You can purchase the products in the video from the link below! Please enjoy Japanese traditional crafts! suigenkyo.store/collections/miyuki-japanese-sandals-shop?
When craftsmen process wood, they must carefully check the grain of the wood. This is especially important when wearing geta as they require constant force. This is a good video that clearly shows the grain of the wood❤
When I was a teenager I had a pair of geta. I'm sure i still have them somewhere. I'd like another pair one day. I have an uncle who does business in Japan often. I will have to ask him to pick up a pair for me ❤. Thank you for sharing your beautiful craft with us. I can tell you take much pride in your work and you should 😊
Super unique machines - never seen anything like them, short of being used in a factory. This is more like a large shop. Very cool. ...and those shoes are expensive lol.
When I was a little girl my family moved to a larger house. Someone that lived there before us left behind a child size pair of Japanese wooden shoes. We had a wonderful time learning how to walk in them.
Огромный процент перерасхода материала ....в виде отходов. Единственное оправдание ,что эти "отходы" купят рачительные японцы и сделают их этого мебель....
احب مشاهدة الحرفه اليابنيه يهتمون جدا بالتفاصيل والجوده العاليه . لكني اعتقد ان هذا الصندل قابل للانزلاق على البلاط او السطح الناعم الا اذا كان رطباً بوجود الماء لان الخشب يصبح ليناً قليلاً حينها
Somewhat wasteful of wood, to make a non modern and not essential product. Lot of effort and time; just to keep / demonstrate an amazing process. Yet commendable workmanship and dedication to tradition..
Meanwhile just down the street Mazda is building cars almost entirely by robot- and those workers on the assembly line have eye and hearing protection.
I feel like every tool in this show was designed to be as dangerous as possible. Also maybe I’m missing something but if the initial saw blades which did the first cuts were set properly the 3 different steps afterwards could’ve been eliminated. All they were doing was adjusting/further refining the initial cuts. If I’m wrong someone please let me know.
The first cut would be blanks, slightly larger than the largest size sold/made. All the trimming after would create different sizes as well as a better finish.
Didn’t see too many Harbor Freight tools did ya? Some of the tools did look a little scary, but these guys have probably been doing this since they were kids. Didn’t measure or use jigs to drill holes either, didn’t need to, they are true craftsman. Thank you for sharing your work!
Круто. Но это не сабо, а вьетнамки или сланцы. А вообще здорово. Только не понимаю, почему на всех японских фабриках работают люди в возрасте? Где молодёжь?
Just a wd guess spent a lot on machines not on safety Japan's a very advanced nation no gloves no eye glasses no ear phones & no air filter mask to prevent micro particles inhalants want to see him ten years down the line health wise just curious hope he stays healthy
С точки зрения столяра станочника,укрепления ножек палочками шкантами или нагелями ...бесполезная трата времени и не какую функцию на этот процесс ходьбы не несёт,потому как сверление идёт не до конца.Если бы сверление шло со стороны пласти ступни то бишь с обратной стороны ,тогда бы колышек выполнял бы функцию крепления ,потому как торцевая часть выступа двух колодочек поперечного разреза находящиеся со стороны подошвы больше подвержены излому.От этого следует что колышек надо забивать сверху.
im curious if all those machines have ever, will ever or could ever pay themselves off. the cost of all those machines must equal thousands of wooden shoes.
Is he the only worker in this factory? It is unbelievable, that the user expectations have not been able to evolve for centuries: the only place the clog has not received a waterproof waxing/lacquering is where it should be the most important, on its sole.....
You can purchase the products in the video from the link below! Please enjoy Japanese traditional crafts!
suigenkyo.store/collections/miyuki-japanese-sandals-shop?
When craftsmen process wood, they must carefully check the grain of the wood.
This is especially important when wearing geta as they require constant force.
This is a good video that clearly shows the grain of the wood❤
You can tell a true craftsman is at work when he makes a very difficult job appear easy to do. Excellent to see.
Very neat, I love seeing old machines still being used.
True
Wonderful craftsmanship ❤❤❤😊😊😊
I like wearing geta . perfect summer sandal😀
Fantástico trabajo y revelador , todo un gran proceso , gracias por compartir 👏👏👏
When I was a teenager I had a pair of geta. I'm sure i still have them somewhere. I'd like another pair one day. I have an uncle who does business in Japan often. I will have to ask him to pick up a pair for me ❤. Thank you for sharing your beautiful craft with us. I can tell you take much pride in your work and you should 😊
Super unique machines - never seen anything like them, short of being used in a factory. This is more like a large shop. Very cool. ...and those shoes are expensive lol.
Greetings From Scotland, amazing your skills
Amazing!😮❤❤
The old boys done good keeping all his fingers. Unlike the wood teachers I had back in the old 80’s! 😂 Along with his eyesight.
beautiful!
