This is why Japanese structures and workers are better than Americans(or Canadian in my case.) The buildings are better in both design and quality. The workers care and are focused and dedicated to build something they can be proud of. American and Canadians do not see life the same way. We obviously do not have the same pride and honour in our work like a Japanese worker. Otherwise, we would build something that is quality like this. I also must add that these workers work as a team. For example striking the beam together at the same time. This cooperation would never been seen in Canada. As a Canadian who has worked on hundreds of houses and buildings, there is no heart or soul in what we build. The houses are framed and nailed together over a weekend and covered with terrible products that are mandated by corporations and banks. Unfortuately until we adopt this sort of practice, we will continue to build "Macmansions" wasting valuable resources and time in exchange for fast money. Our houses are slapped together as fast as possible and made to look like quality but are the farthest thing from it. Building quality buildings such as this would be illegal or only seen as a novelty in here if at all possible. Thank you for showing me what is possible. Kudos from this humble Canadian
You are absolutely correct. My home which costs 200k usd. Is a joke compared with the ones made in Japan. Nothing assembled with care, really bad quality. My home needs constant maintenance just to keep it from crumbling. Sad.
사찰을 짓는데 공장에서 매우 정교하게 만들어서 현장에서 조립하시는 모습이 인상적입니다 가공품을 조립하는 방식이다 보니 현장에서 바로 끌과 망치로 작업하는 것 보다는 쉽고 간단하게 보입니다 한가지 장점과 단점이 된다면 자연미가 없다는 것입니다 너무 정형적인 것은 사람들이 빨리 싫증을 내는 경향이 있습니다 영상 잘 보고 갑니다
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残さなければならない技術です。重ねられた歴史から生まれた技術ですからね。失くしたらもう終わりです。
残すには多くの人が伝統構法を支える背景、環境が必要ですね。
国が率先して山林事業のところから最終消費者に至るまでの見直しをして何とか立て直して欲しいと念願しています。
自分達が違反してるのは覚悟の上だろうけど施主様にはヘルメットと安全帯はつけさせてあげてほしい
ビスなのか？
タルキックのようにみえるけども
This is why Japanese structures and workers are better than Americans(or Canadian in my case.) The buildings are better in both design and quality. The workers care and are focused and dedicated to build something they can be proud of. American and Canadians do not see life the same way. We obviously do not have the same pride and honour in our work like a Japanese worker. Otherwise, we would build something that is quality like this. I also must add that these workers work as a team. For example striking the beam together at the same time. This cooperation would never been seen in Canada. As a Canadian who has worked on hundreds of houses and buildings, there is no heart or soul in what we build. The houses are framed and nailed together over a weekend and covered with terrible products that are mandated by corporations and banks. Unfortuately until we adopt this sort of practice, we will continue to build "Macmansions" wasting valuable resources and time in exchange for fast money. Our houses are slapped together as fast as possible and made to look like quality but are the farthest thing from it. Building quality buildings such as this would be illegal or only seen as a novelty in here if at all possible. Thank you for showing me what is possible. Kudos from this humble Canadian
You are absolutely correct. My home which costs 200k usd. Is a joke compared with the ones made in Japan. Nothing assembled with care, really bad quality. My home needs constant maintenance just to keep it from crumbling. Sad.
Very impressed by the quality of lumber being used. Never happens in the USA...
お金ないから1人で独学で立てたかったけど…どんな小さい家でも無理そうだなぁ…と思い始めたけど、プロに頼むお金無いんだよなぁ…
守るとか言うてバンバン値段叩いてきよるけどな
日本の誇るべき伝統文化ですね。海外からのコメが多いことからしても守るべき文化、技術と言えるでしょうね。
When they work to a rhythm to get the roof supports down evenly... It’s truly beautiful.
やっぱり大工さんカッコイイ男の仕事だね特に棟上げはね
湿度の高い日に込栓を打っても緩くならないのか？
Show us a house being built , to finish , then the inside. Is what I’m looking for please
そして垂木はビス留めなんだwww
石場建て、私が生まれ育った家もそれでした。真っすぐ磨かれたものでは有りませんが、ピッタリ馴染むよう切り込まれておりました。
最近は建物そのものが日本建築でなくアメリカ式のツーバイフォーとかで本当の大工仕事が廃れてしまってます。残念な気がします。釘や金具で留めるだけ。あれで大地震に耐えうるのか甚だ心配です。私が育った家は江戸時代中期頃に建てられた家で何度かの地震も余裕で乗り越えてきたのだと思います。平成の初めに建て替えされましたが、梁？には栂の大木が何本も使われており捨てたり廃材にするのが惜しい気がしましたが、長兄が何とか処分か転売かしたようです。
こう言う素晴らしい技術をずっと受け継いでほしいものです。また日本建築の素晴らしさ良さを忘れないで欲しい。私たちが施主となった時には大工さんにと言う気持ちが何よりも大切だと思います。
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ヘルメット
どんな工法だろうが、ヘルメットを被りなさい！！！
木を見て人を育てなきゃだめだよ
Really humble, yet mind-blowing method of working. Thanks for sharing.
Keep up the good work!
Ein Fachwerkhaus.
今の時代ヘルメット無しとは....笑
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사찰을 짓는데 공장에서 매우 정교하게 만들어서 현장에서 조립하시는 모습이 인상적입니다
가공품을 조립하는 방식이다 보니 현장에서 바로 끌과 망치로 작업하는 것 보다는 쉽고 간단하게 보입니다
한가지 장점과 단점이 된다면
자연미가 없다는 것입니다
너무 정형적인 것은 사람들이
빨리 싫증을 내는 경향이 있습니다
영상 잘 보고 갑니다
伝統工法の上棟（尾上組） 한국의 상량식
Son una obra de arte, ni un solo clavo. Ya quisiera una así.
ヘルメットくらい被れや
和洋折衷な現代の住宅とは全然違う！素晴らしいです！雨に降られても天然乾燥の木材でしょうから大丈夫なのでしょう！平衡含水率まで乾燥する癖の付いた良い木材、呼吸する木材です。良いお仕事されてますね！でも。。。いいお値段でしょうね😢
ビスは強度がありませんよ､めっきの爲に水素脆性をおこしています。衝撃にとても弱い。めっき無しの鐵釘の方が強いです。
建て売りじゃないのに、雨降るなら、一日伸ばすのが常識。