Classic Oxford Shoes HANDMADE in Japan
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- Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2021
- Handlasted, Handwelted and Handsewn Outsole Stitch.
Upper: ZONTA Goldanil Calf in Black
Bottom: Black Finish, Fiddle Back and Beveled Waist, Slightly Tapered Heel, Toe Taps
Crafted by Ken Kataoka & Toshihide Takai
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In such a busy, angry, technologically overwhelmed globalized society we're in today, it is pleasing to see craftsman calmly, quietly creating such fantastic (functional) art such as this. I respect the skill involved and that there are people still willing to take the time to do it properly.
The world is an angry place.
Good luck to find any who can afford this kind of craft nowadays. Peoples became a herd of consumers exploited to produce the cheapest stuff consumable. Investors enjoy this.
,Maravilloso!
Aguante las empresas pa
Lo
I always thought genuine leather shoes like these are expensive because of the original expensive materials used, now I know it's the handmade thing that is worth every penny spent on these shoes. Might never be able to afford them, but I can truly appreciate the skill. Impressive 👏🏻
Indeed, value comes from work. The amount of labor that goes into producing an economic good.
Peace!
This is what you would call bespoke meaning they make a last specifically in the shape of your foot then make a shoe around the last so bespoke leather dress shoes are certainly super expensive. You can get really great quality leather dress shoes that aren’t bespoke but are made with premium veg tan calf skin leather and and a Goodyear welt which is the best welt especially for repairs and resoling in the future. You can get premium made dress shoes like that for anywhere from $400-$1000 and the best bang for your buck I have found anywhere is called Carmina which is my favorite dress shoe company because the amount of quality you get for the price is the best in the industry IMO.
@@OjoRojo40 lol, Marx
Hi what is the avarege cost of such shows? Thank you in advance
Leather is cheap. Even the really premium leather is quite cheap.... but the labor... the knowledge and skill.... that´s what costs you.
I'm from Northamptonshire, England. This was the centre of the Boot and Shoe industry back in the day. Sadly only a handful of companies still exist making shoes to this sort of quality. Great to see young people in japan practising the art. Long may it continue.
Can you name a few? 🎃
Hello there @iiredeye. I am so glad that I visited your wonderful Musuem and a few of the factories. Maybe help to bring the craft and skills back. 🙏
@@MattGarcyaDC Lookup Church's of Northampton and Barkers of Earls Barton.
Western countries have raised their life standard so high that they hardly make anything handmade
Now you’re known for your racing engines
My father was a shoemaker since he was about 15 years old, it was not a well paid profession in Mexico, but thanks to that I am what I am today thanks to shoemaking and to him, this video made me very nostalgic because although he made women's shoes the steps were identical and I always helped him from design to delivery, I would give anything to help him again at least once more to make a shoe with him, rest in peace dad Gilberto.
Sorry to hear that brother, RIP to the old man
RIP To your Dad..Well maybe make a shoe in memory of your father..
I meant make a pair of shoes in the memory of your father..
Yo soy fabricante de bota también gracias a mi papá y también como en el vídeo por falta de maquinaria se hacen muchas cosas a mano
God bless him
I´m an orthopedic shoemaker from Germany crafting custom and handmade shoes for the disabled and seeing this just made me genuinely happy. My dream is to live in Japan one day and this gave me hope that there is really something I could do. But i must admit that our work is nowhere close to their art. Thank you Gentlemen 👏🏼
Patrick - your work has something else very special about it, especially for those whose mobility and indeed lives are transformed via your efforts. You must be the owner of a very special heart my friend. Regards from Sydney - David
Sie müssen sehr stolz auf ihre Arbeit sein. Mit ihren Händen haben Sie sicher vielen Menschen das Leben leichter gemacht. 👍🏾
Türkiye🇹🇷 'den selamlar kolay gelsin Ayakkabı yapmak zevkli bir iş
Wo in Deutschland? Ich würde gerne ein Paar für meine Mutter kaufen.
As a mobility disabled individual myself, I appreciate and thank you for your work! Here in Canada, the Orthotist works with people like yourself to help the special needs community..
