Japanese tatami production process and re-covering process! From measurement to delivery

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  • Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024

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  • @fumihikokajiwara4035
    @fumihikokajiwara4035 Год назад +13

    近所に昔からの畳屋さんがあって、畳の制作は昔から変わらないと思っていました。このチューブを見てビックリしました。ありがとう。

  • @anonnine9994
    @anonnine9994 Год назад +12

    I like how the Japanese thought "ya know what, I sure don't like being on hard wood or ground, let's make something cushiony." while the Europeans were making stone flooring.

    • @RagnarokGenesis00
      @RagnarokGenesis00 6 месяцев назад

      yall had ingenuity as well. rich had nicer things of course.

    • @timhyatt9185
      @timhyatt9185 Месяц назад

      traditional japanese houses, the living floor is elevated. Many houses, particularly in the cold regions had a "working floor" area that was paved (if they could afford it) or just packed earth.

  • @drivestowork
    @drivestowork Год назад +10

    I was an exchange student to Japan in Showa58, 40 years ago this year...
    There was a tatami shop across the street from my host family's poultry and egg shop.
    The smell of a real rush and rice straw tatami mat is magnificent and incomparable! Even now the smell of a new corn broom in a grocery store can transport me back 40 years!!
    I have to say I'm shocked and more than a little disappointed that they're using polystyrene foam and staplers now!!

  • @パグ家
    @パグ家 Год назад +16

    回収した古びた畳がほんとの昔ながらのthe畳だね。重さも全く違うし裏地が全て藁で作られてるものは弾力も違うね。新しい現代の畳は表面以外はウレタン、進化というよりは失われたものの方が大きいとも感じるけど変化は仕方ないものですしね。

  • @roderickfemm8799
    @roderickfemm8799 Год назад +54

    What surprises me more than the machines is that the core of the mats appears to be some kind of foam, instead of the traditional rice straw. I have to wonder how well they do in terms of durability. As for the machines, I guess it's encouraging that there is still enough demand for tatami mats that there is a market for machines to make them.

    • @inisipisTV
      @inisipisTV Год назад +22

      More durable and less likely to grow molds.

    • @droolingfangirl
      @droolingfangirl Год назад +15

      Or as hospitable to bugs.

    • @anamarievivero7774
      @anamarievivero7774 Год назад +14

      The straw grass are very expensive because the farmers use to plants are been declined.
      There is same plants from china and other countries but the quality are not good than it expected.
      I think that’s the most reason why …………..
      BUT! It doesn’t mean that you cannot have the original Tatami mat …….. all you need is to spend more …….. 😉

    • @wombatillo
      @wombatillo Год назад +3

      It looks like some kind of extruded polystyrene foam. If it's dense and hard enough it can be surprisingly sturdy. I doubt this is the same stuff construction people install in walls and under floors.

    • @Fractal227
      @Fractal227 10 месяцев назад

      @@anamarievivero7774Japanase farmers have made an organization to try and get demand for Japanese Tatami mats back up instead of lower quality chinese ones, this would also drive production prices down.

  • @Ally-Oop
    @Ally-Oop Год назад +9

    I had no idea those things had foam in them. I wish my floor were made that way as they seem tremendously comfortable in comparison.

    • @karenneill9109
      @karenneill9109 Год назад +2

      Definitely! You can’t wear shoes or use furniture with legs on them, but as someone who loves being on the floor, I think they’re a great idea!

  • @ラヴクラフト-n9t
    @ラヴクラフト-n9t Год назад +7

    水害で予算的に和室の畳を全部この形式の裏面が藁ではない畳に変えましたが、表面の香りは同じでもやはり踏み心地とか寝転んだ時の反発は違いましたね。
    前の畳を運んだ業者曰く、今はもうこんな昔ながらの藁を使った厚い畳は少ないと言われて驚いていました。

    • @user-jp69
      @user-jp69 9 месяцев назад

      スタイロたたみばっかりやもんな。。。。

  • @elizabethhostetter1946
    @elizabethhostetter1946 Год назад +13

    i remember old-style from a *very* old house my obasan had in Gumyoji. When they moved to a new house to live upstairs from their kids, i remember those tatami. i prefer the older one - i don't know if they gave naturally more, or they were trampled for so long they 'broke in', but now that i think about it the feel was nicer. mind you, i think the feel of tatami is marvellous, better than a hardwood floor (which is better than carpet).

