@@maestro2271 Go is a traditional game that has been popular in Japan for a long time. The Go board is that tool. It is a tool for play, but it is also a tool for serious competition. There are a wide variety of products, from simple items that anyone can buy to high-end items like those shown in this video.
Japan is a special place with special people. Their old world handmade craftsmanship is unparalleled. Everything they build is built to perfection and built to last. When you watch them work they aren't just going through the motions like it's just another job and paycheck. They are working and crafting their art with pride, care, attention to detail, and passion for what they do. It's truly amazing and extremely impressive! I seriously hope to get to visit Japan one day.
@@JesseCase while it's still impressive not all things are superior blades like katana for example forged traditionally are actually inferior to modern forged ones simply because we made advancements.
this is unbelievably elegant. hiding the signature between the leg and the board shows how much they care about every little detail. they are making museum pieces that will be there for centuries.
I’m so much impressed with your great skills and minds. As a Korean, I respectfully admire what you do for Japanese traditional work and what you try to keep it.
I've known for years the Japanese magnificent obsession with attention to detail, the various steps in the manufacture of these Go boards is no exception. The many steps in making the feet, a part of the board not really seen in the use of the board, just shows how much craftsmanship and care goes into making these works of art!
I really like how each one has different dimensions, some are taller, some are a bit wider or thinner. Each one feels unique and gives it character. Expert craftsmen displaying their brilliance.
Very satisfying to watch these master craftsmen creating something beautifull. I love japanese crafts,every step is so deliberate. I can call myself the proud owner of a handcrafted japanese santoku knife and i love it 😃 Much love from germany.
Уважаю Японское качество. Очень терпеливый, трудолюбивый народ, как хочется окунуться в культуру этого Великого народа. Удачи, счастья и благополучия, Тебе, читающий этот комметарий. Привет из России.
I love Japanese craftsmanship so much because there's a reason for everything, and it's all steeped in tradition. There's a story behind every hand made object.
For those curious, they sell them for around 1,000,000 yen, or $7,340.70 US. Expensive, but as you can see in the video a lot of skilled manual labor goes into these. Add in the fact that the wood is 300-700 years old and you get a once in multiple lifetimes board.
@@MrTheDeathKing The people buying boards of this quality will mainly be Go & Shogi professionals, not just random "bourgeois". (Also tournament organizers.) There are Go & Shogi leagues in Asian countries, pros make a living playing those games.
Fantastic craftsmanship. The attention to detail, the patience, the impeccable precision. The fact that the beautiful signature is forever hidden is bittersweet as well.
Would you pay 29 000$ for it, because thats how much they sell those things for, they sell these thing from 10k to 50k their website is in the description in case you want to buy one.
I love how, in Japan patience and aesthetics hold such esteem. Japan where final finishes are made w/ razor sharp tools and expertise. I have been privileged to visit 3 times, but only to get a sense of what I have missed.
What a beautiful process 🥹 thanks for showing it and even though I was nervous about those saws it’s fascinating to see how they remove so much material so cleanly
My deepest respect for the patience and love you bring in this piece of art. This was made exactly how it suppose to be. Wonderful. Thank you for sharing. I never new how it was made. After seeing the video I have so much respect for the craftsmen and their craftsmanship. Much love from the Netherlands
The correct spelling is knew not new pronounced the same (but two different meanings) I hope this helps. Knew; have knowledge or information concerning: "I would write to him if I knew his address" · New; not existing before; made, introduced, or discovered recently or now for the first time: "new crop varieties" · "this tendency is not new" · "a fascinating mix of the old and the new"
@@iwillbnnedafterispeakwhy6498Bruh.. got bnned in your name and not even banned but giving someone a literacy lecture. Probably not even the guys first language either, besides English is retarded,Using the same word for a different thing. How many weathers you need. How many lives you need, how many there's do you need, how many eyes do you need, how many knows do you need. Atleast with other languages they make up a new word for something different, English didn't catch on by the looks of it 🤣🤣
Really a joy to watch! The Japanese are perfectionists in everything they do and in my opinion - They are the best in the world!! Wonderful country and people👍🏻🔝🇯🇵
Я тоже в шоке на сколько нужно быть распиздяем, чтобы хотя бы обрезки от ленты убирать не пальцами, а хотя бы карандашом, не говоря уже о полном отсутствии ТБ на производстве, в РФ или тем более нормальных странах бы за такое выебали всех
i agree with keeping things old school, but the man should really invest in a more modern chainsaw, that has a chain brake, a membrane carborator and an oil pump. also his chain is way too loose, it should not be dangling off the rail so deep you can see the driving teeth.