I was stationed in Japan in 1967. One day on leave I was walking though the city and stopped to watch a cobbler hand making shoes just like in this video. I was so impressed I decided to spend some of my drinking money and have a pair made even though I had trouble justifying the expense. Ashamed to admit it now because I paid less than $20 US for mine. The gentleman first made plaster casts of my feet and said they would keep my molds in the shop so I could order more pairs of shoes in the future and they would mail them to me in the states, although I never did order another pair. The shoes I had made looked almost exactly like the ones in this video and they fit like a glove. After getting out of the military I wore them for many years as I climbed the corporate ladder. Sad to say, eventually the soles finally wore out and even though the tops still looked new and instead of getting them resoled... I threw them out. I seem to remember thinking "Heck' I only paid $20 for them, not worth getting them repaired". A decision from my youth I've regretted several times since then... and especially now after watching this video [sigh].
It’s all an experience.
How long it took for them to make the shoes? Days or hours?
I really enjoy watching the videos here in this channel really satisfying,,,
very touching and amazing I would never throw them away as long as they could be repaired .....
cobbler only repair shoe, those that making shoes are cordwainer
Nice. Do you have the worn out pair in your over seas service collection?
Создавать обувь вручную сравни искусству калиграфии, это шедеврально и потрясающе. Браво мастеру за его труд, время и душу что он вложил создавая пару.
This is beyond impressive....the level of detail and the amount of steps needed to make a product like this is insane. Those guys are true Masters of their craft!
I was a shoe/boot repairman for close to 20 years and took great pride in my work. I was never trained to make shoes, just repair them, but I did work at a shop where the owner made shoes, so I have a high appreciation for the craft. Watching this just about brought me to tears, the level of craftsmanship and design. Bravo Gentlemen!
to tears??
@@laurasar22 ...yes, until you have experienced and lived this type of passion for something in your heart you may not understand. I have been fortunate and blessed to have experienced this type of passion....it's called True Love.
@@_JimS bravo to you as will!
@@_JimS This lady probably belongs to the generation who think that if something is not in American Apparel, it is not there at all.
I did both I worked at Rocco's in Melbourne and he sold to Rockstars and the Public...I learned repairs from my Family.
作るものもすごいけど、道具を見てるだけでも楽しい
そして工程の多さと、いつの間にか40分弱の動画を見終えていたことに驚愕する
I think it's similar to making a violin. Very delicate and beautiful, the ultimate in shoes is bespoke.
A lot of the tools used by him look hand forged. It’s amazing how specialized the tools are and how precisely he can use them for this work of art.
The most uplifting thing about this is that the shoemaker is a young man. With some luck, he will still be making shoes 50 years from now.
Hhhhh
No son la misma persona
Где ты взял эти 50лет..,их нет..
buzabuba - stooping like that all day in 50 years he'll be crippled in the back!
@@sharifulsarkar6362 u7
Automation can speed up inventory, but the handcrafted art and attention to detail is what truly makes these shoes magnificent.
@ordinary name If we talk about shoes off the rack then yes.
If we talk about full-custom, then no, machines can't compete at this point of time.
@ordinary name u dont know how wrong u are which makes u twice as ignorant and not worth explaining to!
@@Dommiechan And by full-custom you mean changing some variables and done? Quit being delusional buddy, it's 2022. The only good value here is the craftsmanship , which offers no real pro when it comes to production.
@@nocturne2172 I wish "changing some parameters" would be the case, especially in my field of work for orthopedic shoes.
I can lay the groundwork with 3D scan and computer software bitvafyer that it's back to working by hand.
2022 Most NPC Comment Award 🥂🎆
how someone so young can be so amazingly skilled is just beyond
Japanese, Italian, and Germans are the masters of HANDMADE… Not one machine was used in the production of these super high quality oxfords..
A work of art, truly…
USA 350 million Japan 100 million people USA sucks
@@kurdt1980 I was only referring to craftsmanship.. Truth be told, Japan is like 95% Japanese and not very welcoming to diversity which make the entire country suck in that one fact alone.
Бля! Я даже слезу пустил. Как давно это было ...каких то 45 лет назад я начал изучать эту же профессию и слава Богу что ещё остались такие мастера. На сколько он молод но какое отношение к деталям и к мелочам - обработка и подготовка заготовки, стельки, подноска ...подошвы и всё остальное. А какие движеня - эстетический оргазм! Ни одного лишнего - проффесионал высочайшего класса. Низкий поклон большому мастеру.
Огромный труд и усердие!)) высший класс!