    • @talesdemidioful
      @talesdemidioful Год назад

      carpet owners should be jailed under the accusation of bad taste 🙅‍♂
      in my oppinion

    • @elizabethhostetter1946
      @elizabethhostetter1946 Год назад

      @@talesdemidioful huzzah! Especially where i live in Southern California.

  • @jakovbrizic
    @jakovbrizic Год назад +4

    I used to practice aikido and the gym had real japanese tatamis. Going from that to a gym mat is like going from a Rolls Royce to a Škoda. Škoda will get you there, but there is no comparison in everything else.

  • @lesleygilbert1945
    @lesleygilbert1945 Год назад +4

    I enjoy watching the process & craftsmanship of items made in Japan - watching from England 😁

  • @lourdesregina8378
    @lourdesregina8378 Год назад +19

    Que trabalhoso, não tinha a menor ideia sobre o fabrico do tatame. Produzido com toda precisão, aliás como tudo q é de origem japonesa. Parabéns e grata pelo interessante vídeo . Obrigada, saudações do Brasil 🇧🇷

  • @ElfenLiedBG
    @ElfenLiedBG Год назад +3

    The way they fit in the end was ... amazing! Computers are not tha precise in my country. The craftsmanship was astonishing

    • @hanovergreen4091
      @hanovergreen4091 Год назад +3

      People wonder why I prefer Japanese guitars over American made. Right there. Astonishing craftsmanship is the norm. Best Regards and Best Wishes!

    • @danielgudi7446
      @danielgudi7446 9 месяцев назад

      @@hanovergreen4091 The diverence between artisan made and churning out numbers. (Even if mashine made, the headspace differce widly. Is it up to spec for someone who has pride in their job or is it good enough for someone who just wants to see the green paper.)

  • @vibhordublish9914
    @vibhordublish9914 Год назад +2

    Wonderful.
    I really like the way Japanese work. So precise and satisfactory.

  • @mashishimatani1025
    @mashishimatani1025 Год назад +5

    I love Japanese culture!

  • @thudor1
    @thudor1 Год назад +4

    There was a nice, thick layer of foam in each tatami mat and also on the floor underneath. You can't ask for better insulation in the wintertime so long as you give similar treatments to the walls and ceiling!

  • @LuciferAgenda
    @LuciferAgenda Год назад +16

    なんと素敵な手作りですね~

  • @spencerroach4489
    @spencerroach4489 Год назад +9

    Those stitching machines are pretty cool! Kind of like drivable overlockers 😊

  • @hiromisakai
    @hiromisakai Год назад +1

    井草の良い香りが画面越しに漂ってきますね。畳のない生活になって数十年ですけど懐かしい。昔の畳職人さんは手縫いだったから肘がカチカチになっていたと記憶しているけど、今は機械なんですね。まぁ当たり前かw。しかも中身はウレタンになっているから軽くて長持ちしそうですね。

  • @lauraburdett8932
    @lauraburdett8932 Год назад +6

    Beautiful craftsmanship.

  • @pang-ngiavang1956
    @pang-ngiavang1956 Год назад +6

    Amazing craftsmanship! How I wish I could have a room of tatami mats!?!?

  • @MrSdrn
    @MrSdrn Год назад +3

    more then anything else i do love the smell of dried grass on a warm day.. which tatami mates gives

  • @bigwheelsturning
    @bigwheelsturning Год назад +1

    I found the machines for making them more interesting than the mats.

  • @dalivanwyngarden3204
    @dalivanwyngarden3204 9 месяцев назад

    I got two of these in my room, each one weighs about 30kg, I really love them in the winter time, cuz the wooden floor is really cold, when sitting on the tatami it is really comfy.

  • @LivingWaterEternal
    @LivingWaterEternal Год назад +10

    Tatami mats are so great. When I was in Tokyo I truly admired them and prefer them over American flooring. Comfortable, warm, and so clean looking. What great craftsmanship to watch as for years I wondered how they were made. Job well done. A++++

    • @goldslinger
      @goldslinger Год назад +1

      How do u clean them if your baby pisses on them?

  • @Asian1626
    @Asian1626 11 месяцев назад

    This is the first time I saw tatami. But you have to write in English the meaning of "tatami" 😃. Wonderful idea and excellent job. Thank you🙏.

  • @ネ申イ山
    @ネ申イ山 Год назад +3

    昔と違って、レーザでサイズ測れるから、かなり楽になってるね!

  • @Not_Found_0
    @Not_Found_0 Год назад +5

    Какие интересные у них многофункциональные станки.
    И вообще технология интересная, делают очень качественно, с точной подгонкой. Наверное на этих татами приятно лежать.)

