The process of making a globe. A Japanese globe manufacturing factory with a history of 86 years.

[@akdnsjzka]

地球儀ってなんか惹かれるんだよな

[@t-9722]

低学年の子供に去年入学した時に、お祝いとして買おうとしたら結構、高いなぁと思いましたが手作業で一つ一つ貼り付けてるの見て納得ですね！ 子供に、どれを購入するかは迷ってますがね😅

[@kamalalmeklafi2894]

I most certainly like everything made in Japan

[@bonzie321]

Oh heck ya😝

[@無名-n5t]

まさか手作業とは知りませんでした。。新居にほしいな

[@tomlaskar4226]

I've always wanted one.

[@幸運の金熊]

未だに、ほぼほぼオールハンドメイドかぁ、、少々値が張るのもさもありなんだな。しっかりと対価は頂戴してその技術の継承はぬかりなく維持して頂きたい。

[@deadcxap755]

The simplest cutting plotter costs $300-600. This will already save a third of the working time for the first female employee; she will no longer need to cut out each sticker by hand. Also, due to the high accuracy of the cutting plotter, it will be possible to paste the globe without this terrible overlap of one layer on another, but like with really beautiful models - butt-to-butt. Japanese small production is, as a rule, stuck in the Middle Ages of technology and does not develop ((((((

[@CanadianDivergent]

wait till they figure out it's Flat!😆

[@bonzie321]

Oh man. I was just going to comment that same thing. Imagine the irony having a job making globe earths when in reality earth is a flat realm.😅

[@Alyoshenka-l2q]

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