Никакой вы не мастер.
@@user-xq2im6ve4s Не тебе судить! Я учился у лучх мастеров начиная с 1976 года и приобрёл прекрасную профессию. Всё то что делает это парень - прекрасно. Конечно же наши методы немного оличались от ихних но в принцмпе всё очень близко. В вам ... Я бы вас послал, но вы уже там.
А СКОЛЬКО ДНЕЙ ДЕЛАЮТСЯ ТАКИЕ ТУФЛИ?
@@alexanderkartunhandmade Хватит врать тут! Никакой ты не мастер, а аферист, который тапки домашние элементарно починить не в состоянии...
Ahhh a young craftsperson, finally. Refreshing to see that the art of shoemaking has been passed on. Nicely done!
Yes, that’s a big deal. These things should be passed on
He is leaving every seconds and minutes in this busy world without wasting a second .. what a life..🎉
That's why We Love Japanese products due to their dedication towards work and reliability of their products......
Так обувь делали еще и после ВО войны. Когда в 1950 году маму сократили на обувной ф-ке, ее дядя (он до революции занял 1 место по моделям и изготовлению обуви в Париже) научил ее этому мастерству. Она работала дома, нелегально. И весь этот цикл, что здесь показан прохрдил перед моими глазами. Только делалось это на простой швейной машинке ZINGER (приспобленной для сшивания кожи) , мраморнрй доске , где брусовалась кожа, обязательно была подкладка из меткаля (название помню), на колодки набивались личинки (формировались колодки под конкретную стопу). Модель по иностранным фотожурналам выкраивалась. Все ьылр наиуральным. И то, что делают эти мастера всплыло в моей памяти, хотя я была ребенком.
Очень интересно, как судьба вашей мамы сложилась? У вас? Вы ведь могли пойти по её стопам и тоже делать обувь, создать свой бренд и т.д.
@@user-bk5kn5zc6n Спасибо за внимание к моему комментарию. Но так как это было нелегально и официально мама считалась домработницей, а жили мы богато, не по официальным доходам, то к нам наведывался, и не один раз, ОБХСС. Могли привлечь к
ответственности за незаконную деятельность и неуплату налогов. И мама пошла работать продавцом в промтоварный магазин. Я работала экономистом. сейчас на пенсии. Всего Вам доброго.
Потрясающее свидетельство, Галина! Прочёл с удовольствием! Вам, и Вашей семье Счастья и Благополучия во всех делах Ваших!
@@user-ow6ov1xo8w BRAVO!! BRAVO!!
@@ruzziasht349
Это Вы о ком, уважаемый? Кто вторгся и куда? В какую соседку? О чём речь?
Потрясающе! Ювелирная работа! Сколько мастерства, умения, таланта! После такого кропотливого труда этим туфлям место в музее!
... для Вас мадемуазель наверное таки есть, а я по прошествии 42 лет увидел что технология одна и не зависит от национальности и места на земле, сам когда то такие делал.
@@user-tv1sc2cv6r согласитесь, цена этой работы в разы выше средней.
@@allgood395 ...соглашусь без базара но при Союзе, а это 40 лет тому, нужно было быть особо приближённым чтобы не загреметь под фанфары за изготовление таких "лялек"
та и щас эти шузы, ох как далеки от народа...
I’ve watched this video so many times. It’s so soothing to watch the beautiful attention to detail they have, and the love and care they put into the pair of shoes
Anything handmade in Japan is worth every penny spent.
Так делали обувь сто лет назад, полностью ручная работа, не считая сборки верха. Это уже искусство, моё уважение Мастерам!
Китайские дети и сейчас неплохо делают обувь.
ну на сезон точно хватает
@@user-first666 эти басни про китайских детей оставь себе.
Фантастика.
Ещё больше поразил возраст мастеров.
I could watch shoes and suits get made from scratch everyday and always be entertained.
The algorithm has blessed us with another wonderful video of a Japanese craftsman working their magic
С ума сойти какой труд! Сколько работы! Сколько труда, терпения и тепла рук мастера вложено в эту обувь! Преклоняюсь перед такими мастерами с золотыми руками!
Кто помотрел это видео никто не скажет что это дорого сколько бы не стоило
Кланяйся давай тем, кто против России санкции вводит и открещивается! А потом сама езжай на запад или в Японию !!!
