@@Aleks_Dundih Я понимаю, вчера смотрел фильм ТАЛАНТЛИВЫЙ ИНЖЕНЕР СОЗДАЛ НЕВОЗМОЖНОЕ, интересный и много объясняет, но как японцы это сделали это другая история.
I am fascinated by the way these craftsmen work their magic with the wood and the artistic way they craft their items, by hand, not by throwing it into a lathe but with artistic temperament, what an honour to get to watch these people at work, shame the rest of the world doesn't put their artistic abilities to use making things like this.
I really enjoyed watching how these craftsmen use their feet while working. Very interesting! I feel its an unappreciated tool in western woodworking. Thanks for sharing.
Japanese is the unique nation in the world because of their unique craftsmanship nd culture. Always enjoy to see good works and craftsmanship of japan thanks for sharing this video.
К которым японцы не имеют никакого отношения, по той простой причине что эти технологии были украдены у европейцев. В чём и в самом деле японцам нет равных, так это в воровстве чужих идей и промышленном шпионаже.
Người việt nam cần thay đổi tính cẩu thả và làm như người nhật này có kỹ năng rất chịu khó sáng tạo kỹ tính Và thật sự đam mê trong công việc nên họ tạo ra được sản phẩm chuẩn xác đẹp mắt thật đáng trân trọng !😍💖💛💛💛👍
This is very unsafe, yet the old man still got all his fingers... amazing. I guess focus and self discipline not to get distracted is safer than "rules".
The various works that we saw were characterized by high craftsmanship, which is one of the characteristics of Japanese industries, and it seems as a mere opinion that they are the result of personal and cultural factors that are deeply rooted in the Japanese character. Meaning that technical development is the interaction of scientific aspects with psychological and social aspects.
In the USA we have men and women with similar skills. We have in our area alone craftsmen who have been doing similar work that has been passed down from father to son. Many, there are dozens in our area alone. They hold contests everywhere, so the skill level continues to grow and thrive. Here in the USA there are people like this everywhere. In our town alone there are more than a 1000 and that number is growing right here in the USA.
I have taken a lot of pictures in Tokyo that are of exquisite manhole covers, I just got back 3 weeks ago. But I've never seen the painted ones, wow! Thanks for posting!
I would like to have one of the colorful manhole covers ... maybe I'll buy one as a souvenir on my next trip to Japan and take it as hand luggage into the plane back home 😂
Es tanta la perfección que ponen en hacer las cosas, que uno termina hipnotizado viendo lo que hacen. Espero que las siguientes generaciones mantengan esa pasión que ponen en hacer estas obras de arte. Saludos afectuosos desde Chile.
Öncelikle biz Türkler Japonları sevdiğimizi belirtmek isterim Bu videoda güzel bilgiler edindiğim den emin olabilirsin 🇹🇷Türkiyeden 🇯🇵Japonyaya selamlar sevgiler
The first craftsman's chainsaw needs a tightening and a good filing job. He certainly knows how to cut, store and dry 1/4 sawn wood blanks. Then he forms those blocks and blanks like a true artisan. This is a life's worth of passion, education and honing traditional woodworking skills passed down many generations.
14:53 That wood is very appealing, it's lovely golden, blonde, & bronze-is colors are so beautiful...not that I dont like dark woods too. Thank u so very much for sharing ur woodworking craft Edit: 50:18 geez, I didn't know so much disassembly took place when scraping a car. I figured get rid of fluid & smoosh all da rest! Edit: 1:01:22 jus wondering why some spots of vid were blurry? Security or patent info safety??
I thought so, too! I can’t think of many reasons why it was being scrapped! Oh! I just saw a whole stack of brand new cars there… maybe they got waterlogged during shipment, or a container flipped and it was cheaper to just scrap them (?)
@@karenneill9109 cars & bikes over 5 years old have to go through more road worthy checks & licencing & insurance get exponentially more expensive so only highly collectable cars get to be maintained.. hence their 2nd hand export markets
Процесс изготовления стола для игры в Го завораживает - здесь всё прекрасно - и этническая музыка, качество, и та неспешность, с которой люди делают свою работу...🔥👍
@@ТатьянаИванова-м8р6щ эти люди чтут и хранят свою историю . Какие древнерусские игры Вы помните? А какие из тех что мы ещё помним помнят наши дети, внуки...
