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And impossible to find in California.😢

Smart guys these Japs

Love that it is made with no toxic materials. Someone else mentioned they possibly coat it with a natural oil similar to linseed which linseed is not toxic to humans so w/e oil they use, perhaps even mineral oil? I bet it is still non-toxic to humans when exposed to soaking hot water. It’s easy enough to take a shower but once you are soaking in hot water whatever vessel you use is subject to leaching plastics or whatever other chemicals into the water you’re soaking in. In another video a guy was trying to make a Japanese “inspired” hot tub and then proceeded to seal everything with epoxy and flex seal. I like using very hot water to soak, I can’t imagine that those products are designed to be exposed to hot water for extended amounts of time and still remained stable and not leach. You shouldn’t even be breathing them in when you first apply them (always labeled ‘apply in well ventilated area,’) so hot soaking in them doesn’t sound like a great idea. As always, brilliant detail oriented design from the Japanese, the sophistication a result of necessity. As opposed to fighting the water it’s so cool that the joint works naturally with the wood absorbing the water. so simple, efficient and smart.

The attention to detail, every time he would check if was good

Hi, I found your hinoki distilation video interesting. Is there an email I could contact you on so I could ask you some questions about the process?

great video! what was the stringy material that was being stuffed in the edges?

Awesome!! I would like to do something similar to this. ☺️

2:40 - Oh god... this dude must be the grand master of ofuro bathtub builds... he could pretty much make his own coffin lol.

This tub is blowing my damn mind.

3代目89歳で現役ってやばいよな。 89歳で仕事できたら家族は幸せだよ

Looks very nice.

I love Japanese culture

Owesome

Add zinc to it to treat the disease from the east : www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/studies-show-zinc-inhibits-viral-replication-but-theres-a-catch-301079772.html

If I understand it well, the tub is basically dovetailed together with a singular continuous lip on each conjoined edge, the lips being a millimeter or less than the gap it fits into, expansion from the Cypress absorbing moisture ensures a water tight fit, the inner seam is lined and stuffed with what looks like Oakum, if it's good enough for boats, but unlike boats, seems tarring isn't necessary, The metal strips for additional support are probably the easiest section. The absolute precision aside, the minimalist design is a marvel onto itself. Is the wood treated in any way? any resin or coating to know of?

perfection

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3 min mark did you say drop it in water or Mere water?

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Iacopo, What was the fate of the Fujisawa tea house, please? Thais

I bought Hinoki essential oil today and I'm looking much forward to receiving it and smelling it. I love hot springs.

What a beautiful property ... it's a shame to demolish it. I hope you have found a taker.

Credits for the Knotty tub appearing @ 1:34 --> design by ORTIZ MEXIA PROJECTS, INC.

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Thank you for being connected to LinkedIn, Iacopo-san! Your Japanese level is amazingly good! Good luck with your Hinoki project! My ultimate dream is to live in Hinoki-made house, which could be another life! Grazie per essere connessi a LinkedIn, Iacopo-san! Il tuo livello di giapponese è incredibilmente buono! Buona fortuna con il vostro progetto Hinoki! Il mio sogno è di vivere in Hinoki fatta casa, che potrebbe essere un'altra vita!

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