    • @ninamartschitz3887
      @ninamartschitz3887 Год назад

      Очень приятно ходить без тапочек по татами,не сравнить ни с пакетом ни коврами. Просто наслаждение!

  • @ピタゴラす-u6z
    @ピタゴラす-u6z 7 месяцев назад

    畳職人のこだわりを持って生まれた才能を期待してます❤

  • @ineselisestreibel9337
    @ineselisestreibel9337 9 месяцев назад

    Es ist sehr interessant zu sehen wie eine Tatamimatte entsteht. Danke für diesen Einblick ❤ Es ist auch schön das diese Matten immernoch genutzt werden 👏👍

  • @shepardjjun9601
    @shepardjjun9601 Год назад +11

    영상 제작자님 한글자막 감사합니다. 제작과정을 책으로 만들어서 손님에게 보여주는거 진짜 좋네요.

  • @nscaledelights
    @nscaledelights Год назад

    Very cool, The lady sounded so happy when she say the new Tatami mats.

  • @JP.SolitaryJourne
    @JP.SolitaryJourne Год назад +1

    畳表は変わらなくても、芯材や製造工程は随分変わった印象を受けます。
     時代の流れですかね。

  • @GUH_0-DTE
    @GUH_0-DTE Год назад

    i really love traditonal japanese homes, I hope it never dies out

  • @dortheklaus8758
    @dortheklaus8758 2 месяца назад

    Vielen Dank für dieses aufschlussreiche uns interessante Video. Ich möchte mir Tatamimatten kaufen, und werde nun darauf achten, daß sie zu 100 % mit Reisstroh gefüllt sind. Danke für den Hinweis, das es auch andere gibt😊 beste Grüße aus Deutschland, ich finde diesen Kanal sehr interessant

  • @yukin1990
    @yukin1990 Год назад

    Love to seeing how they are making new tatami!!!
    If they can, some of old tatmi can be repair the old tatami!!! and I can see the old tatami is too old to reapir it, so they make a new one.

  • @japan-e9j
    @japan-e9j Год назад +8

    日本の誇り。

  • @alanwilliamson2259
    @alanwilliamson2259 Год назад +1

    A very intricate process, and thankyou very much for sharing it with us

  • @mehmoodkhankhattak
    @mehmoodkhankhattak 10 месяцев назад

    When japanese work just keep silent, and watch.amazing

  • @kds471
    @kds471 Год назад +1

    ちゃんと国産畳を使用してるのがうれしい。

  • @ミーコ-v4t
    @ミーコ-v4t 7 месяцев назад

    我が家も新しい畳にしたい。
    You Tubeであげて貰い有難うございました。
    畳の良い匂いがする🎉🎉🎉🎉

  • @liebeslicht4162
    @liebeslicht4162 10 месяцев назад

    Nanto subarashī kikai to utsukushī shokunin-wazana nodeshou. Kono subarashī dōsatsu o arigatō.Welch wunderbare Maschinen und schöne Handwerkskunst. Vielen Dank für diesen tollen Einblick.

  • @ub_8
    @ub_8 Год назад

    Good job, I salute you for your sincerity in what you do

  • @JHJ510
    @JHJ510 Год назад +1

    아주 오래전 다다미 집에서 살았던적이 있었는데 귀한 내용 넘 잘 보고 갑니다 ^____^

  • @まゆぞん-g1e
    @まゆぞん-g1e Год назад +2

    子供頃近所の畳屋さんのおじさんが畳の縁を大きな針で手で縫っていたのを思いまします。
    勿論、本畳で。
    今は機械で早く出来ますが変わらず生産者さんの御気持ちが伝わる暖かい畳ですね😊

  • @TedBackus
    @TedBackus 10 месяцев назад

    its funny to watch how other countries contractors do things. i was a flooring contractor. i apprenticed for several years, & worked on my own for many years, its just weird to see how others do it. hes doing basic upholstering, and the sewing isnt much different than the carpet seam sewing i learned as a teenager. its no longer used really, except for expensive larger area rug joining maybe, but its sort of similar

  • @彭奕中
    @彭奕中 Год назад

    日本人做工就是认真对待工作。让人满满佩服!

  • @naiseniichan8035
    @naiseniichan8035 Год назад

    as a floor sleeper. this would be heaven

  • @biy4692
    @biy4692 Год назад +2

    軽くなっていいですね。

  • @VN88ph
    @VN88ph Год назад

    Its so beautiful and i can feel how harm it can be during winter.. Hope to experience that too ❤❤❤

  • @ismaelhall3990
    @ismaelhall3990 6 месяцев назад

    Damn thats art and science right there.