我只能說，這真是驚人！ 每一個步驟，工匠們專注地像是在雕塑一座神像 I must say that it's truly amazing! The artisans are so concentrated in each process, like they're shaping a God sculpture.
Долбаеб скульптуры бога некто не может рисовать или сделать. Работа так себе, в любое время исправимая если ошибся в какомто процессе. Просто на видео мастера ведут себя словно собирает космическую аппарат.
As a fellow woodworker, this is absolutely impressive! This is also why the only brand of vehicles in my family’s household is Toyota/Lexus. The quality and caliber of craftsmanship of pretty much everything I’ve ever seen made from Japan is worth every penny. Even old tools I find at thrift stores or garage sales, if it says made in Japan I just buy it. Great video🤙🏼
Ага, тысячи стамесок и ножей на развалах продают... Для сведения, меньше процента что можно найти японского обладает божественным качеством и да, ширпотреба у них ничуть не меньше. Прожил в японии 26 лет.....
According to an old Radio personality, anything made in Japan was laughed at back in the day. It's Made in the US or nothing. Then it was Taiwan's turn to be laughed at, but many people now like Taiwanese brands. Then it's China's turn, and slowly but surely, the Chinese made are getting there.
I was gonna say that watching this work is extremely relaxing. Until I saw the guy making the lines with that big knife, I was holding my breath throughout LOL
When I was work and made things, often masterpieces,I was worry how much difficult and hard work to made it, but after social media and watching many masters of work I realise that every masterpiece is born after so many effort. Thumbs up.👍
This has inspired me for my Jiu Jitsu training which is in an hour. Watching these masters has taught me something. The principles of mastery is universal in all art forms.
Watching that was an emotional experience. Even the care with the signature that will never be seen. The men doing this work give honor to every molecule of the wood.
Este video presenta un proceso fascinante y detallado sobre cómo se elabora un tablero de Go y Shogi de manera artesanal en Japón. Puedo ver que los artesanos utilizan habilidades y técnicas tradicionales para crear estos tableros con precisión y cuidado, lo que le da a los productos finales una belleza única. Me gustó ver cómo seleccionan la madera y como la cortan y tallan para crear las líneas y casillas en los tableros, y cómo luego se pulen y acabados para darles una apariencia suave y profesional. También es impresionante ver cómo los artesanos trabajan con tanta precisión y atención al detalle en cada paso del proceso. Este video es un gran ejemplo de cómo la tradición y la artesanía pueden crear productos verdaderamente impresionantes.
they sell the board for 29 000$ the link of their website is in the description But they also sell some with defects for a more reasonable 2000$, But sadly in Japan they have this culture of money, and being expensive is half the fun of owning such item. its some sort of flexing
It's definitely not a cheap process, but you can see where the value is in the work. This is fascinating to see the process of one manufacturer from trunk to table. No wonder they sign their work.
I've been dreaming of a real kaya goban for years. When you see this video, they are just works of art. In the meantime, I already consider myself happy to have been able to get my hands in Belgium on a goban in shin kaya a few centimeters thick...