@@user-de8bn8ij6k хватит гнать. при чем тут ремесленнический труд?
Вот..а люди это не все понимают...сам всю жизнь шью на заказ.
@@user-en3in4ko3n снимай на видео, может тогда поймут
プロの職人さんだと分かっていても、あまりにも思い切り良くサクサク切っていくので失敗しないかと冷や冷や💦しちゃいました。
しかし、さすがプロですね。素晴らしい仕事に感動です🥲✨❤
what a beautiful craft!!! you can see your pride and respect for your beautiful shoes. such a shame that these beautiful professions are disappearing more and more 🌹❤️ you are so skilled and talented 🌹
لكنك لا تعلم أن هذه الحذاء تكلفة ثمنها يتعداء ال500$
Вот это работа!! Я даже загляделась! У мастера золотые руки!! 👍👏👏👏🙏
О-х , сколько ручной работы ! Японское качество , у меня вызывает восхищение !!! Спасибо .
Как же красиво человек работает. От обуви прямо веет теплом и душой с которой она сделана.Браво Маэстро, Браво!
Я рад, что у вас есть время расслабиться и посмотреть видео, когда ваша страна незаконно вторглась в вашу соседку и систематически уничтожает и убивает все.
@@ruzziasht349 Подожди ещё , будешь такую дурь писать и гадости про мою страну и лезть к нам с тупыми советами никому более не нужными мы и к тебе придём. К хорошим людям мы приходим с добрым и открытым сердцем , а к неонацистам и фашистам с мечём.Тут всё только от тебя и твоей страны зависит какого русского медведя ты хочешь увидеть у себя в доме . Про то , что ты охеренный стрелок или охотник на медведей 80-го уровня - сразу мимо.Это тебе твои предшественники в виде Наполеона и твари гитлера расскажут много.Да и последыши их расскажут.Так что думай что пишешь , что бы потом не краснеть со стыда.
よくやった仕事の愛は、まだ彼のためよりもはるかに良い品質です。 それはとても美しいです、私は木製の形まで誇張することなく絶対に崇高であるこの靴の所有者がうらやましいです。
The way the chisels and blades are wielded with such precision nearly boggles the mind. The way he cuts and scrapes away JUST the right amount is incredible. When he was shaping the sold SO close to all those tiny, perfect stitches he made, I held my breath. ONE tiny slip and the shoe would be ruined. Wow, just wow!
He isn't a shoe marker only, he is an amazing artist.
Not just an amazing artist, the MOST amazing artist. Do you not understand he is of Japanese heritage? This heritage is one of much more virtue than if said man descended from the Caucuses. Do not undersell this better human's talent and heritage.
@@co2metal peddle your racism elsewhere
@@co2metal are you even real? Gtfo😵💫😵💫
@@co2metal That was so disgusting I dont even know if you're joking or not, I had to sit and comprehend what I just abused my eyes reading😭.
@@TheDiveDawg what your point
Восторг и восхищение мастерам !!!🙏🏻👏🏻❤️
Я сама обувщик с 37 летним стажем работы . И знаю , сколько любви , труда и терпения вложено в эту работу .
Я бы назвала это искусством .
Спасибо за видео !
Хотела бы работать с такими мастерами .
Это и есть Искусство !
И сколько стоят такие туфли, и сколько времени уходит на их производство?
А зачем Вам работать с ними? У Вас нет заказчиков?
@@nilsttv8079 1550 долларов начиная до 7000 тисяч
@@nilsttv8079 я не знаю сколько могут стоить эти туфли . Думаю очень дорого . Опять же у кого какой доход в жизни . Для кого то $ 1000 огромные деньги , для кого то мизер .
Если целый день занимается этой парой , то по времени на заготовку уйдёт часа три - четыре . Самое долгое это затяжка .
As someone whose made their fair share of amateur shoes, I can tell you this guys skill with sharp objects is next level! I would’ve accidentally nicked the upper so many times 😂
This is not a shoe making, it's an art.
Такие молодые а уже мастера своего дела. Успехов вам!
Потрясающее мастерство, такие люди обладают колоссальным терпением и любовью к своему ремеслу, браво, кропотливая, ювелирная работа!
Но и цена на эту обувь соответствующая. заводская обувь дешевле, и по качеству не уступит.