@@ШамильАхмедович-х3ж Я про то, что из нашей богатой недрами страны всё вывозится! Весь наш лес в Китае. Вся наша рыба в Японии! А наш народ должен довольствоваться шпоном и минтаем!
Every thing is done with so much care and patience. I wouldn't have the attention span to do something like that. Time is not important to a craftsman, but quality of workmanship is.
Absolutely great video, thank you so much for sharing these diamonds of human craftsmanship! With the same fascination I watch the engine of my Nissan GT-R being built by the Takumi - it is absolutely adorable. This whole video is so relaxing to watch, for me it’s just a kind of meditation. Thank you so much for sharing!! Greetings from Germany
Поищите в какой-нибудь энциклопедии определение (хоть и в Википедии - если более серьезного не найдете) - кто такой машина. Машина по определению не может быть умной. Далее (про ум человека) - здраво. Привет Питеру - городу трех революций!!! Дед я.
바둑판을 만드는 장인의 모습을 보면서 마치 사람이 아닌 악마라도 보는 것처럼 전율이 느껴졌다. 요령주의와 우물에서 커피를 찾을만큼 성급한 한국인들은 과연 저렇게 섬세한 작업이 기능할까 하는 생각이 든다. 저렇게 작업에 몰두하는 장인들의 열정이 담긴 심오한 모습을 사진에 담고 싶다.
По поводу крышек. Специально вернулся в ролик, чтобы увидеть причину Вашего восторга. Что увидел? Рационально организованное производство утилитарных предметов. И даже технология раскраски не впечатлила. Если основная технология серьезна, то раскраска - технологический пустяк. Есть у НИХ такие нормы - делают. И мы умеем - только незачем!!! Не нужные понты. А все после крышек - просто глупость. Дед я.
А причем здесь трудолюбие? Вам показывают людей, которые выросли с пониманием, что "кирпич на кирпич, гони бабка магарыч" - не трэнд! Вот и работают они как должно. Кстати, ровно столь же трудолюбивые люди живут рядом с Вами. Только ролик о них еще не смонтирован. Удачи. Дед я.
Pretty amazing work all round - the detail in those manhole covers! Makes this Brit rather ashamed of ours. Particularly loved the makers of Go boards - I expect they all go into a little communion with their deities to get into the right frame of mind - quite spooky the degree of attention. Wonderful glad I popped in.
That is what I thought! I wonder why it was scrapped…? Japan keeps everything so fresh and new looking and destroying the chronological “old” might be a standard procedure…again, ?
I really love this about Japan, despite having all the tech companies etc they still care for and respect the handcrafted items and the craftsmen. They appreciate their culture and that's thanks to refusing their country to be overrun by immigrants!
Interesting observation-people emigrate because of problems in their native countries but when they become immigrants in a successful society they want to make changes that would make the adopted country more like their abandoned country…I actually never attributed the decline in workmanship to the multitude of changes and attitudes of foreign workers, but it certainly tracks with history.
40 years ago I had a woodworker friend make me a Go board of 4" thick maple w/ the lines inlaid black walnut , Like most of the other lovely things i've had it got away from me somewhere ,Ah.well !!!
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モルドバからこんにちは。私は日本が好きです。私はアマチュア無線家として、日本の技術と電子機器が大好きで、英語も日本語もわかりませんが、日本を見てみたいと思っています。
Don’t let the language keep you from traveling. Most of us in the US love to see travelers from around the world
@@seanlathbury5410 The problem is not only in the language but also in the possibility. Thanks for understanding.
@@Aleks_Dundih Я понимаю, вчера смотрел фильм ТАЛАНТЛИВЫЙ ИНЖЕНЕР СОЗДАЛ НЕВОЗМОЖНОЕ, интересный и много объясняет, но как японцы это сделали это другая история.
