano che dovevano fare le racchette per il ping pong? Erano dei visionari, davvero 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@rapsod1911]

OMG 33000 yen 😨

[@joansparky4439]

so roughly 2 hours of work of one guy/gal there.. but as it's been through many hands its more likely the total production time per racket/bat + brand markup (if existing).

[@jiajunfan1995]

柏木生长缓慢，在中国旧时柏木的主要用途是用来制作棺材。

[@rockys7726]

It wouldn't be hard to add a step to brush off the dust from the balls. It's always annoying to have to wipe that off before you play.

[@Atheist873]

Палата номер 6

[@kumamonwong2277]

中國都用日本板😂😂😂

[@jinjaepapa]

속터진다

[@恩-chaaaan]

卓球部あるある ピン球が割れたら中のニオイ嗅ぎがち

[@bobs_ya_runkle]

As soon as the music started I turned it off. Maybe most people like it but not me.

[@rockys7726]

Such a shame to have to use old growth trees just for ping pong racquets. I guess the composite wood just won't work with playability.

[@joeysuen1463]

wow killing big trees to play ping pong.... killing a 250 years old tree for this!!!! i will never buy this brand.

[@ВячеславМихайлов-р7ч]

Интересно и зубочистки и палочки тоже из целого бревна японцы и также изготовляют.

[@Marco_Z.]

That is an interesting process, but why not playing with the produced items?

[@inairair566]

我最常向我兒子說:我念書時期,桌球拍拿100元,羽球拍拿150元,都可以打敗拿2,000元球拍的人.

[@r.dil.491]

When you cut down a tree,any tree,you commit a crime against humanity.

[@hyunkim4246]

손톱 깎아라.

[@x0747]

great product, but take off the masks

[@colorona8456]

Nah, masks are a good thing. Shows, that they actually care about their health.

[@r.dil.491]

どんな木でも伐採すれば、人道に対する罪を犯すことになる。

[@田中博行-p4w]

全部機械(笑)

[@ndc5544p]

Except those machines work on high quality materials chosen by craftsmen and are being set up and maintained by great engineers ensuring constant repeatable quality.

[@ucc930ml]

The production process is not entirely machine-driven, but also involves human sensibilities and handmade work. Anybody can see that in the video, of course we can, we have an easy understanding of what is being done, but the OP is an exception, even looking at the video he doesn't know what is being done, he doesn't understand what is being done! Yes, he is an idiot, and getting involved would be a waste of time

[@田中博行-p4w]

@@ndc5544p 様、此処は、にほんです、コメントは日本語でお願い申し上げます。