It is very calming to listen to the sound of a very sharp chisel and the movement of the hands of a Master Craftsman. I look for tools that have been tossed in a box. Some are hundreds of years old. I bring them back to life. You can know the craftsman by using their tools. I am amazed at how you hold and execute yours! Thanks for sharing! RWB ❤🎉
@@sanqun ahora sí leí, es un Juego de la Familia del Ajedrez que es de Alta - Alta - Altísima Complejidad o Máxima Complejidad, por eso no lo entendía yo, sí no entiendo el Ajedrez.
Noise reduction video URL : ruclips.net/video/dcm4bantxDU/видео.html
какое дерево используется для изделия?
@@ДмитрийК-в4к るひへひさは
買來切生魚片應該是不錯
在切生魚片會較嚴謹點
棋盤格子類似書法用紙
Мне нравится смотреть, как горит огонь, как течет вода и как работают японские мастера.
火が燃える様子、水が流れる様子、そして日本の職人がどのように働くかを見るのが好きです。
瞬きするのも忘れそうになるくらい見入ってしまった。なぜか線を引く場面で息止めてたｗ
一つ一つの作業が「美しい」この一言に尽きる。木を切るところから完成まで皆さんが盤をとても
愛しているのが伝わって余計に美しく感じました。こういう技術を継承していくことが大切ですね。
Nothing more satisfying than watching a true master craftsman at work. Amazing work.
昔父が買った将棋盤もさぞ高かった記憶があります。
当時は高過ぎと思いましたが、この素晴らしい動画のお陰でそれ以上の価値があることがわかりました。
足の付け根に名入れがあるなんて絶対に分からなかったし、将棋盤1つにこれでもかという程の手間や職人技が施されていることを知ることができ感動しました。
４月から小学１年生になる娘が将棋に興味を持つようになったのも何かの縁かも。
押し入れの奥にあるはずのあの時の将棋盤を探してみます。
ご清聴ありがとうございました。
찾으신다면 무엇보다도값진 유품이 됄것입니다
名入れが脚の付け根に施されて、脚をはめると見えなくなる…
とても丁寧な職人技の結晶なのに、なんともいえない奥ゆかしさを感じました。
職人の心意気此処に在りって感じですね。
誰にも見られない処に銘を残すのは、100年後か200年後かにこれを修理するとなった時に手を下す後世の職人に恥ずかしくない仕事と思って貰いたい。
その証ってところですかね。
ノミの研ぎを見ただけで素晴らしい仕事をしていることが伝わってきます。日本刀で線を入れる緊張感には、仕事に対する妥協のない真剣さを感じました。祖父が縁側で楽しんでいた碁打ちも、このような凄い職人技術に支えられていたことを知ってとても勉強になりました。
I don’t understand WHAT IT IS and its purpose ..?
@@maestro2271 Go is a traditional game that has been popular in Japan for a long time. The Go board is that tool. It is a tool for play, but it is also a tool for serious competition. There are a wide variety of products, from simple items that anyone can buy to high-end items like those shown in this video.
勝負がついた後、敗者の首を刎ねて碁盤・将棋盤を裏返し、その上にのせたらしい。
ある意味日本刀が使われていることに納得がいくようにも思う。
@@himajinkazutaka98
自分は裏のくぼみは第三者が口を挟んだ時に首を切って乗せたと聞きましたが敗者もやっぱりされていたんですかね？
마음이 편안해지는 영상이네요
역시 장인들은 존경스럽습니다
昔将棋盤の値段が高すぎて笑っちゃったことあるけど、この動画見て納得も納得。
本当に素晴らしい職人仕事で、シンプルにかっこいい。憧れる。
ペニスボール
宮崎県民ですが地元にこんな素晴らしい企業があることを初めて知りました。誇りに思います。
ホントだ！綾なんですね!
