【TOP 5】Shocking and amazing Japanese mass production technology! Process of Japanese craftsmen!

[@universal5839]

Изготовление фотоаппаратов очень понравилось. Каждому изделию уделяют такое внимание, как будто делают для себя. Вот действительно японцы делают продукцию для людей.

[@MinhNguyen-nl1gm]

Công nghệ máy móc thiết bị hiện đại của Nhật tuyệt vời. Sản xuất đồng xu OK 🇯🇵👍.

[@aquilesocampo6396]

¡¡Excelente!!... Como todos los capítulos de Dax. Pero aún no logro descifrar su misterio. No hay que perderse ningún capítulo, ¿No?... 😊😊😊😊

[@MinhNguyen-nl1gm]

Người Nhật, Đóng tủ tiện nghi trong gia đình, Đẹp và sang trọng. Thợ mộc OK 🇯🇵👍.

[@中島栄二-i8f]

３５分頃　　どの行程もそうでしょうけど、地味な作業の繰り返しですよね。　頭が下がります

[@guyneeser2029]

Very fine craftsmanship .

[@Tocqueville2023]

Japanese industry is superb!

[@ああ-k2v9d]

1回でいいからお金作る機械になってみたい

[@ExploreTechniques95]

Every detail is meticulously crafted.

[@ДедСнегур]

Made in Japan!---Это очень Круто и Качественно!👍

[@MinhNguyen-nl1gm]

Người Nhật sản xuất những mặt hàng. Lúc nào chất lượng cũng cao.. Hi 🇯🇵👍.

[@koba0724]

大阪造幣局　　 桜並木が綺麗ですよね

[@jt9498]

Very interesting!

[@miladinde]

thank you so much❤

[@feedmachine-extruder]

Nice video

[@堤防ニャンコ]

ここの生産ラインはちゃんと労働基準法と衛生法守っていて良いですね。民間企業の殆どの生産ラインは何かしらの犯罪を犯しています。

[@guyneeser2029]

WOW!!. What Incredible craftsmanship. Absolutely beautiful!. makes me wonder what the cost would be for that chest of drawers.

[@mashishimatani1025]

I love Japanese culture!

[@nawtmyrealnamelol]

0:44 beautiful music, Beyond - Adrian Berenguer

[@User0000000000000004]

everybody hates the stupid music

[@nawtmyrealnamelol]

@@User0000000000000004 wrong

[@janisz.]

@Użytkownik0000000000000004 You're right. Everyone hates rap and hip hop. Classical music is beautiful and fits perfectly into the harmony of the Japanese work style.

[@タダタカサトウ]

この生産設備には、たらふく金をかけても元が取れる（造幣局）

[@TheOnlyDominik]

Schuler is a german company. Greetings from Germany. 👍

[@joaobatistadasilvasilva7566]

Interessante, gratidão.

[@mughalazamchannel9835]

Very nice 💐♥️♥️♥️♥️💐💐💐💐💐

[@piano_beginner]

造幣局職員) やべー…金溶かした。

[@samsien9105]

Amazing to watch , thank you 🙏👍👍.

[@anblezhang5958]

感觉穿越到了80年代，有种陈旧感。

[@省略可-o2x]

桐タンスの字幕で、読めない漢字が有ります。 普段見かけない文字なので、ふりがなをお願います。 (⁠知った所で、なんら変わりませんが) あと、他の方の意見にも有りますが、 音楽無くて良いです。 現場の雑多な感じも良いものです。 意味不明なクラシックより無い方が良いですね！

[@fionncawley8963]

Nice to see - very good. Music is killing me though - very distracting.

[@User0000000000000004]

+1

[@killmimes]

The english word for the copper / nikle alloy is MONEL

[@jbsmarklinmodellbahn1728]

Der Schubladenschrank ist wunderschön. So gehören Möbel gebaut. Nicht dieser Spanplattenwegwerfmist ala Ikea.

[@Michaeljhj]

❤ ilove you Japan, from iran ❤

[@문어머리-f2j]

I love this channel but this clip’s background music is desultory ever. I can hardly focus on the contents…🤢

[@User0000000000000004]

+1

[@devian138]

Very cool, not so shocking

[@abdechark215]

C'est incroyable

[@rheonepomuceno5572]

Gwapo kg pulido pag ubra sa mga hapon

[@robertmoniez4031]

First part Would sound better without the background music.

