The Art of Yakisugi "Shou Sugi Ban" - Nakamoto Forestry North America

As the world's largest manufacturer of Shou Sugi Ban, commonly known as Yakisugi in Japan, Nakamoto Forestry has an unmatched dedication to craft and tradition. We are the only company supplying North America and Europe with authentically milled and heat treated shou sugi ban, controlling the entire manufacturing process from our forests to your walls.
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[@stephenmason5773]

The product looks amazing... great video!

[@danielacamargo6632]

Incrivel .. parabéns.. ótimo vídeo .

[@NotnaAir]

Огонь!

[@jonopaw7511]

Hello from sugbo island

[@NakamotoForestryNorthAmerica]

hello!

[@ernie548]

There is so much varied information on YT about this technique, it would be nice to see a person or company post one that just explains and demonstrates what the real traditional method was.

[@minestronelettuce5703]

ruclips.net/video/rzVoBog8A_4/видео.html This video has what seems to be the older method based on what I've researched thus far. It seems to take more skill as one needs to be aware of how long to burn the wood with this natural process.

[@NakamotoForestryNorthAmerica]

Check out our DIY: Burning Yakisugi video!

[@DozeyDragoN]

GREAT!
At 0:21 : What Kind of oil do you apply? Is the oil colored (black)?
Best Regards,
Jan

[@NakamotoForestryNorthAmerica]

We use a traditional proprietary oil blend for most of our products. Some use simple Tung oil though!

[@pauluks007]

So wonderful, Can i get email or something, I have some questions?

[@NakamotoForestryNorthAmerica]

Thanks for reaching out! You can reach us here at [e-mail] and we will get back to you Monday :) Have a great weekend, Paul!

[@leopetarjk2251]

hello !! what is that black thing at 0 :28 ????

[@NakamotoForestryNorthAmerica]

Oiling brush maybe? Or are you talking about the oil?

[@kaalilakdi2473]

@@NakamotoForestryNorthAmerica what pigment do you use to stain the oil/alkyd black? Oxide?

[@tyelelvian]

Use cuttlefish ink in motor oil