綾の物産館には何度も行くのに知りませんでした
数十年前、祖父宅の立派な将棋盤で将棋をした記憶があります。こんな風に時間、技術を重ねて作られているのを初めて知り、感動感謝しています。今後も日本の技術のつまった将棋盤が造られる事を、応援してます。貴重な動画ありがとうございました。
ええんやで
応援してるなら買ってやれよ
@@luckytk5273
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@至高のわさび醤油 何者だよww
プロの棋士達は盤に己の人生を掛けて棋譜を遺していく‼️日本と日本人の歴史と伝統を観れる事に感謝します🙇🙏
どこかの工程で少しでもミスがあったら5年分の乾燥が無駄になると考えると、1つ1つの工程のプレッシャーすごいそう！
だからこそ作ってる職人さんカッコいい！
凄く高くなりますね調べ一番高い価格凄い驚き((((゜д゜;))))ミス許されないですね
美味い酒のつまみになると思い見ていたら、一口も飲まずに最後まで見とれてしまいました。
凄いの一言です。
ありがとうございます！！
ご清聴ありがとうございました😊
일본의 장인분들은 언제봐도 감탄이 나오는 실력과 정성으로 놀랄수밖에 없죠
이런분들이 지금의 세계경제대국 일본의 초석이 됐다 봅니다
Japan is a special place with special people. Their old world handmade craftsmanship is unparalleled. Everything they build is built to perfection and built to last. When you watch them work they aren't just going through the motions like it's just another job and paycheck. They are working and crafting their art with pride, care, attention to detail, and passion for what they do. It's truly amazing and extremely impressive! I seriously hope to get to visit Japan one day.
I hope you can go to Japan! I'm waiting for you ✨
I spent a little over 2 years there in the late 70's. Had a great time and would like to go visit again but it's not likely to happen.
@@JesseCase while it's still impressive not all things are superior blades like katana for example forged traditionally are actually inferior to modern forged ones simply because we made advancements.
Yeah, japan is full of pretentious snobs with OCD.
Japanese architecture is amazing but they aren't magical pixie people, they just have a culture that shames people into conformity.
I think I'd be counting my toes after a part of that operation. Thank you for sharing this and your skillful wood working.
作者の命である名前を吹き込む場所が
足の接合部の見えない場所って奥ゆかしさを感じられていいよね
this is unbelievably elegant. hiding the signature between the leg and the board shows how much they care about every little detail. they are making museum pieces that will be there for centuries.
Don Piaaaaaaaaaaano.
@@User0000000000000004 Get a new line dickhead.
I’m so much impressed with your great skills and minds. As a Korean, I respectfully admire what you do for Japanese traditional work and what you try to keep it.
I respectfully admire pianos.
The care and mindfulness of these craftsmen is worthy of anyone's respect, a genuine honour to see. Thank you for sharing this.
何もかもが職人技すぎて見入ってしまった…
全て手作業でここまで精度が高いものを造り出せることに感動
И без соблюдения техники безопасности. Это восхищает, что у людей есть запасные пальцы и руки
逆に機械任せではここまでの品は出来ないのでは？
スゴイ！の一言ですね。
@@雲-r2m今の機械の精度エグいぞ…人間による加工では到底勝てないくらいの精度でものを削り出したりとか出来るから
@@pocchi2898 ところがね、金属加工の世界でも未だに平らな面を作るのに職人の手によるキサゲ加工で仕上げているのです。
ましてや木の加工ともなれば経年変化を計算に入れた職人の仕事は不可欠です。
江戸指物の職人の仕事は機械では到底真似できないものです。
@@雲-r2m 超精密加工の精度を人間の手作業で安定して出せるんか?
木材みたいに個体差があるものをある程度の精度で仕上げるなら人間の手作業の方が向いてるだろうけど
I've known for years the Japanese magnificent obsession with attention to detail, the various steps in the manufacture of these Go boards is no exception. The many steps in making the feet, a part of the board not really seen in the use of the board, just shows how much craftsmanship and care goes into making these works of art!
