手技TEWAZA「三線」SANSHIN (STRINGED INSTRUMENTS)／伝統工芸 青山スクエア Japan traditional crafts Aoyama Square

[@SeraphimKnight]

Always interesting to me how traditional japanese craftsmen tend to work very close to the floor and use their feet in ways that you don't see elsewhere in traditional crafts.

[@atsukorichards1675]

It might be that we have a custom to sit on the floor.

[@preloprints]

Beautiful instrument, beautiful handcraft and beautifuly filmed and edited, as usual!

[@sandrawest2105]

Thank you! I enjoyed this video. Peace 💫

[@alanwilliamson2259]

Absolutely beautiful craftsmanship, thankyou for sharing this with us.

[@jennylawson1980]

I believe the harvest of snake skins comes from other places either in country or out but, as you can tell in this custom crafting of instruments every piece is used and absolutely nothing is wasted. It produces such a unique and distinct sound. Beautiful video, awesome editing, love learning from them. 🙂

[@MADZIA0606]

*Splendidly executed instrument!* 👏🤩

[@jacoblewis787]

As a craftsman, videos like this anyways leave me wanting more details, but the language barrier keeps me from ever finding answers. =\

[@rwilcox_71]

What a beautiful process to watch! The attention to detail and craftsmanship is astounding! I recently visited Japan for the first time and am already planning to visit many more times! Such a beautiful country with so much to explore. I would love to visit one of these workshops!

[@hannagradzielewska3586]

Ile finezji w tej pracy. Fascynujące jest widzieć

[@importantname]

that was a Very big Snake before it was a musical instrument

[@nikanoru13]

But why snake skin? I don't think there are snakes this big in China so the originals must have been made using something else