GOOD GOOD ❤❤❤❤❤
Great video.
Very, very good ! ( Brazil )
Sensacional!🥂🌟🌟🌟
I'm glad you liked it!
When I was a little girl my family moved to a larger house. Someone that lived there before us left behind a child size pair of Japanese wooden shoes. We had a wonderful time learning how to walk in them.
Haha! That is sweet. Did you learn to actually walk in them properly?
Спасибо. Храни Боже, Японию и её народ.❤
เกี้ยวซ่า🥟😮รองเท้าเกี้ยคนญี่ปู่น😮ภาพชัดเจน..เสริมสวยวัฒนธรรม👘นากาตะ❤
جميل جدا رائع
The factory was probably much busier and full of workers in its hey day. I wonder how old those machines are?
Is amazing
夏は下駄が爽やかで音も良いし大好きです😊
但しマンションエントランスや駅ビル等の平滑床で下駄は滑りやすいので都会では下駄散歩しずらいのが哀しい。
底に輪ゴムを接着することもできます
정말로 장인입니다 늘강건하시고 항복하세요😅
I want one of the huge scroll saws that was shown in process 4! Awesome.
Parabéns
Goooooooood❤❤❤❤❤
I think the finale should be with a lady or samurai wearing a kimono. Thank you, I had a good time.
Conheço o geta desde a infância, porque onde nasci é uma grande colônia de imigrantes japoneses.
毎日下駄履いてるが
製造過程は初めて見た
歯の継ぎ目にある溝の
謎が解けた❗
One slip and they will call you lefty. The tool that rounds the edges could be a salami slicer for hands.
This one guy, really gets around in this show factory…
Klompen kebudayaan adat istiadat turun temurun, terimakasih infonya, salam sehat selalu, juga kepada semua pemirsa salam sejahtera
How old are the clog machines? Very interesting video. Thank you 🙏🏼👍🏼☮️
wow....
No ha de ser fácil caminar con esto😮😮😮
持って歩く？ 履いて歩くの間違いではないですか？ 誰でも靴より簡単で楽に履いて歩けます。特に日本のように湿度の高い国では快適なのです。
Si son faciles y cómodos de usar, cuando te acostumbras ni los notas
Es fácil y comodo
Quá nhiều năng lượng tiêu thụ cho sản phẩm.
That looks like a process from the 1940s, do I believe the 100 years of history.
One man company
Огромный процент перерасхода материала ....в виде отходов.
Единственное оправдание ,что эти "отходы" купят рачительные японцы и сделают их этого мебель....
Вы на нашем производстве не были!?
@@aleksandrsilantiev1413 Ваше производство наверняка обзывают убыточным и с отсталой технологией...
А этих видите ,как ласково обзывают???)))
Convenhamos , prefiro mil vezes uma sandália havaiana…
👍👍👍
Жапония елі нағыз пысық ел бәрін жасайды 👍👍👍💯
احب مشاهدة الحرفه اليابنيه يهتمون جدا بالتفاصيل والجوده العاليه . لكني اعتقد ان هذا الصندل قابل للانزلاق على البلاط او السطح الناعم الا اذا كان رطباً بوجود الماء لان الخشب يصبح ليناً قليلاً حينها
به چه درد میخوره این کفش؟
😮como faz para comprar
Somewhat wasteful of wood, to make a non modern and not essential product. Lot of effort and time; just to keep / demonstrate an amazing process. Yet commendable workmanship and dedication to tradition..
It is a traditional craft that has been passed down for generations, and it takes a lot of time and effort to make each pair.
👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏
100年以上続くとありますが、作り方も100年前と変わらないってわけにはいかなかったんでしょうね。
どれも機械頼りなので後継者にやり方を教えたりって面ではいいかも知れませんが、ある意味「職人」でなくてもできてしまうし、面白みもないような😅
最初は少し怖い、歩く時に倒れるのではないか、足から抜けるのではないかと、でも慣れるとスリッパより安全に歩ける、僕にはトコトコに聞こえるけど日本人はカランコロンという音がすると言うから不思議に思う。これを履くと歩き方が自然に日本人ぽくなるよ。
I bet all the workers suffer from industrial deafness.
. A gdje tije maska.
❤❤❤
Will they be comfortable?
They keep feet out of the mud I guess.
@@DVD927 exactly, they had been studied precisely for this purpose
Yes
夏になると下駄履くけど結構歯が減っちまうんだよな一、しっかり使うと壱シーズン持たないんだよな
Toda vez que vejo esses vídeos, só penso no desperdício de material. Será que esse povo pensa que madeira dá em árvore?
Meanwhile just down the street Mazda is building cars almost entirely by robot- and those workers on the assembly line have eye and hearing protection.