  • @andymacdonald8118
    @andymacdonald8118 Год назад +4

    You can see the weight difference between the old style and the new

  • @tonronin8244
    @tonronin8244 10 месяцев назад

    Acredito que todos os descendentes de Japoneses tem a memória olfativa de um tatâmi.
    Vendo esse vídeo eu sinto o cheiro.
    👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
    🇧🇷🇯🇵

  • @RuxUnderscore
    @RuxUnderscore Год назад

    素晴らしい

  • @sergimaurimoreno3298
    @sergimaurimoreno3298 9 месяцев назад

    面白かった。お疲れさまでした!👍

  • @arne.r.kristensen4419
    @arne.r.kristensen4419 Год назад

    Beautifully done.

  • @brunojls
    @brunojls 4 месяца назад

    Ils ont fait ça toute leur vie ! Excellent :o)

  • @kimcheeeepo
    @kimcheeeepo Год назад

    The Japanese are pure artisans and craftsmen.

  • @user-mpampis060Gr
    @user-mpampis060Gr Год назад +2

    Θαυμάζω τα ιαπωνικά επιτεύγματα στην τεχνική εργασίας και την τεχνολογία.
    Δεν είναι τυχαίο που τα αυτοκίνητα που κατασκευάζει η Ιαπωνία έχουν κατακλύσει όλο τον κόσμο.
    Συγχαρητήρια στον λαό της Ιαπωνίας.
    Ευχαριστώ πολύ για την ένταξη της ελληνικής γλώσσας στους υπότιτλους.
    Χαιρετίσματα από την Αθήνα πρωτεύουσα της Ελλάδας. 🤗

  • @ICEMAN-vk1eb
    @ICEMAN-vk1eb Год назад

    처음알았네요. 저렇게 손이많이가는줄 몰랐습니다.~ 장인정신이 느껴집니다.

  • @M.Godfrey
    @M.Godfrey Год назад

    Incredible machines. Wow

  • @leonejder
    @leonejder Год назад

    He is a Master.

  • @bernardmichel4935
    @bernardmichel4935 Год назад

    Les gens,trouvent que les tatamis sont chers,mais es ce cher au vu de la qualité du travail,du produit,moi j'ai un pièce, équipée,il y a 10 ans ça m'avait coûté 7000€ mais je suis ravi ma pièce perso😂😂

  • @3D_Jomo
    @3D_Jomo Год назад +1

    다다미라는 바닥을 실제로 느껴본적이 없어서 한번쯤 누워보고 싶네요 푹신할거 같아요

    • @ydj08171
      @ydj08171 Год назад

      푹신하지는 않지만 특유의 질감은 좋습니다ㅎㅎ

  • @jwj3365
    @jwj3365 9 месяцев назад

    요즘 다다미 색깔이 왜 녹색이 보이는지 알게되었네요.
    옛날 다다미와 다르게 겉만 다다미이고 속은 새로운 재료들로 이제 만드는걸 보니 신기합니다.
    다다미가 깔려진 온천료칸의 대욕장 바닥은 또 다른 다다미인지 궁금합니다.

  • @Станислав-с3е2э
    @Станислав-с3е2э Год назад

    Молодцы отличная работа!!!

  • @tanyaleef5138
    @tanyaleef5138 Год назад

    Fantastic craftsmanship bravo

  • @Sergiy-t1q
    @Sergiy-t1q 9 месяцев назад

    Молодці японці! Мені дуже подобається ваша працьовитість та високі стандарти у будь якій роботі за яку ви беретеся. Якщо зроблено в Японії - це значить, що якість буде найвищою.

  • @신소나무
    @신소나무 28 дней назад

    다다미 만들어 설치하는거 첨 봤는데
    신기하네요~^^

  • @joinsky2883
    @joinsky2883 11 месяцев назад

    일본의 다담이 문화가 궁금했는데,
    이렇게 보게되어 감사합니다.
    제가 일본에서 살게된다면 해보고 싶은일 이네요.

  • @JohnDoe-es5xh
    @JohnDoe-es5xh Год назад

    I guess, that's the sleeping room, because one cant place tables, chairs and other heavy furniture onto these soft mats, exept sleeping bodies. 😗

  • @didiergortebeke5400
    @didiergortebeke5400 Месяц назад

    ベルギー出身。発見しました。ありがとう
    De Belgique. Je découvre. Merci.
    Trad Google.