Yo soy zapatero y tengo 53 años de trabajar en este oficio yo pensaba que lla no quedaban te felicito muchaho.Sanjose costa rica
Думаю, что подобную обувь одевают "лишь по случаю", то есть явно на какой-то выход или показ. Может быть эта обувь предназначается в первую очередь для чечёточников - не зря ведь носок с металлической набойкой, чтобы "цокало"?
@@Swimintex ага мне тоже кажется странным красить подошву в черный цвет, на долго по асфальту такой краски не хватит
капец ботинки легкие должны быть
I watched this often.I'm not usually at a loss for words but.
This gentleman is hands down. One of the best craftsmen alive
最後まで見入るほど美しい職人の技術、人の手と知恵で作られてきた温もりと歴史を感じた
Какое удовольствие я получил от просмотра!
Это настоящее искуство!
Мастер от Бога!
Золотые руки!
@@theend5304 а где она?
@@theend5304 а, в этом смысле. Ну да. Покупаю Экко, вроде кожа, более-менее неплохая.
Это как же надо любить свою работу и людей чтоб творить такие чудеса. Браво маэстро! Высший класс!
Master craftsman at work, truly an art, almost a crime to wear.
Мастеру уважение, он реально учился, я люблю его работу
His work brought tears to my eyes. The time, the effort, the art. Very few people demand respect in this world. He’s 1 of them. Hat’s off.
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If it makes you feel better, dude will charge anywhere between $2,500 to $5,000 for those.
@@gustijerino7542 it is worth every penny. However, for me to buy a shoe that expensive, I would have to find out whether he does rebuilding and resoling. If he does, then it’s an investment.
@@ravenitz I was talking about his skill. You have a different opinion, then fine. Not arguing about animal rights. Peace and have a wonderful day.
@@ravenitz ok i am the narcissist and you the moral one. i was wrong to respect him. Thanks for your comment and have a wonderful day. peace!
Трудоёмкая работа, классные оксфорды. Браво мастеру!!!
I have done and watched many crafts over the years, and I have never seen anyone handle tools with the confidence, skill, precision, and expertise that you do. Thank you, what a pleasure to watch!
A sowing MACHINE ? Back in my day…. Kidding. Very cool and relaxing video, oddly interesting at the same time. Thanks for posting!
Просто нет слов от техники владения инструментами мастером . Это уже не просто обувь а произведение искуства.
Моя мечта
А в магазинах сейчас такое говно. Даже брендовые. Рвутся и ломаются. Ужас
@@solit-a на заказ делают вручную.. при этом цена адекватная, в районе 12-15к
Concordo plenamente.
@@McLaren1AMG цена около 132000 р у этих ребят
@@traderkg5778 это мягко говоря дохрена... 1700$, но.. это ручной труд все таки
This is what real "hand-made" is. so much craftsmanship and details. Absolutely beautiful
ruclips.net/video/8XQRqK7GomAN/видео.htmlBJK
Beautifull work, Japanese handicrafted goods, the best in the world. Congratulations.
Very relaxing and fascinating video, gently showing the shoemaker’s art from start to finish. The amount of work that goes into a pair of handmade shoes and the many years they will last if well looked after makes them a bargain and an investment.
Это настоящее произведение искусства! Я был просто поражен настолько тонкой техникой, настолько ювелирным владением инструментов, техникой и общим результатом. Это нечто непередаваемое. Каждое движение и так отточено и выверено.
Браво!
Да, я тоже. Помню одного дедушку, мастера по ремонту обуви. Мы с мамой всегда ездили к нему в его крохотную мастерскую, площадью наверное метров 6 или 8, чтобы починить обувь. Мама часто оставляла меня в мастерской посидеть и подождать пока мастер доделает, а сама уходила по делам на минут 30-40. И это всегда было очень завораживающе смотреть за его работой. Он всегда работал молча и в полной тишине, точно отмеряя, подрезая, вышивая, подклеивая. Со мной мастер никогда не разговаривал и даже не смотрел в мою сторону, но мне всегда казалось что он был не против когда за его работой наблюдают. Он из старых дряхлых сапог мог сделать такую красоту, все подровняв, подшив и подкрасив. Бедный старик, он столько обуви ремонтировал и за работу брал всего 50-60 рублей. Потом он пропал на долгое время, из соседних бутиков говорили что заболел. Мы больше его не видели. Жалко что в наших странах нет хорошей социальной поддержки для таких людей. Я уверена что из заработанного ему оставались сущие гроши. Потому что работа могла занимать 1, 2, 3 часа, а платили за это 50, 100, 150 рублей.
