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I really like this video. On the other hand, the Japan has been planting thousands of Cedar Trees(Cryptomeria)every year for over 100 years. And it takes at least minimum 50 year old cedar trees to be used as the building materials. The Japanese Cedar Trees don't crack as the Pines Trees and they can last as long as 400 years maintaining it's quality. The Cedar Woods also naturally keep the bugs away in your house. The Japan literally have hundreds of thousands of Carpenters who can build their traditional temples and the contemporary homes using Cedar Trees. The Korea MUST be prepared for another cultural war against the Japan and the China. These are the countries who cherish the master craftsmanship of hand makings whereas the Koreans would rather avoid it because they think the traditional carpentry is a cheap labor. And this is NOT a cheap labor. This is part of master craftsmanship of hand making that must be passed on to the next generations. The Korea is in serious cultural crisis today mainly because of the way they look at certain professions. The hand making did not go away here in the Western World. The automobiles, the hammers, the ceramic bowls and plates, the kitchen knives, the carpentries, the welding and many others. It's the way the Koreans see certain professions as dirty, difficult or dangerous so therefore they must be avoided and that's bullshit. You go to college and get a job at a major corporations in Korea and you are forced to retire when you are merely 50 years old. But you can learn this carpentry skills and work for the rest of your life. And it's a national shame importing lumbars from the Japan when the Korea can plant the Cedar Trees for the next 50 years every year. When you do the manual labor, you enjoy food 10 times better than the ones who work in the offices and you also sleep better too. Did you know that you also live longer if you do the manual labor? ruclips.net/video/6dyIO8E7_Ik/видео.html