  • @haru1355.
    @haru1355. 9 месяцев назад +1

    そうなのか今ってウレタンなんだ…
    って事は昔みたくずっと畳の匂いがあるって事は無いのかな
    まぁカビたりする事はもう無いから安心だけど10年以上経っても畳の匂いがするあの畳はもう終わったんやね…

  • @Svendrys
    @Svendrys Год назад

    They lucky that the room walls a square :)

  • @tarad2010
    @tarad2010 Год назад

    ياخي وش هالابداع وش الدقة والتفاني والترتيب ؟ كل شيء جميل ❤❤

  • @comecomeharibo2814
    @comecomeharibo2814 Год назад

    今の畳って断熱材入れれるんだ!撥水加工付き!?進化してた!

  • @nengvang9163
    @nengvang9163 Месяц назад

    How often they replaced one or all tatami out, and do they use the carpet as other countries too?

  • @Jim.Hummel
    @Jim.Hummel Год назад

    Fascinating...

  • @goldslinger
    @goldslinger Год назад +1

    Here in the West We use carpet.

  • @williamhaffelder7032
    @williamhaffelder7032 Год назад

    I thought tatami mats were made from natural products that looked like all synthetic products to me. Are they no longer made from natural products?

  • @mixed12
    @mixed12 10 месяцев назад

    i thought tatami has thin layer.. its actually thick huh.. and has a foam..

  • @김대연-m2h
    @김대연-m2h Год назад

    Best of Best 👍

  • @군소왕
    @군소왕 Год назад

    so good

  • @1misticointolerante
    @1misticointolerante Год назад

    Garo es un maestro.....🙏🙏🙏

  • @김민준-z2p
    @김민준-z2p Год назад

    직접만드는데 조금의 오차도 없다니. 정말 대단하네요.

  • @KATE-mk4bc
    @KATE-mk4bc 8 месяцев назад +2

    技術はもちろんあるんだろうけど、職人と言うより機械オペレーターって感じ。昔ながらの本当の職人さんを見たかったな。

  • @usercbg94
    @usercbg94 Год назад

    수제가 주는 아름다움이 있네요 😂

  • @adrytype
    @adrytype 5 месяцев назад

    Quiero un piso así para mi pieza ❤

  • @bbjlee2851
    @bbjlee2851 Год назад

    많은 부분이 자동이네요
    내가 상상하던 다다미의 작업은 사람이 손으로 바느질 하는 모습

  • @hanovergreen4091
    @hanovergreen4091 Год назад

    Anyone know how much this job cost? Thanks and Best Regards and Best Wishes!

  • @Blspeek-ag
    @Blspeek-ag Год назад

    In india we also have these stuff but mainly used for sitting and putting under the mattress of the bed,majorly not in use any more

  • @ArobzMiqdam
    @ArobzMiqdam Год назад

    Pantesan gilbhas ges jarang standup, jd tukang samak ternyata

  • @passcz3
    @passcz3 Год назад

    專業👍

  • @최현옥-b1e
    @최현옥-b1e 11 месяцев назад +1

    웬지 쓸쓸 하네. 인스턴트 다다미라. 어릴 적 신설동 대광고등학교 담에 있던 가게에서 열심히 다다미를 만들던 걸 존경스런 마음으로 신기 하게 보았었는데. 그 때는 다다미속도 다 짚으로 만들어서 예리한 칼로 썰어 내던것 같았었는데. 허기사 우리나라 장판도 이제는 다 비닐인걸 뭐. 옛날 같이 장판지 속에 초지 바르고 장판지는 콩기름 멕여 말린 다음 니스칠 하는 집 이제는 한군데도 없을걸. 이번 봄에 코로나 걷은 기념으로 아들내외, 손주들과 함께 일본 쿠사츠에 있는 대중 여관을 갔다가 다다미가 비닐로 만들어져 있어서 좀 놀랐다. 일본 같이 전통을 잘 지킨다는 나라도 다들 세월의 흐름인가?

  • @sloboat55
    @sloboat55 Год назад

    Beautiful

  • @noily8974
    @noily8974 Год назад

    Is tatami luxury item?

  • @doransignal
    @doransignal Год назад

    So the mats are on styrofoam? What were traditional ones made with?

  • @kevinlane7555
    @kevinlane7555 Год назад

    Perfect fit

  • @ssrangovii
    @ssrangovii 5 месяцев назад

    Реально круто 😊

  • @maryannecross4220
    @maryannecross4220 Год назад +1

    Wow! 👏👏👏🇬🇧

  • @johnbooth1110
    @johnbooth1110 Год назад

    isn't the mats have a under lining of foam,?