@@Aleks_Dundih 日本人も技術はあちらこちらから盗みました。だから、盗む盗まれたはお互いさまです。しかし、日本人はそもそもの技術を発展させて、さらに良いものを作ろうとします。根気のいることも良いものを作るという職人魂が可能にしてしまうのが日本人です。なので、日本人よりも良いものを作ろうという魂胆ならば、日本の技術をどんどん差し上げます。ところが、それを具現化するのは並大抵の努力じゃ足りないのですけどね。
I worked for a Japanese company in massachusetts,great people and I learned a lot of the language WB1CMT /PP1BP,ex N1CNS usa 🇺🇸
職人さんの孫に生まれ変わって、こういう技術を一日中眺めていたいな〜。
おじいちゃんおばあちゃんのそばで、なにか作業してるのをずっと見てるの落ち着く。
将棋盤のやつとか、作ってる時の音聞くのもみるのも、素敵な空間だな。
No one does perfection like the Japanese. Unbelievable quality. It's a primary reason for their success as an economy, country and culture.
日本人です。皆さん応援ありがとう🇯🇵日本に住んでいますが、全て私の知らない世界ばかりで驚きました！特に尾道市のマンホールデザインがとても美しかった！近くに住んでいるので見に行ってみたい🌊
When the craftsman was drawing the lines on the board, I realised I was holding my breath with each line he drew. I LOVED that video.
高度な技術、非常に丁寧な仕上がり、品質が高く、気に入りました 👍、言語は Google 翻訳を使用しています 🙏
私は日本に育って外国の方に好かれて居る技術には優しさと丁寧さが或るのかなと想って居ますょ外国の御方有り難う御座います。kiruton
I am fascinated by the way these craftsmen work their magic with the wood and the artistic way they craft their items, by hand, not by throwing it into a lathe but with artistic temperament, what an honour to get to watch these people at work, shame the rest of the world doesn't put their artistic abilities to use making things like this.
High production low prices!
@@NFS305
これらは安く有りません💧
Japanese made products seem to still have exceptional quality.
Да уж, качественные скрепки получились. Дурость какую - то накорябал.
I really enjoyed watching how these craftsmen use their feet while working. Very interesting!
I feel its an unappreciated tool in western woodworking.
Thanks for sharing.
It's always pleasing to see Master Craftsmen at work producing works of art. Thank you for posting this.
The designers of the machines to make these things is an art in itself. Very clever.👍👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Japanese is the unique nation in the world because of their unique craftsmanship nd culture.
Always enjoy to see good works and craftsmanship of japan
thanks for sharing this video.
I really appreciate Japanese technology.
К которым японцы не имеют никакого отношения, по той простой причине что эти технологии были украдены у европейцев. В чём и в самом деле японцам нет равных, так это в воровстве чужих идей и промышленном шпионаже.
Amazed by the care, time & precision in making these Shogi boards.
Care? No PPE with the chainsaw?
Это шедеврально!!! Браво Мастерам!!!! Благодарю!!
緊張感!! 全工程一発勝負、失敗したら2年間がパー。
一番手に汗握ってみてました
Nice to see a foundry with the proper safety gear. And I´ve never seen such cool Manhole covers.
Thank u for watching:)
Người việt nam cần thay đổi tính cẩu thả và làm như người nhật này có kỹ năng rất chịu khó sáng tạo kỹ tính
Và thật sự đam mê trong công việc nên họ tạo ra được sản phẩm chuẩn xác đẹp mắt thật đáng trân trọng !😍💖💛💛💛👍
Thanks to the Japanese people for preserving such craftsmanship as National Treasures!
I have this stool left by my father morethan 60 years ago. Wonderful craftsmanship.
it wasn't a stool.. its like a games checker board
Не люк, а произведение искусства! ВЕЛИКОЛЕПНО!
This is very unsafe, yet the old man still got all his fingers... amazing. I guess focus and self discipline not to get distracted is safer than "rules".
Respect pour le savoir faire de ces artisans ! Merci pour la vidéo !
