Master Craftsman In Japan Builds Amazing Tiny House On Wheels

[@lass-inangeles7564]

It was an honor to meet Mr Tagami through you, Bryce. I salute him. And you. The fact that you can see the beauty in this minimalism speaks volumes. You followed this trail, from the owners of the first tiny home built by Mr Tagami, to his own tiny house, and to his work. Well done as a filmmaker, an artist, and a human being. Thank you for connecting us all to the world of tiny home living and its philosophy!

[@0809lei]

It's amazing that his recognition of recycling of garbage from one generation to next! This is what we need to realize and learn! Impressive!!

[@emilygraham1153]

Lei Zhang In Environmental Science parlance, we call the consideration of the next generation " intergenerational equity". It's lovely to see such a delightful manifestation of this well considered concept. Roll on!! Emily Liberty.

[@catsarkioja7423]

I found this after the one with the two lovely women living in Tagami san's design. After hearing so much about him it was wonderful seeing him and his own tiny!

[@gsacki2010]

Oooh, thanks for sharing!

[@Diegobh71]

I'm still getting on your channel videos and finding new "old" material to watch. This one is absolutely amazing, the concept he has about building based on traditional japanese building and of course the concept of not making 'garbage" for future generations talks about his way of living. Have no words to describe how awesome this tiny house is! Thank you for bringing all these videos to us around the world, hugs from Argentina.

[@-belue-6697]

"It may be very small, but to me, this is a very grand design!"... Beautiful! :-)

[@pls5201]

Love the designer's approach. He speaks, thinks, breathes in his own culture so organically. What are the dimensions? Measured by a tatami mat and can fit in a parking place. What is the price? Quoted in Yen. What are the materials that create the spirit of the house? Japan's awesome nature (cedar, glass that brings nature in). What are the soft elements to bring in culture? Japanese textiles. It's healing, eco-friendly. Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

[@philiq18]

I'm a fan of the environmental consciousness behind his designs and builds.

[@kmm2442]

It's so magical. You want to cry

[@alex.a.303]

Japan has a housing problem like any country in the world (developed or emerging) and the first thing that's forsaken when building a space is the aesthetic. The smaller the space, the more important the aesthetic becomes because when you're inside your tiny house - everything is magnified. From how you can use the space to how it feels when you relax and enjoy. Aesthetics doesn't have to be grand; looking at a flower in a grassland can be more pleasing than a bouquet of them on your lap. Thank you Mr. Tagami for helping your neighbors by building this kind of home for them to live, and for us to explore more the possibility of living big in a tiny home. And a big Thank You to this channel for showcasing these homes. Even Bryce feels comfortable in a space even though he's such a tall man.

[@CaptFomo]

This gentleman and his home are about my favorite out of all of your series. He's such a pure fellow with his intentions for the earth and future generations, and his house is simply incredible!!

[@kimikowarren9049]

本当に素晴らしく日本の歴史としきたりを大事に使いながらきれいに作って建てた小さい家、とても素敵!!!!有り難うございます!!!!😘👍🇯🇵 Very well kept traditional materials with lots of history behind this little travel trailer is a wonderful and beautiful and thank you for sharing, now I want go back home......made me little homesick 😘👍🇯🇵

[@kiwigirljacks]

This brought tears to my eyes. I emotionally connected with what you were both saying and I can see how being in that space would be healing to the body and soul. Absolutely beautiful Bryce. Thank you so much for sharing this.

[@madisonhewish]

I'm in awe of this design and the heart that is behind it. I loved how he spoke of giving to the next generation rather than burdening them. So beautiful.

[@geraldinefields1730]

I admire that this wonderful structure is truly tiny, not like the more elaborate "tiny" houses where builders lose the concept of less is more. Tagami Haruhiko has built this structure as a micro camper. It could be used as a second home at nice campgrounds with convenient amenities and with great views, the mountains, the lakes, the seaside. Thanks Bryce for showing this work of art to us.

[@jaredford8440]

Most amazing 😍

[@tanyawins]

What I like most about these videos is Bryce's excitement ❤️ he's the perfect 👌 host for these videos! Great video once again, keep up the great work, and the enthusiasm as always!!!

[@sarameitner6770]

Yes!!!!! I second everything you've said!