Change your name, people might start calling you Kaitlyn jenner
@@truthandrevelation2567 that's an original joke! Why didn't I think of that 🤣
絶対にミスが許されない各工程における職人さんの集中力がすごすぎる。これからこの盤の上でたくさんの名勝負が繰り広げられるのですね。
日本工艺就是垃圾
完璧にこなす事のいかに難しい事か...流石職人さんですよね
Hello
I really like how each one has different dimensions, some are taller, some are a bit wider or thinner. Each one feels unique and gives it character. Expert craftsmen displaying their brilliance.
囲碁、将棋の道具の製造技術を極め、守り続ける職人に心より感謝を
これほどの労力と歳月と職人の技術が詰まっているのだから、1台100万円以上するのも納得。
こういう動画、永遠に見てられる。心が洗われるというか。
Very satisfying to watch these master craftsmen creating something beautifull. I love japanese crafts,every step is so deliberate.
I can call myself the proud owner of a handcrafted japanese santoku knife and i love it 😃
Much love from germany.
Уважаю Японское качество. Очень терпеливый, трудолюбивый народ, как хочется окунуться в культуру этого Великого народа. Удачи, счастья и благополучия, Тебе, читающий этот комметарий.
Привет из России.
Putin needs to stop the war
I love Japanese craftsmanship so much because there's a reason for everything, and it's all steeped in tradition. There's a story behind every hand made object.
And that story has piano background music.
Such skill and precision. Just amazing. Glad there are people in the world that can craft beautiful things using their hands and old fashioned tools.
For those curious, they sell them for around 1,000,000 yen, or $7,340.70 US. Expensive, but as you can see in the video a lot of skilled manual labor goes into these. Add in the fact that the wood is 300-700 years old and you get a once in multiple lifetimes board.
but it is still lookslike
bourgeoisie's irrational while there are so much people in the world are starving
anything if its japanese and handcrafted it will be so freakin expensive
@@MrTheDeathKing yeah, african kids could have eaten that block of wood
@@MrTheDeathKing The people buying boards of this quality will mainly be Go & Shogi professionals, not just random "bourgeois". (Also tournament organizers.) There are Go & Shogi leagues in Asian countries, pros make a living playing those games.
@@MrTheDeathKing Oh no! People are starving! Forfeit your flesh and blood as a sacrafice to feed those in need!
보는 동안 내내, 숨을 크게 쉴 수 가 없을정도로 압도하네요.....
정말 아름다운 예술작품을 본듯합니다.
Fantastic craftsmanship. The attention to detail, the patience, the impeccable precision. The fact that the beautiful signature is forever hidden is bittersweet as well.
Yes, indeed. It's as bittersweet as the stupid piano music you're forced to listen to.
@@User0000000000000004 So fuck off then, did someone make you listen?
No mute button on your device?
You too stupid to turn the volume down?
Would you pay 29 000$ for it, because thats how much they sell those things for, they sell these thing from 10k to 50k their website is in the description in case you want to buy one.
@@User0000000000000004 seems like you have issues, may I suggest a therapist or psychologist?
I love how, in Japan patience and aesthetics hold such esteem. Japan where final finishes are made w/ razor sharp tools and expertise. I have been privileged to visit 3 times, but only to get a sense of what I have missed.
What a beautiful process 🥹 thanks for showing it and even though I was nervous about those saws it’s fascinating to see how they remove so much material so cleanly
見ているだけで榧のいい香りが漂ってきそうです。
My deepest respect for the patience and love you bring in this piece of art. This was made exactly how it suppose to be. Wonderful. Thank you for sharing. I never new how it was made. After seeing the video I have so much respect for the craftsmen and their craftsmanship. Much love from the Netherlands
The correct spelling is knew not new pronounced the same (but two different meanings) I hope this helps.
Knew; have knowledge or information concerning:
"I would write to him if I knew his address" ·
New; not existing before; made, introduced, or discovered recently or now for the first time:
"new crop varieties" · "this tendency is not new" · "a fascinating mix of the old and the new"
@@iwillbnnedafterispeakwhy6498 thx 4 leting U.S now😂
Shogi was created by black people
@@iwillbnnedafterispeakwhy6498 thanks. This was a stupid mistake. Thank you.