The various works that we saw were characterized by high craftsmanship, which is one of the characteristics of Japanese industries, and it seems as a mere opinion that they are the result of personal and cultural factors that are deeply rooted in the Japanese character. Meaning that technical development is the interaction of scientific aspects with psychological and social aspects.
The overall quality of the wood work is nothing short of perfection, and worthy of the pride the craftsmen put into their work.
What was that? A table?
In the USA we have men and women with similar skills. We have in our area alone craftsmen who have been doing similar work that has been passed down from father to son. Many, there are dozens in our area alone. They hold contests everywhere, so the skill level continues to grow and thrive. Here in the USA there are people like this everywhere. In our town alone there are more than a 1000 and that number is growing right here in the USA.
I have taken a lot of pictures in Tokyo that are of exquisite manhole covers, I just got back 3 weeks ago. But I've never seen the painted ones, wow! Thanks for posting!
I would like to have one of the colorful manhole covers ... maybe I'll buy one as a souvenir on my next trip to Japan and take it as hand luggage into the plane back home 😂
Người Nhật họ mâm bánh xe trong tuyệt vời. Biết bao giờ mới hư nổi chúng 🇯🇵👍.
The making of Shogi Boards is already awesome and amazing..... but PROCESS X made an awesome video too......!
Thank u so much😊
wow.. 😮❤ salute to the Japanese Craftmanship thats why I love Japan...
Es tanta la perfección que ponen en hacer las cosas, que uno termina hipnotizado viendo lo que hacen. Espero que las siguientes generaciones mantengan esa pasión que ponen en hacer estas obras de arte. Saludos afectuosos desde Chile.
Öncelikle biz Türkler Japonları sevdiğimizi belirtmek isterim
Bu videoda güzel bilgiler edindiğim den emin olabilirsin
🇹🇷Türkiyeden 🇯🇵Japonyaya selamlar sevgiler
There is nothing like traditional Japanese craftsmanship.
何でもそうですが熟練の職人さんの仕事を見るのは好きです。絶える事の無い事を・・・・。
The first craftsman's chainsaw needs a tightening and a good filing job. He certainly knows how to cut, store and dry 1/4 sawn wood blanks. Then he forms those blocks and blanks like a true artisan. This is a life's worth of passion, education and honing traditional woodworking skills passed down many generations.
I’m glad I’m not the only one who was frustrated by the chainsaw. He handled it well, though! It was fascinating to watch!
@@karenneill9109 of course he doesn't know what he's doing ! nor the value of the log or his saw ?
15:27 This liquid is a big secret.
dont be funny teaching these people :)
High level of skills....Excellent....success for "Process X" ...Pekalongan, Central Java, Indonesia present
A master craftsman...An individual that can make an extremely complex skill look so easy, the average person believes themself capable of doing it.
14:53 That wood is very appealing, it's lovely golden, blonde, & bronze-is colors are so beautiful...not that I dont like dark woods too.
Thank u so very much for sharing ur woodworking craft
Edit: 50:18 geez, I didn't know so much disassembly took place when scraping a car. I figured get rid of fluid & smoosh all da rest!
Edit: 1:01:22 jus wondering why some spots of vid were blurry? Security or patent info safety??
Wow! That white car torn apart looked almost new. Anyway, they certainly are amazing people.
I thought so, too! I can’t think of many reasons why it was being scrapped! Oh! I just saw a whole stack of brand new cars there… maybe they got waterlogged during shipment, or a container flipped and it was cheaper to just scrap them (?)
@@karenneill9109 cars & bikes over 5 years old have to go through more road worthy checks & licencing & insurance get exponentially more expensive so only highly collectable cars get to be maintained.. hence their 2nd hand export markets
При просмотре ролика о разборке автомобиля почему то вспомнил слова робота перед деструкцией
:"Это не будет больно?"
I, Robot 2004😭
Amazing show case really 🙏🙏👍👍👍thank you for that prefect video,👍👍👍👍
Nhìn những khúc gỗ thông trong đẹp quá. Làm gia công người Nhật rất khéo léo 🇯🇵👍.
i admire Japanese attention to detail!
