From Canada, and having worked extensively on insulation theory, I would say we would never use polyurethane foam for a house. If it burns even a little, the smoke is thick black poisonous smoke. I can also say fiberglass is pretty problematic. Instead, I would recommend a mineral wool, the density of which is up to you guys, but I prefer something akin to Roxul. I'm not familiar with hempcrete and similar, which may actually be a good choice. On land where the annual average temperature is healthy, it's okay to thermally connect the concrete to ground temperature, but you still want to keep water out of your concrete. To that end, we try to keep soil away from the concrete foundation and instead use 3/4" nofines gravel around it (like train tracks gravel). The quality of wood used in Japan has always amazed me. The wood they force Canadians to build with has always been absolute shit. I'm very interested in strategies Japan uses to keep shiroari (termites) out.
It seemed that all the construction blocks were premade. Can you give the information on where to order them and where to get the blueprint (house construction design and assembly instruction) for the construction. Thanks.
I get very envious of people that have someone to do this for them because it's not fair! I need someone to build a house for me too! Not fair at all!!
If a house is maintained, most will last a 100+ years. My house is a typical wood framed house that is over 70 years old in a neighborhood of similar homes.
That wall between the toilet and the sink in the bathroom is completely unnecessary. There's no need to make that small space so tightly uncomfortable.
According to the Japan Building Standards Act, it is not worth living or reselling. Without mountain care and flood control, it would be destroyed by natural disasters. Please be careful.
Can someone tell me, 1) Why he did not leave expansion gaps at the edges of wooden floor covering? 2) Those external walls are insulated with non-breathing material (styrofoam or xps or whatever those are) should accumulate lots of condensation, isn’t it? 3) I see no tubes used for fire protection of wiring inside such highly flammable materials used in construction of walls and partitions (wood + styrofoam), why? 4) Those heat insulation panels under the floor covering are just placed in openings without any support from below, won’t they fall down by time? 5) I saw he put the wooden parts on external walls cut from the edges as male-female without any insulation tape or anything like that to prevent or decrease the cold air flow from outside towards the inside, is that correct application?
100 years? where I Live we have home build over 100 years old, and lastes over a 100 years, that only coast a 1-3 hondread dollars per-house... According to historical data, a typical house in the United States around 100 years ago (circa 1920s) would cost approximately $6,300 which, when adjusted for inflation, would equate to around $77,339 in today's money. This home is 50 100 or 200 thousansd dollar that deteriate within 100 years? This sounds like a scame... or misleading.... Sorry... TheoryMaK15....,
Super Arbeit! Meinen Respekt haben sie👍
Gorgeous
Wow! I'm in awe.
Muy bien hecho
From Canada, and having worked extensively on insulation theory, I would say we would never use polyurethane foam for a house. If it burns even a little, the smoke is thick black poisonous smoke. I can also say fiberglass is pretty problematic. Instead, I would recommend a mineral wool, the density of which is up to you guys, but I prefer something akin to Roxul. I'm not familiar with hempcrete and similar, which may actually be a good choice.
On land where the annual average temperature is healthy, it's okay to thermally connect the concrete to ground temperature, but you still want to keep water out of your concrete. To that end, we try to keep soil away from the concrete foundation and instead use 3/4" nofines gravel around it (like train tracks gravel).
The quality of wood used in Japan has always amazed me. The wood they force Canadians to build with has always been absolute shit.
I'm very interested in strategies Japan uses to keep shiroari (termites) out.
The poly foam you mentioned doesn't burn really at all. It is an absolutely amazing insulator. Useful in hard to reach places etc..
伝統的な日本の家を建てる過程＝軸組み工法ですね。10cmの杉丸太による壁設置はユニークです。
しかし、このご主人、なんでもやっちゃうスーパーマンですね。
BEAUTIFUL 😊
日本独自の家屋建築とは違います。
どこかの北欧家屋ビルダーライセンスだと思います。
日常住まう家で無く別荘だと推測します。
下水処理槽も小さく常駐して生活する家では有りません。
書き込みにも有りますが、日本は高温多湿の夏ですのでこうした建築方法の家は100年持ちません。
冬の寒さは服を着込む事でしのぎ、高温多湿の夏、風通しを良くする事で家屋は長持ちします。
最近の家屋は2X4等で作られますがこうした構造の家は日本では100年持ちません。
土台(基礎)が大げさなのは日本は地震が多い事、規模も結構大きい物が多発する国ですので、耐震基準が他国より厳しい為です。
この建築ビデオが日本の家屋建築では無いことを知ってください。
日本の企業が作ったハウスキットで北欧家屋ではありません。
別荘ですが日常住まうこともできるよう作った家です。
標高1300mの高地に建っていて高温多湿ではありません。
100年持つかどうかはメンテ次第です。
基礎やその他構造など、日本の建築基準に従って作られています。
寒冷地では、凍上（土が凍って土台を持ち上げる）を防ぐため基礎を深くする必要があります。
壁は100mm厚の杉で断熱効果があり、外気温が氷点下10℃でも室内は快適です。
日本の建築ビデオであることを保証します。
建築士では、無いのですが、大工として、予算相応か、仮に寒冷地住宅だとするなら、基礎立ち上がりのスタイルホーム、床断熱材の厚み、基礎のホールダウン、火打ボルト、化粧?🤔金物プレート等、土台と柱だけで、梁と柱が見当たらないし基礎のボルト間隔も遠い、基礎幅も狭く、耐震性低いみたいで、ピン工法でもなさそう、建築基準法を満たして居ないと思うのですが。何時の時代で何処なのでしょうか？?
