Skills of Craftsmen ’Growing Kitayama cedar trees in Kyoto’ ／ Takenaka Carpentry Tools Museum

[@franciscoarauz9250]

Great video

[@boriserjavec6470]

Tgis is wonderful and amazing,and relaxing too with the nice music

[@user-sk1ig6gk9w]

thank you for translantion this video. I really love watching but didn't understand anything. 😊

[@bighappyhotgood]

A wonderful process and tradition. Thank you for sharing.

[@wizmii]

いや〜すごい。 このような映像があること自体ありがたいです。

[@BondWarrior]

What incredible craftsmanship, a lot of work for an old man though

[@pskelly56]

Fascinating. Thank you. :)

[@asishchakraborty6411]

West Bengal (India ) need this types of forest. Here weather too hot... Rain and storm too much decreasing few years...

[@平安至上主義者]

この傳統が長く續きますやうに

[@DavidPaulNewtonScott]

I would put the logs in plastic drain pipes for transportation. The reason the poles are even is because they are being stressed evenly from the top. This is a teqnuque we could use in the Philippines and in Portugal. In Portugal in particular the eucalyptus trees grow straight. With broadleaved trees we would have to supress branch regrowth maybe by wrapping the trunk to keep the light off.

[@trappenweisseguy27]

Cutting 8” diameter trees seems like it should be criminal.