[@tammycruz8189]

Very cute

[@JessicaJones-mn9hl]

One of my favourites so far! Love all your Japan videos! The blackened wood on the outside is so beautiful, and the inside was so light and natural. Top 5 for sure!

[@questioner113]

This house reflects the beauty of the material, the trees that gave up this material, the spirit of the craftsperson and the culture that nourished him! Simplicity, humility, elegance!

[@pinkpatx]

Love the materials he used! I wish he showed how a futon might fit in that space. Is the space large enough for a futon to be unfurled completely?

[@ExploringAlternatives]

Great video, I really love that design! It's very unique :)

[@RainMakeR_Workshop]

I hope he builds more tiny houses, I'd love to see how he would approach building a 150-250sqft tiny house.

[@Cobra6Gaming]

Utterly love traditional Japanese architecture, it's so good.

[@hugokennedy5759]

I had mentioned in the original post of this tiny house that there is an influence here from Frank lloyd Wright, he was himself inspired by Japanese architecture and Japanese everything, so there is a full circle happening here, the concept of organic architecture, the clerestory windows in the raised roof, the disappearance of corners, is a mini usonian on wheels, the similarities and organic concept again, there is a definite similarity on both approaches to the issue of what a house should be and the impact it has in the people living in them. Bravo! Well done.

[@amyl.shultz1121]

I fell in love with this house when I first saw it, really neat you got to meet with the builder!

[@linzertube]

What a beautiful tiny home. One of the most simple, elegant and practical, portable spaces I've seen yet.

[@jennifermukhia2759]

Superb use of space and design..A salute to the great craftsmanship.

[@wingsveritas5717]

Absolutely beautiful in its design and function! A true gem in the tiny house world. Thanks for showing us Bryce!

[@parkviewmo]

This, and the other Japanese home I saw, are my two tiny homes of all I have seen. They are so beautiful, and they seem to inspire people not to store and pack in so much. The light and the views, the wood, the shapes are all simply beautiful.

[@jaredford8440]

Absolutely incredible 💯🇳🇿🌺

[@jaredford8440]

Bryce do you have a foulder of japanese small living ? I've seen many on living tiny .but I'm a thousand vlog in and my mind can't recall ?🙄😅.❤️💯👋tiny in ruawai 🤗

[@kaluagrace9077]

Awesome ! I love it. Please introduce these Tiny Home Japan to the state of Hawaii. We need these Tiny Homes. I love the thought and vision of living light. And being able to hook it up to my truck. It's amazing!

[@mariehuynh]

I love that tiny model of the tiny house inside the tiny house!

[@Shadow2084]

So right Bryce - it is small but it's a grand design. Looks so much bigger once you're inside with all the windows. Beautiful teeny Tiny Home!! Thanks Bryce - take care my friend.

[@TheTravelingTogetherJournal]

Love it. I want this guy to help us build our next camper.

[@judyonzen]

so neat clean and solid..inside feels spacious coz all the windows around it and the skyline...smart design. Japanese designs always have the best minimalism in mind!!👏👍

[@anneworks]

I'm awed, although I feel I'd be more comfortable in the home he built for the two women. Could you do a part 2 of this one so we get a better idea about the features? Like the roof, folding the table, the stove etc.

[@kaluagrace9077]

It's so beautiful. Like traditional Japan. Simple, mindful. Only what you need. Sometimes...less is better. Very Zen. Less material things. So amazing. I sure want to own one of these. Thank you for sharing your Tiny Home Japan video. Please introduce your Tiny Home Japan to Hawaii. I look will be looking forward to it. Thank you.

[@sikantis61]

Great video. He is focused on his impact and legacy. This is someone to emulate when building a tiny home.

[@maxthrust976]

That's a really cool finishing technique he used on the outside. I've got to find me some burnt alums, whatever those are.

[@chrisdooley6468]

Not only a great house but he drives a Subaru Forester STI to tow it. Definitely a car guy :)

[@livingbig]

:) Good old Japanese cars!

[@brandonkito]

Chris Dooley yeah, that did it for me too😅

[@CaptFomo]

Figured I wasn't the only one who noticed.

[@via_chr]

I love all about Japan, this is so Japan.. Loves it..... more houses in Japan pleaseeeeeee

[@traceyodonnell1969]

beautiful!! I can image relaxing in the home in a thunderstorm parked on the beautiful country side.