@@iwillbnnedafterispeakwhy6498Bruh.. got bnned in your name and not even banned but giving someone a literacy lecture. Probably not even the guys first language either, besides English is retarded,Using the same word for a different thing. How many weathers you need. How many lives you need, how many there's do you need, how many eyes do you need, how many knows do you need. Atleast with other languages they make up a new word for something different, English didn't catch on by the looks of it 🤣🤣
Really a joy to watch! The Japanese are perfectionists in everything they do and in my opinion - They are the best in the world!! Wonderful country and people👍🏻🔝🇯🇵
マジで飛ばさずに見入ってしまった
日本の職人さんは本当にかっこいい
私が幼い頃に亡くなった祖父が碁盤職人だったのだけど、こんな途方もない作業をしていたとは！
祖父の作った碁盤にもっと愛着が湧きました😊
全ての所作が美しい。
職人様の技術力を感じます。
職人様って日本語としておかしいの気づいてる？「社長様」みたいなもんだよ。
線を引くのも手作業だったとは..息を呑む瞬間が観れて感謝！
あの黒い線と点はこんな風に引いていたのか。想像以上に手間暇かけて丁寧に作っている。素晴らしい。
癒された。。貴重な動画をありがとうございます。
Это сколько надо терпения, чтобы сделать такое чудо! Японцы большие молодцы!
Я удивился, как мастер работая на лентопильном станке всё еще обладает всеми своими пальцами) Браво мастерам!!!
это новый работник, у старого закончились пальцы
а для чего эти доски предназначены
Go/baduk or shogi chess
@@hanter2000 тоже не понял почему с табуретками столько возьни😂
Я тоже в шоке на сколько нужно быть распиздяем, чтобы хотя бы обрезки от ленты убирать не пальцами, а хотя бы карандашом, не говоря уже о полном отсутствии ТБ на производстве, в РФ или тем более нормальных странах бы за такое выебали всех
Mad respect for keeping things "old school" such an amazing process. Thanks for showing us
i agree with keeping things old school, but the man should really invest in a more modern chainsaw, that has a chain brake, a membrane carborator and an oil pump.
also his chain is way too loose, it should not be dangling off the rail so deep you can see the driving teeth.
@@windhelmguard5295 Quite agree and the ancient band saw and traditional electric planer could be improved!
我只能說，這真是驚人！
每一個步驟，工匠們專注地像是在雕塑一座神像
I must say that it's truly amazing!
The artisans are so concentrated in each process, like they're shaping a God sculpture.
Долбаеб скульптуры бога некто не может рисовать или сделать. Работа так себе, в любое время исправимая если ошибся в какомто процессе. Просто на видео мастера ведут себя словно собирает космическую аппарат.
絶対ミスれない状況で繊細な作業を積み重ねていくのがゾクゾクする
とても感動しました。これぞ伝統の職人技ですね。
最高級の囲碁・将棋盤が高価な理由がよくわかりました。
As a fellow woodworker, this is absolutely impressive! This is also why the only brand of vehicles in my family’s household is Toyota/Lexus. The quality and caliber of craftsmanship of pretty much everything I’ve ever seen made from Japan is worth every penny. Even old tools I find at thrift stores or garage sales, if it says made in Japan I just buy it. Great video🤙🏼
Ага, тысячи стамесок и ножей на развалах продают...
Для сведения, меньше процента что можно найти японского обладает божественным качеством и да, ширпотреба у них ничуть не меньше.
Прожил в японии 26 лет.....
According to an old Radio personality, anything made in Japan was laughed at back in the day. It's Made in the US or nothing. Then it was Taiwan's turn to be laughed at, but many people now like Taiwanese brands. Then it's China's turn, and slowly but surely, the Chinese made are getting there.
말로 표현하지 못할 정도로 감동입니다. 장인 정신 존경스럽습니다.
The wood quality alone is absolutely beautiful.