Very neat
Cool 😎😎
WOW! going on mt favorite list
Was this house a kit, those are some pretty special cut beams and such. Not typical framing at all
ハウスメーカーの物ではないですが、専門業者による木材の加工、既製品の建材を使っております。DIYとは呼べないかも。
so good
นี่มันคือฝันของผมนะ ห้องอาบน้ำสุดยอดมากครับ
It seemed that all the construction blocks were premade. Can you give the information on where to order them and where to get the blueprint (house construction design and assembly instruction) for the construction. Thanks.
This is a house kit made by a Japanese company
Отличная баня.
They built a very beautiful house, but I think painting the exterior gray ruined it.
It's not gray
The color is blue gray
It's a very beautiful paint called xyladeco
I agree with you, theyshouldn't have painted the house.
@ I'm sure the color is beautiful, but the natural wood appearance would be my preference.
人の家に文句つけるなよ。
あなたにどんな害がある？
@@srych3I’m sure when you build a house, you’ll leave it the color you want.
Πολύ ωραίο σπίτι πόσο κοστίζει,?? Στην Ελλάδα μπορείτε να μου το φτιάξετε???
MasyaAllah... AMAZING... 😁😁👍👍
the old man is pretty good .... he can do alot of stuff ...... good for him
色々な国の建築タイムラプスを見るけど、間違いの無い強固な足場を組む辺りは日本らしい。そう言えば、海外にもプレカットってあるのかな？
でもトイレに扉が無いのが日本らしくなくてどこが造ったのか気になる
where is the thumbnail?
Scammed
cos pieknego,,,pozdrowienia z Polski,,,🎌🎌
A couple of questions. How air tight those outside walls are? And is 3 inches (75 mm) of wooden wall enough insulation for the cold Japanese winters?
i hope it is fireproof
These planks are made of wood. Wood is really useful. It comes from trees. ;)
But seriously, great work
thank you
How can I get the plans to build my own.
Is there an existing blueprint?
柱のほぞ辺りから不具合出そうな気がするけど、どうですかね？
ikura desu ka?
외벽이 나무로만? 추워서 어떻게 살아요? 오키나와는 아닌것 같은데. 외벽과 지붕에 단열재 부착 안하나요?
- Man Builds Japanese House That Will Last 100 YEARS.
- The US: "Hold my beer..." pulls out a couple of nukes.
I get very envious of people that have someone to do this for them because it's not fair! I need someone to build a house for me too! Not fair at all!!
LoL ! Someone's salty ! Go get a job. Work and save money and build your own? WTF?
@@BaronVonBlack so you're rude to quadriplegics! You're awesome! Bet you're fun at parties too! Stay humble bud.
WOODEN HOUSE IS MOST AFRAID OF TERMITES AND FIRE?
Is the japanese house in the room with us?
If a house is maintained, most will last a 100+ years. My house is a typical wood framed house that is over 70 years old in a neighborhood of similar homes.
Frank LLoyd Wright would love this place.
why would you paint beautiful wood into grey outside in the forest?
100년 지속되는지 어떻게 알지??
That wall between the toilet and the sink in the bathroom is completely unnecessary. There's no need to make that small space so tightly uncomfortable.
Great House but doesn't match the Thumbnail.
겨울되면 엄청 추워요 이중창도아니고 .....단열도 안돼고 뭐라고할말이 없다
일본집들 고질적인 극악의 겨울 실내난방.. 애초에 여름이 너무 습하고 더운데 겨울은 한국처럼 안추워서 그렇다고하네요
@@응아니야아 겨울철에 사망사고많타고 하는 뉴스많이 받는데 어찌생각하는지
you forgot wood stove
That's not a house, that's a piece of furniture
🤣 We in germany have houses which are older than 300 years made of wood and clay.
In Japan, there are wooden buildings that are 1200 years old
@@diy8288 I was just refering to the average. 100 years is not something special.
According to the Japan Building Standards Act, it is not worth living or reselling. Without mountain care and flood control, it would be destroyed by natural disasters. Please be careful.
Can someone tell me, 1) Why he did not leave expansion gaps at the edges of wooden floor covering? 2) Those external walls are insulated with non-breathing material (styrofoam or xps or whatever those are) should accumulate lots of condensation, isn’t it? 3) I see no tubes used for fire protection of wiring inside such highly flammable materials used in construction of walls and partitions (wood + styrofoam), why? 4) Those heat insulation panels under the floor covering are just placed in openings without any support from below, won’t they fall down by time? 5) I saw he put the wooden parts on external walls cut from the edges as male-female without any insulation tape or anything like that to prevent or decrease the cold air flow from outside towards the inside, is that correct application?
な～んだ、D・I・Yか… 一応、日本製の材料、道具は使って居る様ですね。珍しいプレカット!! 素人にしては、上出来ですね。by本職大工 ケニア!!!
100 years? where I Live we have home build over 100 years old, and lastes over a 100 years, that only coast a 1-3 hondread dollars per-house...
According to historical data, a typical house in the United States around 100 years ago (circa 1920s) would cost approximately $6,300 which, when adjusted for inflation, would equate to around $77,339 in today's money.
This home is 50 100 or 200 thousansd dollar that deteriate within 100 years?
This sounds like a scame... or misleading....
Sorry...
TheoryMaK15....,
The thumbnail and video description here seem to mislead people about the video I made.
日本の家では無い
단열하고 지진은 전혀~ 생각도 않하고 짓는데 무슨 100년 같은 소리를 하고 앉았어..
日本じゃないでしょう‼️
Reported for misleading thumbnail
How so?
Da ist aber noch viel Luft nach oben.
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Great, very happy to watch your videos, wish you health, happiness and success in life. Help me register and share, thank you very much ❤❤❤
thank you
바닥 & 지붕 단열은? 집은 100년(?)이 갈지 모르겠지만 사는 사람은 1년도 안돼서 얼어 처 디질 듯....