What amazing craftsmanship well done to Japan for preserving the time honoured tradition
Процесс изготовления стола для игры в Го завораживает - здесь всё прекрасно - и этническая музыка, качество, и та неспешность, с которой люди делают свою работу...🔥👍
А России, самой богатой лесами стране, такой столик бы сделали из ДСП, в лучшем случае из шпона!
@@ТатьянаИванова-м8р6щ эти люди чтут и хранят свою историю .
Какие древнерусские игры Вы помните? А какие из тех что мы ещё помним помнят наши дети, внуки...
@@СергейКарбон-к8ъ подозреваю, что как у бывшего столяра (соблюдавшего технику безопасности) пальцев примерно 7-8 на обеих руках?
Purposeful and deliberate process from every individual involved in the making of Go boards-it was awesome to watch!
@@ШамильАхмедович-х3ж Я про то, что из нашей богатой недрами страны всё вывозится! Весь наш лес в Китае. Вся наша рыба в Японии! А наш народ должен довольствоваться шпоном и минтаем!
Thank you Japan for all you made that I have treasured past and present..... Too much to mention... "Made in Japan." 🙂
Ironically, till about 1960, "Made in Japan" was the equivalent of "Made in China" today. I might be a little off on the year.
Excellent quality hand work thank you very much.
Amazing... the people involved are dedicated, talented and expert artisans!
Love, love, LOVE it!! Everything about this documentary is first class. 🤗
Vous êtes encore et toujours à la pointe d'un savoir faire unique au monde ! La perfection même ! 🤗👍
Vive le Japon !
I ❤️ japan
Thank you for the great content!
expert people always do professional work really i enjoyed watching this video THANK YOU ALL
Absolutely beautiful!
I was shocked at the amount of detail on those Manhole covers! Incredible attention to detail for something that people don't really even think about.
Every thing is done with so much care and patience. I wouldn't have the attention span to do something like that. Time is not important to a craftsman, but quality of workmanship is.
Absolutely great video, thank you so much for sharing these diamonds of human craftsmanship!
With the same fascination I watch the engine of my Nissan GT-R being built by the Takumi - it is absolutely adorable.
This whole video is so relaxing to watch, for me it’s just a kind of meditation. Thank you so much for sharing!!
Greetings from Germany
Поражаюсь японским мастерам ,сам являюсь механником по металлорежещему оборудованию и поучился бы у мастеров этой вдумчивой медотативной работе
👏👌👌👍wonderful and accurate wood working. Thanks for vedio.
Как Японцы уважают себя и своих соотечественников! Вот настоящие ПАТРИОТЫ!!! А НЕ БОЛТУНЫ!
А Вы СЕБЯ лично и СВОИХ соотечественников уважаете! Или Японцы как-то Вам уважительнее? А вообще, может Вы и писать по-японски умеете? Дед я.
Приятно смотреть на работу умных машин, созданных умом человека! Привет, Вам, из Питера!
Поищите в какой-нибудь энциклопедии определение (хоть и в Википедии - если более серьезного не найдете) - кто такой машина. Машина по определению не может быть умной. Далее (про ум человека) - здраво. Привет Питеру - городу трех революций!!! Дед я.
바둑판을 만드는 장인의 모습을 보면서 마치 사람이 아닌 악마라도 보는 것처럼 전율이 느껴졌다.
요령주의와 우물에서 커피를 찾을만큼 성급한 한국인들은 과연 저렇게 섬세한 작업이 기능할까 하는 생각이 든다.
저렇게 작업에 몰두하는 장인들의 열정이 담긴 심오한 모습을 사진에 담고 싶다.
우리도 많이 배워야되겠습니다 저들의 장인정신을
Semua yang Anda buat terlihat begitu mudah dan detil. Keren Kakak👍😃
I love Japan and its people.😍
Very good thanks ❤❤❤❤
It looks like nobody wears safety glasses here.