将棋はルールもわからない自分ですがとても見入ってしまいました…
全工程で少しでもミスをしたら5年寝かせた木が無駄になってしまうんですよね…
凄い！
I was gonna say that watching this work is extremely relaxing. Until I saw the guy making the lines with that big knife, I was holding my breath throughout LOL
Поразительно!! Восторг! Какие самобытные традиции! Какие мастера! Одно слово - Япония! Спасибо за RAV4!! Алматы.
The process of making a checkerboard and chessboard by Japanese artisans is so beautiful. thank you for the wonderful video
The boards in the video are for the game Go also known as Igo in Japan.
Last for a few thousand years and ended in the museum,only don't get burn.🤔
You can tell that he has a love for his craft. A true master.
正に職人芸。途絶えることなく受け継がれるといいですね。将棋人口愛好家が減らない限り需要はある。
When I was work and made things, often masterpieces,I was worry how much difficult and hard work to made it, but after social media and watching many masters of work I realise that every masterpiece is born after so many effort. Thumbs up.👍
This has inspired me for my Jiu Jitsu training which is in an hour. Watching these masters has taught me something. The principles of mastery is universal in all art forms.
5年以上ねかした木だから、ちょっとのミスも許されない
そんな緊張感の中でお仕事されているのが伝統だなーと感じる
すばらしい動画
何年寝かせても一緒やけどな笑
数に変わりはないんやから
@@ジャンボマーチ-n2b それがどうした
5年前にいっぱい寝かしといたらええわけやしね
@@ジャンボマーチ-n2b いかにもクソコメでワロタw
@@ジャンボマーチ-n2b 数にかわりないって何が言いたいの？？
These are truly craftsman of the highest order. They take pride in what they do. These are very fine Go Boards. I did not know of this game until now.
このチャンネルは私の知識の拡充に貢献しています。続けてください！
ㄧ絲不苟的堅持 細膩完美 日本工藝總是讓人佩服 嘆為觀止❤！
5年の歳月を掛け、丹精込めて作り、見えなくなる場所に名を記す。カッコ良過ぎる。
かっこよくはないだろ
@@ももわーんや かっこいいだろ知らんけど
@@るん-m9c 知らんのかーい
@@flowerflower1154 あなる
일본은 쓸데없는 장인정신을 고집하는거 같습니다 정말 정성이있고 장인의 실력이 담겨있다는건 알겠는데 바둑판 하나 만드는데 5년자연건조ㅋㅋ 너무 비효율적입니다 자동화가 얼마나 발전되있는데 아직 옛 수작업과 옛날방식을 고집하는 일본문화..
Never would have thought a simple block of wood could look so beautiful. 👍
PPPPPIIIIIIAAAAAAANNNNNNOOOOOOO!!!!!!
It‘s mesmerizing to watch! I just imagine that when you first started you had to wait 5 years for the first wood to be ready
I shivered in awe at the display of talent and art.
Watching that was an emotional experience. Even the care with the signature that will never be seen. The men doing this work give honor to every molecule of the wood.
바둑판이 이렇게 오랜 시간의 세밀함과 정교함 그리고 정성으로 만들어지는 줄 몰랐습니다. 그들의 집요하고 끈기있는 장인정신에 존경과 경외감을 표합니다~~
Este video presenta un proceso fascinante y detallado sobre cómo se elabora un tablero de Go y Shogi de manera artesanal en Japón. Puedo ver que los artesanos utilizan habilidades y técnicas tradicionales para crear estos tableros con precisión y cuidado, lo que le da a los productos finales una belleza única. Me gustó ver cómo seleccionan la madera y como la cortan y tallan para crear las líneas y casillas en los tableros, y cómo luego se pulen y acabados para darles una apariencia suave y profesional. También es impresionante ver cómo los artesanos trabajan con tanta precisión y atención al detalle en cada paso del proceso. Este video es un gran ejemplo de cómo la tradición y la artesanía pueden crear productos verdaderamente impresionantes.