[@shendaraalshedir1933]

Another lovely little treehouse on wheels!! Well 👍🏻 done sir!!👏🏻😄🐾🌈☮️🇨🇦

[@siliguriguide1992]

So amazing ! Hats off to Mr. Tagami Haruhiko for this marvelous tiny wooden RV Thaks to Bryce Langston Big living in tiny house. I would like to build a wooden rv like this one.

[@chrissythornhill]

THANK YOU , a great lift to the spirit here . ✨⭐️✨

[@DrTregglesloverJoel]

Hey I'd like to thank you for making these videos and say that I'm thoroughly enjoying them. Every video flows better and becomes more and more seamless, nice work on the editing, cinematography and interviewing style.

[@CharlesTersteeg]

I liked​ the Japanese mountain cabin the best. this video was one to see more details of this build.

[@ryuliuluo]

初めて日本語で話してるシリーズ見た。軽トラサイズでここまでできるのはすごい！

[@RainMakeR_Workshop]

Does Tagami Haruhiko have a website? I want to see more of his work.

[@jimmies327]

This is the best tiny house design ever. I wish we could know the dimensions, or at least the size of the trailer used. I want to build my own and it would have to be pulled by a camry;) Thank you Bryce ✨💙

[@BlackWolf6420]

Absolutely beautiful and inspiring❤️🙏😍

[@malteweinreich8755]

Beuitiful and wonderful keep up the nice log Mate and a very happy Easter to you :-)

[@SaraGioria]

The house is a real jewel, but for me I wouldn't choose a solution without a bathroom. I absolutely love the philosophy of the guy: the image of the seed you plant and then grows into your shelter, and the necessity not to leave garbage for future generations

[@manikamonkeymindmiddlewaym7160]

a small bathroom and shower even if an outside add on would be perfect, right?

[@podcastbard]

that is just a camper. Love the craftsmanship. If this cost less to build then buying a camper, it's good.

[@kerricorser4562]

I love EVERYTHING about this

[@twominutetips]

Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

[@gloriamontalbo8888]

Works like a charm!

[@kallasusort2986]

Love this home and his heart

[@thepixelnomad1472]

Thanks for this video Bryce! It is good to see more of this specific design! I really enjoyed it, because it's simplicity is absolutely brilliant. I would love to own a tiny home like this one, and being able to pull it if a regular car! Imagine the possibilities of modern nomads! Hard to tell which tiny house i liked more, this one is simpler than the other one of the two ladies, but also really pure through these windows and the smaller table. I missed the wood burner though :)

[@livingbig]

Absolutely. There's something about these smaller home designs that I absolutely love. They are just so functional and I adore the idea that they can be so easily transported anywhere.

[@thepixelnomad1472]

yes and they are more natural than anything else. I love the materials!

[@emk3234]

Hoping to get a longer video soon 😍 beautiful home, I always love when you have a new video up!

[@aniokay]

This is going to impact my life further on ♡

[@divukman]

Thank you for the video! Everything there looks so beautiful!

[@michaeldreher3853]

bathroom?

[@fridabu.b6761]

This is soooooo well crafted im crying. How does he made that window detail with no frame omg i need to know. Mr Tagami is amazing af

[@enoel777]

thank you for sharing! always enjoy your videos!

[@cannavaras]

Thanks again for another great episode. This has become my favourite youtube channel. My only complain is I want more episodes :)

[@cannavaras]

Ok...second favourite, Casey Neistat is daily vlogging again ;o)

[@livingbig]

Thanks. It's no shame to come second to Casey. :) I'd love to be able to create more content and get it out faster. I'm doing my best!

[@jonesr227]

" ... Casey Neistat is daily vlogging again ...", Yes, but don't you get tired of seeing how he treats his cameras? :)

[@cannavaras]

You can understand why though. Always good to watch and the highest production values.

[@alexpurtle7293]

I actually feel that Casey lost something since returning. It`s like he is trying too hard now. All those CAP LOCK titles...

[@grandmashadowdreamer]

Absolutely quaint

[@ayushdesai-dakle]

This man Mr Tagami is zen. When he said that any waste that cannot be returned to mature will just become one more burden on the next generation, that is so so true.