[@p1ai162]

I think these coins could live much longer

[@shadownyxiancat750]

While yes thats technically true, most coins can survive much longer. All material used Is different from the same material around the world. Just like how gold has a DNA which can help detectives link it up to the mine it came out of in case of theft. Thats also why some pure gold is different colors. Now back to the coin talk, it is likely that the material used is softer than that of other countries. I could be wrong but that’s my theory. It could also just be the perfectionism of Japan’s society.

[@CerroZimm]

Update: Japanese mass production technology is no longer shocking

[@parvizmoradi836]

هرگاه وهرموقع صحبت از صنعت وتکنولوژی ودانش های نووجدیدپیش میاد نام ژاپن ومردم توانا،متفکروصنعتگرمتخصص کشور منضبط ژاپن می درخشه همانند خورشید وامید وارم مردم میهن عزیزم سختکوشی واحترام این سرزمین پیشرفته وقدرتمند راسرلوحه زندگانی وحرکت خویش قرار بدهند !باارزوی خوشی وسلامتی برای تمامی مردم ژاپن!

[@隠神刑部-v7z]

素晴らしい動画だと思う。ただ、こんなにも暗い音楽にする必要は、ないような？

[@ytss554]

機械も生きてる、皆生きてる、だから大変なんだってことでしょうね😮

[@shadownyxiancat750]

Nah I quite like the mystical feeling of the music. It almost makes the high production of the items an art form.

[@luizherreira1112]

😊

[@juliahyatt5838]

The video is too long to watch in one go!

[@bileljelassi2712]

​😅😅😊😊

[@NeilGaede1]

Wow, all that expense just to make money, literally. Think how much we'd save globally if we all went digital!

[@hin6432]

Now Japanese GDP is ranking 4 ~ 5.

[@seawolfde]

da sehen deutsche münzen aus dem Mittelalter aber weitaus schöner aus

[@michael05855]

cool

[@sida_risa]

39:21 I'm genuinely interested in knowing who this guy is, since his face showed up lol.

[@АлександрМартынюк-ц9й]

Мне не совсем понятно зачем пресовать оставшиеся после чеканки металл? Почему сразу не отвозить его в печь?

[@blackgraf2826]

ну это же не технологично) лучше потом прессованные бруски вручную скидывать в печь)

[@АлександрМартынюк-ц9й]

@@blackgraf2826 точно... 😄

[@oetyco]

last one is unsafe. transferring molten metal between workers legs. so bad for their back as well

[@snorrimuffelpuff2100]

Welche musik ist das???

[@終わりだ猫の国]

中に大きな穴が空いた状態から急に穴が塞がって完成してる 途中省いたか

[@Mega-sy6rd]

👍👍👍

[@antongyrt4814]

А можно 3d модель монет в формате dwg?

[@kitamuram4389]

箪笥の取っ手のネジが内側で出っ張っているのが気になりました。

[@fatihbektasoglu]

Bu poğaça tarifini üç kere denedim. Üçünde de tutmadı.

[@alexrinti]

Тут кроме фотоаппаратов точно Японское производство остальное, не Пакистан?

[@p1ai162]

How much $ are 500 yens?

[@User0000000000000004]

google exists

[@p1ai162]

@@User0000000000000004 unfortunately u2)

[@u7j47fr]

Awful music is much too loud. Spoiled a good video.

[@tarstarkusz]

22:45 I'm all for preserving tradition and traditional skills and tools and ways and means. But this is ridiculous. A man with a jig and a power tool could do 50 of these in the time this guy can do one.

[@iatsd]

Tell us you've missed the entire point without telling us you've missed the entire point

[@BrimstoneMoth]

the less time it takes you to do something the more time free you have left, the more time you have left, the more activities you have to figure out how to fill in, humans reason for doing things is to beat boredom, boredom is the root of all world problems, all advancements are made to make process effective, while at the same time leaving yourself with too much free time in your hands, that you are never going to fill in, because you dont know what to do with it, so as an example, let people paint a painting, and take 3 years to finish it, instead of saying they should just use midjourney because it will allow them to make millions of art in the time it takes to make 1. Because then you will have to figure out what you are going to be doing the next 3 years, if it wasnt taking your time and energy to do something, to fill in your time. Time passing is good, and craftsmanship is a process, you clearly have zero skills otherwise you will understand WHY people dont take the ''easy'' route.

