Types of Traditional Japanese Doors | An Important Part of the Country’s Culture and History
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Hello Folks,
A few months ago, many viewers emailed me to express their interest in traditional Japanese carpentry, to show the most amazing view of Traditional Japanese Doors and their importance to present life. We decided to make a video about: "The Different Types of Traditional Japanese Doors | an Important Part of the Country’s Culture and History"
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I edited the script, rewrote the content, a voice was recorded, new effects work, new music, new footage added and a new creation is created as follows: Japanese Folding Screen, Sliding Doors Used To Separate Rooms, and Shoji.
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The outlandish amount of time spent spinning to view the doors made my eyes ache and I didn't finish the video. The work was indeed beautiful though
Super
very nice
3 mins of spinning around to see Fusuma screens was 2 mins too long. 🤢
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Masha Allah ❤️👌 Awesome
Lead the eye - painting-photography meets reflective-zen.
i've got a random question, dont know if this is something youd personaly know the answer to for sure. but i cant seem to find an answer anywhere online, and you clealy have some experience of japanese culture, showing all this amazing wood working.
would you say that shadow puppetry is a part of japanese culture? or do they only really produce bunraku?
How cold is Japan? Woodworkers are almost always shown wearing jackets or multiple layers.
Depends on the season and area. In summer in the south, temperatures could be as high as 43 degrees celsius, while in the winter in the north, there is a lot of snow. You don't need to travel far from Tokyo to see snow in the winter most years. Besides, there is almost always snow covering the peak of mount Fuji
you wouldn't want to get a splinter would you
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Wanted to like this video so much... The jerky motion made me sick.
Super