Un trabajo impecable que sigan con sus talentos gracias por darnos a conocer tanto saber
А я от технологии офигел главным образом... Разве можно их носить после этого... Стоптать и выбросить?
как и дорогой костюм, эти туфли нужно учиться и уметь носить.
За 150 000 ботинки
Amazing, so the old way of shoe making is still alive. I am from the Netherlands and the way of shoemaking runs in the blood of the Netherlands as in my family as well. My father was a shoemaker old scool in the past about 70 years ago and he made shoes almost similar than you for me. One of the differences is that he used wooden pins in building up the heal of a shoe . Thanks for sharing , it was a joy of seeing you making shoes with a surgical steady hand. Chapeau.
*G E K O L O N I S E E R D*
No wonder handmade shoes are so expensive. Well earned even.
I've worked at a boots factory in Canada, and it's great to see how the same steps are done, only manually and with attention to each detail, instead of by machine and mass produced. Beautiful work. If it wasn't so far to get measurements and fit test I would definitely save up for a pair (or 3).
Не знаю зачем смотрю это в пять утра, не могу оторваться... С такой любовью человек создаёт обувь, как необходимо любить то чем занимаешься и ещё нужно любить людей для которых трудишься... Браво!!!!
В средние его сожгли бы как колдуна. Ваще не понимаю как из куска кожи возможно создать такое чудо!!!
@Dmitryi O кстати, любопытно сколько такие туфли стоят?
@@valentinsitnick6303 есть вариант как Camry, есть как Prado...
@@rzhond Да нее, не думаю что настолько
@@rustam1876 ¥226,000 и ¥296,000, включая налоги... цены - с их сайта..
The final product are not just shoes they are a piece of art. It's beautiful to see this level of craftmanship still surviving.
Amazing. You've convinced me that machinery cannot match real skill. Respect brother
I'll never look at a pair Oxford Shoes the same again!. These where special though. beautiful.
He is not a worker.He is an artist.
He is not an artist, he is a wizard.
He is not a wizard, he's Harry.
This video stopped me from doing my work for 37 minutes. Impressive handcraft and respect to the artists making the shoes. Thanks to the videographer for bringing such beautiful video into youtube.
Работа мастера завораживает. Страдивари обувных дел! Браво , маэстро !
Can't believe he was able to make such a nice shoe in only 37 minutes.
no it took may be weeks......37 min its just an edit.....have common sense man
@@nanditagulati3183 r/whoosh
@@nanditagulati3183 i cant believe people like you still exist in 2022 🤢🤮
@@kabutothedragon correct me if i said anything wrong
@@nanditagulati3183 That was a joke. The whoosh is a sound effect indicating the joke flew over your head. (You missed the joke).
Шикарная работа, а если быть точным, то - это произведение искусства!!!
What an honorable job. We, the consumers take for granted the masterpiece of those who make shoes by hand. Pretty admirable job!
You, who speak english mostly. The rest were suffering from you and your consumator society. Because of you and your greed, most crafts and arts died.
those sell outs will do anything for a BUCK
Ese trabajo no es de a dolar minimo medio dia o mas cuanto le darias ?¿ por 1 par de zapatos Im shomaker a litle
Oh trust me, no one will take these shoes for granted, they have to sell for a grand at least
If you have plenty of cash, it is easy to take it for granted.
This was sooo calming, now I'm angry it ended 😅
This was genuinely so soothing and fascinating to watch. Pure art.
В этом видео прекрасно все! И эстетика ручного труда и качество видеоматериала и звуковой дизайн. Посмотрел с удовольствием.
Потрясающая работа. Оксфорды - вечная классика!
У молодого человека форма кисти рук, пальцы и ногти - творческой личности!❤️👏
Согласен на все 10000%. Я работаю с кожей. Но эти ребята просто монстры.
@@olegkuhr8867 как две штучки баксов за пару будете брать, возможно тоже решите так заморачиваться)
Забудь! Кроксы таперь! Вот бы посмотреть на производство кросков ручной работы, и на руки мастера по изготовление кроксов.