[@tarstarkusz]

@@BrimstoneMoth He's not doing this as a hobby on his free time. He's doing it on the clock for an employer. If he had power tools, he could make more of these in the same amount of time and dramatically lower the cost.

[@tarstarkusz]

@@iatsd The point is so they can say it's hand crafted and charge way more money. BUT, it costs a lot more money to do it this way and doesn't lead to a better product.

[@User0000000000000004]

@@tarstarkusz people, dont engage with this moron.

[@provida4184]

💯

[@AgusZaelani-dc4go]

Tak pernah habis Kekaguman Saya pada Bangsa Jepang,siapa sangka bsngsa Jepang yang pada awal Invasi ke Indonesia adalah bangsa yang (maaf Cebol) pada Tahun 1942 dan hanya menggunakan Sepeda kayu ketika mendarat di Subang kini telah Menjelma jadi Bangsa yang Hebat dalam segala hal.Kami(Indonesia dan Jepang) sama"hancur pada Tahun 1945 namun hanya dalam beberapa Dekade saja Jepang telah bangkit menjadi salah satu kekuatan Ekonomi dunia,tekad dan Keuletan Bangsa Jepang patut di tiru oleh Bangsa msnapun,Capaiyan kemajuan Tehnologinya sangat mencengangkan bangsa manapun,pada Tahun 70an mungkin Jepang adalah salah satu pelopor Produsen Radio dan TV Transistor pertama dan Mobil"kecil yang mulai merambah Pasar Asia. Jepang pula yang pertama kali membuat Kereta Cepat(Kereta Magnetik) yang terkenal dengan nama SINKANSEN yang mengubah moda Transportasi Jepang lebih maju yang 50 Tahun kemudian Tehnologi kereta Cepatnya Jepang di tiru Bangsa China,Jepang sangat kuat dengan Tradisi dan Prinsip bangsa dengan Etos kerja yang sangat tinggi hingga Jepang mampu menyamai Bangsa Eropa dan Amerika yang telah lebih dulu maju.

[@killmimes]

Not an ingot, it is called a BILLET.

[@逸夫杉本]

仕上げプレスする前は、穴の開いたリングだった物が、いつの間にか穴が無くなっていて、最終製品になっているが、何らかの説明が有って良いのでは、、と思い　気分悪い

[@davenone7312]

I am not sure using a high frequency machine was a tradition in making wardrobes!!

[@davidtreichelpppj5304]

I had to stop because of music ... I prefer no music

[@massan1280]

自販機だと新500円は使えないから困る。

[@ジョージアS]

随時、対応されるでしょう。 1982年に 韓国で発行された500ウォン硬貨を加工して「偽500円玉」として 自動販売機で使用する事件が続出した時も 対応を迫られました。

[@Jibhftg]

👍👍👍👍👍🎉

[@_kyaru]

저기서 일하는 사람들은 월급을 자사 제품으로 받겠네 ㅋㅋ

[@renayamaguchi9488]

古い500円玉下さい…リサイクル協力します…

[@mohmed1234-u8u]

❤❤❤❤

[@qqqq-ko9pi]

全实木就是好，现在中国都是颗粒板

[@Moto_Guzzi]

Zum 100ten mal die Musik nervt! Können Sie zukünftig die Musik weglassen?

[@Cosmetolog_G]

And that's, children, how humanity creates inflation. 😅 Buy Bitcoin! 😊

[@aliel-jadouh1010]

👍🤍🌸👍👍👍💖

[@1019ha]

この工場で作業している全員が毎日億万長者ですね？。毎晩お金の夢を見て幸せですね。 公務員で働くらな一番良いですね。

[@TedBackus]

i cant stand it when they add music. why do they add music? its a factory tour, not a music video, just let the FACTORY sound be the soundtrack. you wouldnt show a scenic landscape of a sunset, and play music over it, you;d let the crickets, or birds chirp.

[@aliel-jadouh1010]

جو جبانا

[@ЛюдмилаСтекунова]

Р Е П Е К Т !❤

[@tadahiro39]

-💰お金💵-

[@slowneutron6163]

Shocking AND Amazing? At the same time? Look, I've seen shocking videos. I've also seen amazing videos. But shocking and amazing at once? GET OUT OF HERE! lol....yeah right. Whoever heard of a Shocking AND Amazing video. Maybe there is an outside chance that this is shocking and/OR amazing. But AND? No. I SAY NO!