綺麗な板目取りで作ったのに柾目板を貼ってしまってはもったいない
使い込めば、貼り板は摩滅して下地が出て汚らしくなる
昔は糸鋸で木取りしたから、木の無駄が少なかった
今は捨てる部分が多くて､木がかわいそう
木より生産性を優先している
What? No ear plugs. Haha.
What I don't understand is why the strap is in the middle.
So you can wear it on either foot.
I feel like every tool in this show was designed to be as dangerous as possible. Also maybe I’m missing something but if the initial saw blades which did the first cuts were set properly the 3 different steps afterwards could’ve been eliminated. All they were doing was adjusting/further refining the initial cuts. If I’m wrong someone please let me know.
🤷♂️ weird flip flops
People have been working on these machines for decades, and as they see, all people’s fingers are intact. So, everything is not so scary.🖐️
The finish of a knife cut endgrain is different to a kerf
The machine appears to be chinese so safety was never in their mind
The first cut would be blanks, slightly larger than the largest size sold/made. All the trimming after would create different sizes as well as a better finish.
I have only seen geisha wear the. Especially maiko.
One millisecond of distraction in this place and you're losing at least a limb
Didn’t see too many Harbor Freight tools did ya? Some of the tools did look a little scary, but these guys have probably been doing this since they were kids. Didn’t measure or use jigs to drill holes either, didn’t need to, they are true craftsman. Thank you for sharing your work!
Di pabrik inilah bakiak jirayya di buat
04:00 Get smacked in the nose once... Oh, I can't even... 😮
My goodness! How old is that equipment?!?!?! 1960’s?
1860 е.
@@economistei9912 Thank you
Saya kira tadi mau bikin apa..ee gak tau cuma sedal dari kayu😅😅😅
Interesante, pero me habría gustado que mostraran como se fabricaban antes de existir todas esas maquinas eléctricas, saludos desde Colombia.
raw dogging the eye balls is wild.
It’s ok , he has a spare ready to go. 😂
Круто. Но это не сабо, а вьетнамки или сланцы. А вообще здорово. Только не понимаю, почему на всех японских фабриках работают люди в возрасте? Где молодёжь?
They didn't bore.
第二次世界大戦中、日本は履く靴がなかったので、私たちの祖先は、貧乏だったのでサンダルを履いていたのを覚えています。
Just a wd guess spent a lot on machines not on safety Japan's a very advanced nation no gloves no eye glasses no ear phones & no air filter mask to prevent micro particles inhalants want to see him ten years down the line health wise just curious hope he stays healthy
I agree that safety is important, and I always try to be mindful of that in my work.
O aiureală ....
一人で全ての工程をやっているんだなぁ、と思ったら仕上げの段階は違う職人さんだった。 しかも中々の重労働。
只能用手工一隻一隻地作，不能用機器大量製造，費時費工，故成本特高！
Кусок доски, брусок и 8 шурупов.
А почему укрепили только одну опору?
♥️👊🏾👍🏾
5*
Painful work and a long time for a small thing.
개다하고 나막신은 달라요.저건 오동나무로 만든 개다.라고합니다.
لا شكر على واجب هذى من دواعي سروري .
فاطمه.حميدة.سلطان ياسين احمد رضا علي الوردي ❤في العراق.
f.H.s.e.a.r.a.al. .
не показали как на них ходить!
Of course it's traditional but how can we walk whit it ?
下駄を鳴らして ヤツが来る!😊 アッシも ちゃんとした 下駄を買わないと😅
懐かしいですね！😄
Need to make a broom and clean up.
I kept counting his fingers all the way.....
ටකස් ටකස්
Just buy a pair of sneakers for God's sake.
gees boys theres a few finger removers there. THERE YA GO
не похожена японцев.столько лишних движений как будто им больше заняться нечем
С точки зрения столяра станочника,укрепления ножек палочками шкантами или нагелями ...бесполезная трата времени и не какую функцию на этот процесс ходьбы не несёт,потому как сверление идёт не до конца.Если бы сверление шло со стороны пласти ступни то бишь с обратной стороны ,тогда бы колышек выполнял бы функцию крепления ,потому как торцевая часть выступа двух колодочек поперечного разреза находящиеся со стороны подошвы больше подвержены излому.От этого следует что колышек надо забивать сверху.
im curious if all those machines have ever, will ever or could ever pay themselves off.
the cost of all those machines must equal thousands of wooden shoes.
What he made ???
Это обувь для провинившихся заключённых в тюрьме? Ну японцы ... ну садисты!
Is he the only worker in this factory?
It is unbelievable, that the user expectations have not been able to evolve for centuries: the only place the clog has not received a waterproof waxing/lacquering is where it should be the most important, on its sole.....
16:16 - family factory
그게 나막신 이냐
게다짝이지.
怪我しそうで見ていてハラハラします💦
Так всё плохо ? Мы-то лапти давно не носим!
Конечно..
Вы ими щи хлебаете 🤣🤣🤣