Согласна, я тоже обратила внимание на строение кистей рук и пальцев
Oh! You are so cute!
What city from Rusia write to us?
What a masterpiece. I was super surprised with how high the heel is. Looks gorgeous.
I’m pretty sure I wanted to cry and name them at the end!
WoW 😮 Very proud of your craftsmanship.
Checked the maker's website. Pairs range from around $2-3K. Sounds about right considering how much time, effort and expertise goes into each pair. Really great stuff. I hope they are doing well in business. They'd probably last nearly forever too if you take proper care of them.
Edit: Due to rampant inflation and the resulting fluctuations in the values of currency across the world, monetary conversion rates at the moment now put the cost at around $1500-2200 USD for a custom pair.
I've seen far more expensive designer shoes that have nowhere near the craftsmanship these have.......
WOW. shockingly quite low for this high level of craftsmanship!
Looks like the pair I bought for 40$. >__>
pretty sure its closed now and now he makes soba
@@planescaped lol except those were probably made by people in dire conditions (ie sweatshops), contributing to unsustainable practices that pollute the earth, and probably won't last as long in wear
This pair of shoes is worthy of its own display in the Louvre! A master piece!
I can buy the same shoe on sale for 50 bucks.Fact
And to think the quality of their work will only continue to heighten as they continue. Honestly super cool to see.
A true master of their craft. I wish I could get a pair.
After seeing how much work and skill goes into these, I'm not sure I'd want to even wear them! Simply beautiful!
They are made to wear and wear and wear!
They are made to be worn so i'm sure they are happy to be of service to someone
Their shoes cost around $2000 to $2500 USD+… so it depends if wearing $2000+ shoes is reasonable to you.
некоторые операции по изготовлению туфель--просто ювелирная работа. молодец МАСТЕР.
The discipline and skill with which this young man uses is amazing and inspiring to watch.
Absolutely amazing to watch you at your craft. You have an exceptional skill set and attention to detail like no other, a true pleasure to watch.
Wow, this video takes handcrafted to a level I’ve never seen before. Japanese artisans are probably the most disciplined in the entire world. The only use of any form of powered machinery was for sewing together the uppers - what wonderful craftsmanship!!!
Most disciplined in the entire world? That's an over statement. Their culture encourages artisanal craft so it's more common there. Any artisan is highly disciplined regardless of where they live.
As someone who is just starting to get into leather working as a hobby, it’s incredible to see that he does all this using a free hand technique with absolute precision. Imcredible
Just yesterday I tried to do that hidden stitch technique that he does. It's almost impossible to do that precisely! I know my knife is good, but even the slightest change in angle will ruin it.
Уважение мастеру! Прекрасно выполненная работа!
The craftsmanship is out of this world.
Ювелирная работа, только в сапожном деле!!! Интересно наблюдать со стороны за мастером. Кажется ,он легко и просто делает, и ты бы так смог .Но этому нужно долго и терпеливо учиться!!!. Обувь ручной работы это нечто особенное!!! Хвала мастеру !!!
This video brings back memories, when I was kid, growing up in Mexico, my Dad used to bring home, carrying in his shoulders, a cow's hide, or rather the leather, he then would cut it into the shoe forms, it takes a very special skill to trim out the edges of those shoes so that can be glued together and be turned into a shoe or a boot. As they say "stick to your last." I couldn't cut a shoe if my life depended on it. Thank you for what you do.
Oh come on, I hope you're not trying to suggest your father built shoes like this from his cow hides.
@@ruzziasht349 I didn't see any suggestion of that, only your inference.
¿Tú de qué parte de México eres? Yo del centro-sur 👀
@@ruzziasht349 Lmfao you do know what leather is correct? The city of León, Guanajuato in Mexico is considered actually the shoe making capital of the world and the cowboy boot capital of the world because that’s where the leather cowboy boot came from. That’s where cattleranchers would make boots from the cow hides. Many many of our American boots are made in Mexico, companies go out there and open factories or pay factories that are open already to make them and while they definitely use some modern technology, it’s still made completely by hand from cow hides. If you didn’t know that leather comes from cow hide, quality leather, as well as that Suede is literally the exact same thing as leather, it’s usually just the underside of leather or they rough the leather up, then you have a lot to learn about leather and shoes. Different parts of the cow hide creates different qualities of leather and the best most expensive highest quality of any leather shoe period is from under the hide of a horse on the rump and it is called Shell Cordovan. The only other expensive shoes you will find is if they are made from exotic animals.