[@moomeow4373]

Reminds me of my grandpa's home, when he used to live in the countryside

[@mmpoggs2033]

beautiful allocation of space a recipe for peaceful living x

[@michelledennelly2171]

I turned on the captions and it was just spelling out what he was saying in English letters, Bryce could u add subtitles so I could understand what he's saying. 👌🏻👍🏻

[@livingbig]

Make sure you've selected English and not the automatic captions.

[@michelledennelly2171]

Living Big In A Tiny House ok got it, thanks 😊

[@livingbig]

Cheers! I've removed the automatic captions from the list to hopefully avoid the confusion there. :)

[@johnsexton3841]

Could you use a different color for the background on the CC. Gray with white lettering is difficult to read

[@munnak3695]

Michelle Dennelly yes it works fine for me as well.

[@markminton8974]

He is very good at what he does..

[@zubairgu]

very good video. relaxing to watch

[@sarah3796]

This is just Beautiful!!!

[@csantana9]

Wow, so cute!

[@albertguti23]

there is a shoe cupboard over there. Great job you have shown very beautiful places , tiny houses . Thank you

[@ziggythecat8900]

I love the design 🦋

[@markonin6981]

Omg! I see cool tiny house

[@dtrlfilms]

It's interesting that the roof seems to retract down and yet this interesting feature was not discussed or displayed. Did you take video of this, and if so, could you post it?

[@bryanyang2097]

This house is amazing!

[@kazmikh342]

This is so inspiring

[@mohammedabunayyan2940]

House is a big word for this thing :)

[@CherryBlossoms1982]

Nice job!! 軽自動車！！ 凄いですね！impressive :)!

[@tordyclark]

Wow, I actually speak enough Japanese I can understand this. This is TINY. I suspect this will be a hugely popular thing here ( Japan), with people who already know smallness. The black cedar is lovely. He says from the sun, the wood got "fried", and became black. He didn't paint it that way.

[@evaabe2840]

It's beautiful!

[@bobeden5027]

my favourite, so far. are the plans available? where is the toilet and shower?

[@hooliman]

that's a cool guy! good taste in design and cars 😁

[@tdbaker3564]

Thank you, thank you for such an inspiring video. And love his concept of building to "not last" but return to nature-poetic. I have to ask if this is this the craftsman that built the Kumano tiny house?

[@59jaguar]

Very cool, all it was missing was a soaking tub!

[@blueberrypie-im1hd]

beautiful, you've inspired me!

[@simplelivingtriptishahrana2651]

Hi...one of my favorite channel .i so relate with your videos on tiny spaces yet living big

[@shelleynobleart]

Nicely done.

[@BirchWeber]

What a neat guy! I really love the minimalism of the few Japanese builds you've shared with us. Just some advise: it's silly that you have to turn on annotations to enjoy this video. Next time, edit the translation subtitles directly into the video.

[@livingbig]

The captions should automatically come on now, plus - if I put them directly into the video it limits the language to English. This way, the captions can be edited so anyone in the world can translate into their own language.

[@BirchWeber]

Noice! Thanks for these vids man!

[@josevazquez3774]

Siempre veo tus videos saludos desde México

[@joshtap]

3,000,000 Japanese Yen is a huge amount of money. It equates to over $36k in Australian dollars. Although, it is a lovely build. You can tell that a lot of thought went into the planning of this build. Its amazing that something so small can have such profound effect on how it makes us feel. Very impressed!

[@LilacDaisy2]

Beautiful and unique design and craftsmanship. What purpose is it used for -- taking on picnics ... or camping (pitch a tent for the bed, on arrival)? This concept/design enlarged x 3, for livability, I'd love to see!

[@포톤-w3q]

Good!!

[@allil87]

Sweet!

[@a1libot]

Amazing, perfect for my size, very inspiring :D

[@livingbig]

Thanks Arn! I really love these smaller tiny homes too.

[@jessicamcleod-yu845]

Hi, can i suggest that you get a wider camera lense and use the camera with a tripod, as opposed auto focus. I enjoy seeing all the tiny houses, and appreciate your dedication to the topic, however i find it hard to watch all your video because i get motion sickness.

[@itsmarialifestyle4355]

It is very beautiful! A little bigger and it'd be perfect for me :-)