Meravigliosa opera d’arte. Quando l’ artigianato arriva a questi livelli, è veramente ARTE. Lasciate velo dire da un italiano.
Красота в каждом движении рук мастера.
참 배울게 많은 나라입니다
I've always wanted a go board like this back in the the days of hikaru no go, didn't get one but it's wonderful to see how it's made. Wonderful!
I'm in awe of the skill these gentlemen have. Hands ..and feet used in the process. So beautiful to watch their work.
they sell the board for 29 000$ the link of their website is in the description But they also sell some with defects for a more reasonable 2000$, But sadly in Japan they have this culture of money, and being expensive is half the fun of owning such item. its some sort of flexing
장기판 하나 만드는데 이렇게 손이 많이 가다니... 경이롭습니다!!
囲碁も将棋も大好きな自分にとっては感動する動画だった
ご清聴ありがとうございました😊
人に歴史あり
歴史に技あり
職人さんカッコイイよね。
囲碁も将棋もやんないけどこういうの作る工程見るのだ～い好き。
わかるー
どれだけ取材力あるんだ。
I could not have believed how much time and skill full needed to crate such a beautiful item at the end. You are very skilled.👍😀😀😀
It's definitely not a cheap process, but you can see where the value is in the work. This is fascinating to see the process of one manufacturer from trunk to table. No wonder they sign their work.
プロが使う碁盤、将棋盤はものすごく高いと聞いたことがあったんですが、
これは、高いはずですね。納得しました。だから将棋も椅子に座って指すのではなく
正座して将棋盤に向かってこそ美しいのだなとまた納得。脈々と受け継がれてきた
伝統文化はすばらしいですね。合理性に流されることなく、今後もずっと
受け継がれていってほしいです。
線引くところ失敗したら今までの苦労や時間が台無しになるのに、その恐怖さえも乗り切る職人さんに感激しました！
You realize they could replane the surface and do it again?
大変興味深い動画だった。
次は駒を作る過程が見てみたい
장인의 숨결이 느껴지네요
영상 잘 보고 갑니다.
Hervorragende Arbeit, sehr gute handwerkliche Leistung!
Absolutely stunning workmanship and skills. The wood reminds me of European pine. Thank you for sharing this to us. We'll done 👍
@semou1756 thank you 😊
I've been dreaming of a real kaya goban for years. When you see this video, they are just works of art. In the meantime, I already consider myself happy to have been able to get my hands in Belgium on a goban in shin kaya a few centimeters thick...
It was a very zen experience watching this. The care and mastery that went into the making was mesmerizing.
가장 비효율적이므로 더 가치있고 아름답습니다. 일본의 장인정신 존경합니다.
물건 하나 하나에 엄청난 정성을 들이는 일본의 장인 정신 너무 멋집니다.
音と雰囲気から眠たくなってくるわ、癒される..
Это какое надо иметь терпение, чтобы все это сделать? Респект!
It is very calming to listen to the sound of a very sharp chisel and the movement of the hands of a Master Craftsman. I look for tools that have been tossed in a box. Some are hundreds of years old. I bring them back to life. You can know the craftsman by using their tools. I am amazed at how you hold and execute yours! Thanks for sharing! RWB ❤🎉
Мастер делает всё плавно и без лишней суеты. Поэтому и пальцы на руках, целы.
Что это? Столик?
@@sanqun es una mesa para jugar a un Juego por lo que veo
@@sanqun ahora sí leí, es un Juego de la Familia del Ajedrez que es de Alta - Alta - Altísima Complejidad o Máxima Complejidad, por eso no lo entendía yo, sí no entiendo el Ajedrez.
@@sanqun Ты название ролика читал? )
親方達の仕事を拝見していると心が落ち着き、美しいことを追い求めるのは正しいのだと教えられます。
I love craftsmen at home. Brings out the "I wish....".
장인들의 한땀 한땀 정성이 느껴 집니다.