กระดานโกะงานปราณีตมากๆครับ.. 👍👍👍
12:25日本匠人寫得一手好書法,製造工藝可以靠科技,但這份文化底韻才是令人佩服
в России этот автомобиль мог бы жить еще 20 лет😢
Это не крышки от люков, а произведения искусства. Россия с её запредельной коррупцией, безнадежна. Я очень рад за вас, вы по настоящему умеете жить!
Что за херь ты несёшь?!
По поводу крышек. Специально вернулся в ролик, чтобы увидеть причину Вашего восторга. Что увидел? Рационально организованное производство утилитарных предметов. И даже технология раскраски не впечатлила. Если основная технология серьезна, то раскраска - технологический пустяк. Есть у НИХ такие нормы - делают. И мы умеем - только незачем!!! Не нужные понты. А все после крышек - просто глупость. Дед я.
Удивительно, показывают старого дедушку работающего на ленточной пиле, и у него все пальцы на месте.
Дедушка учился, и знает что-то о технике безопасности. Плюс личные способности. Плюс персональное везение. В чем странности? Дед я. Практикующий.
Những người Nhật họ vựa ve chai thấy hết hồn. Xe bốn bánh máy ép như đồ chơi 🇯🇵👍.
Best of Best 👍
I would love to see how they make the wood cover that they put on at the end. also think that would make a good checker board.
Extravagant wood skills. Thank you 👍🇨🇦
Chinese wood work, just as good as Swiss precision ❤
Какие трудолюбивые люди!
А причем здесь трудолюбие? Вам показывают людей, которые выросли с пониманием, что "кирпич на кирпич, гони бабка магарыч" - не трэнд! Вот и работают они как должно. Кстати, ровно столь же трудолюбивые люди живут рядом с Вами. Только ролик о них еще не смонтирован. Удачи. Дед я.
Pretty amazing work all round - the detail in those manhole covers! Makes this Brit rather ashamed of ours. Particularly loved the makers of Go boards - I expect they all go into a little communion with their deities to get into the right frame of mind - quite spooky the degree of attention. Wonderful glad I popped in.
Outstanding Performance sir❤Nicola 🇬🇧
I love Japane Profesional Pipol!!! 💯
Hi Guys, that was marvellous. Thanks from down-under.
Да что бы не делали эти японцы они очень аккуратные и пунктуальность этого народа меня всегда поражал
На биороботов похожи.
Восхитительно👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Великолепно!
謝謝分享太精彩了。
His caligraphy is superb!
I’m curious the price of one of those game boards. I wouldn’t mind having one as an art piece. That’s amazing craftsmanship there!
The price is between €8,000 and €10,000
I saw a price of 1,200,000 Yen excl. tax
@@rienvanhoesel I can believe that. Definitely worth it! Thanks!
Здорово👏✊👍👏✊👍👏✊👍👏✊👍👏✊👍👏✊👍
That looked to be a perfectly good Toyota minivan they demolished
That is what I thought! I wonder why it was scrapped…? Japan keeps everything so fresh and new looking and destroying the chronological “old” might be a standard procedure…again, ?
Thanks,Love this Game,🎎
プロセスX👍👍👍
The car they are scraping out looks almost brand new.
9.00 grandiose working with 3 Hands !😊👌
Samurai Japanese 👍
I really love this about Japan, despite having all the tech companies etc they still care for and respect the handcrafted items and the craftsmen. They appreciate their culture and that's thanks to refusing their country to be overrun by immigrants!
Interesting observation-people emigrate because of problems in their native countries but when they become immigrants in a successful society they want to make changes that would make the adopted country more like their abandoned country…I actually never attributed the decline in workmanship to the multitude of changes and attitudes of foreign workers, but it certainly tracks with history.
I VERY MUCH agree with the last line of your comment. 😱
Great nice job. I like Japan ❤
40 years ago I had a woodworker friend make me a Go board of 4" thick maple w/ the lines inlaid black walnut , Like most of the other lovely things i've had it got away from me somewhere ,Ah.well !!!
At 18:41 the artisan TAKING A BOW in front of his work. Massive respect.
Ridiculous
Japanese spirit. Great!
The Kaya trees are crying....