[@roandietjodimedjo1039]

I'm amazingly shocked by your comment!

[@shadownyxiancat750]

Dawg why did you just go out of your way to shit on the poster?

[@MrDANGEROUSIDEAS]

A very very incomplete manufacturing video from start to finish sorry but that was a gigantic waste of time. Any of the interesting parts seem to have been left out., I guess I will not be subscribing to this page

[@User0000000000000004]

can't hear you over the loud aggressive music bro

[@MrDANGEROUSIDEAS]

@@User0000000000000004 cool name but isn't putting in all those zeros a pain in the ass I didn't count them maybe it's a number that's easier to get to lol

[@MrDANGEROUSIDEAS]

yea 15 lol

[@ahmedaldulaimy8499]

👍

[@User0000000000000004]

👎

[@RegerAj]

This is an illegal operation, you must go to machinist jail.

[@shadownyxiancat750]

Not all laws are the same around the world.

[@Забудьспокойствие]

Антонани вы вме😢

[@ed-tM]

👍👍♨

[@HusanboyEraliyev-vi7bd]

Superr

[@sweetoney-it1pl]

burn money to make money

[@tarstarkusz]

12:52 These edges are completely and totally pointless. US Pennies and Nickels never had those because they were always base metal. Only the silver and gold coins had them. Now they're just part of the scam of money where money is the form and not the metal. Those edges did not exist for looks. They were anti-tamering so you couldn't take a slice of silver or gold off of 10k coins and make a fortune. If someone tried to hand you a coin with smooth edges, you knew they were ripping you off or at least passing along coins that had some percentage of their precious metal missing.

[@iatsd]

Ah, the "This is how it is in the US so it must be the same everywhere!" routine? Only ever spoken by idiots and morons. Edges on coins serve many functions. The primary function is simply decorative. *ALL* of the coin is decorative in that respect. There's zero reason to include a pattern at all, after all. The second reason is to aid in identification for machine reading and for low vision situations. Want to be able to tell a 500 yen coin from a 100 yen coin at night just by feel when you're blind? Include different edges is the easiest method for that.

[@tarstarkusz]

@@iatsd NO, you are wrong. I used the US coins because I'm the most familiar with them. The edge goes back hundreds of years and it is to prevent theft of the precious metal. Over time, people began to associate that edge with precious metal coins. Nobody does that with base metal coins. Your ignorance around the coin face design is just as ignorant as the edge design. Coins had designs on them as a way of the king or local authority of taxing the coinage which is called "Seigniorage." The king would make only his coins legal in his jurisdiction and then charge a premium for the coins. Like if it were a 1oz coin, you would have to pay more than an oz of metal for the coin. You might have to trade 10 coins from the kingdom 2 kingdoms over to get 9 of the king's coins. The penalties for trading in a non-local coin was severe. Your last assertion is beyond ridiculous. If you think they ever took the blind into consideration, you are absolutely wrong. This is late 20th century thinking.

[@iatsd]

@@tarstarkusz You're making the simple mistake of declaring something "pointless" because of a reason that simply doesn't exist any more. It doesn't matter one iota *today* what the historical reason was for something being done. The reason it is being done today is NOT the same as the reason several millenia ago. To even suggest those former reasons are relevant today as an argument against them today simply demonstrates that you have no real grasp on reality, logic, or even time.

[@tarstarkusz]

@@iatsd You're missing the point I made. The point was that they kept the edge because it was what people became accustomed to when the metal was still precious. It keeps the form to fool the people. TODAY, it's really just decoration. The time that I'm talking about was as they were removing the precious metals from the coins. No, you just want to be argumentative.

[@iatsd]

@@tarstarkusz Is English your second language by any chance?

[@m.a.vision.]

изготовление монет прям убило...убого и некрасиво

[@SaridahSawitrianka]

Penjajah

[@rilkhoiril6643]

p

[@SimonsafSimonsaf]

how mutch is 500 yen ? us dollars !

[@toptop-pl9nl]

카메라는 일본이지 👍

[@Langevloei-NL]

1 yen = 0.0062 €uro

[@zmtstar]

👍