It’s called scyving when they thin the edges to glue them together. What part of Mexico is your family from? I know Guanajuato is best know for it’s leather shoe and boot making in Mexico but there are many cobblers and craftsman throughout all of Mexico.
absolutely incredible masterwork! the attention to detail and care that is put into each piece is astonishing.
Totally agree. And he was working not rushing
@@Cons2911 Quality of Quantity to the farthest extent.
Sir, Your careful use of tools on shoes is amazing. At anytime you could destroy the perfection you have achieved. Your control over those sharp tools left me speechless. The finished objects are glorious indeed. My feet would sing like angels to feel your shoes around them.
Italy boasts congregations of shoemakers established since 1268 and a very large number of skilled craftsmen up to the present day. This young Japanese craftsman, who seems to me to be so Italian in his artisan perfection, demonstrates how this culture is finally a universal heritage. An artist as well as a craftsman. Well done.
@Markus Patients Then you are still lucky, think of how many despite having a computer lack the brain to use it.
@silenceofthelambs Silence, why didn't you keep it? I think it would have been smarter to point to an older congregation than the one established in Venice in 1268 to support your controversy. The feet have few venous branches and being in the ice for too long they risk having to be amputated. I believe that during the various ice ages that involved men, they wore footwear. Asking who did it first remains an idiot's logical exercise. The canons that the young Yosui used to make his shoes are certainly not Japanese. This does not mean that the Japanese lived in trees and had prehensile feet but simply that the modern shoes made by Yosui find their style and design outside of Japan. The first in the world to establish rules, projects and categories of shoemakers were the Venetians in Italy. I don't think this truth should be offensive to any people of any country. 70% of the world's artistic heritage is located in Italy, the nation with the highest number of artistic works or places protected by Unesco is Italy. I also believe that this truth does not offend anyone. Seeing that our cultural heritage has been well received in the world is a source of pride for us. Not only Coca Cola. I was pleased to observe Yosui working with great skill level and competence and I wanted to pay a compliment. I find your comment inappropriate and absolutely inadequate. So, please, take off those horrible sneakers that you wear even in the bed and go to buy a pair of shoes worthy of the name so that maybe you will come to understand the difference. Being a craftsman does not mean being a half artist, but a craftsman. Craftsman is a great word. Try using the hands connected to the brain and you will see that in the future you will avoid such stupid comments as the one just made. Bye Bye.
@@ansapa1234 Truly epic retort, thank you sir
@silenceofthelambs A traditional craftsman operating from his workshop in Taito City, prices for his highly exclusive bespoke footwear begin at around $3,000. 3. Yohei Fukuda Before returning to Japan, Yohei Fukuda trained with reputed English shoemakers John Lobb, Gaziano Girling, and George Cleverley. Also training is available from Italian craftsmen. Regards.
@Markus Patients Lol...Markus are you saying these shoes would cost MUCH "more than an arm or a leg" - probably both your arms and both your legs. This is true. These are shoes for the rich.
"A traditional craftsman operating from his workshop in Taito City, prices for his highly exclusive bespoke footwear begin at around $3,000. 3. Yohei Fukuda Before returning to Japan, Yohei Fukuda trained with reputed English shoemakers John Lobb, Gaziano Girling, and George Cleverley." data from "People Ask."
That is simply one of the most exquisite shoe products I’ve ever seen crafted.
Achieved through deep dedication with the intention to surpass perfection in their craft
I used to work closely with the Japanese and would travel there frequently. I loved watching them work (engineers that needed to make stuff for prototyping) , and also loved listening to them talking with each other. I found it so relaxing!
Fantastic work.
Hence the term, well heeled man. With craftsmanship like that, you pay a lot of money, but you only pay it once. True value for money.
Your skills with your shoe crafting and videography are both world class. It makes me respect Japan and Japanese hand-labor even more.
Thank you for you comment and happy to hear!
Please drop by our workshop if you have chance to come to Japan😄!
@@siroenoyosui oh i have lots of time. It's the money that's the issue lol
It's great that Japanese young people are willing to learn these skills.
Using that shaving knife is so satisfying to watch.
Your shoes are made with love and devotion. You are a great man with a great character.