Love seeing the younger generation take on their fathers tradition. Given time the son may overtake the father in his abilities. Lovely work son. 👍🏻🇦🇺😁
I love this channel and all the different things that are made. I like seeing the traditional ways and the importance of adhering to them for this people. I appreciate how hard they work to accomplish this. And also what I can learn from them. Thank you so much for showing us.
I have attempted this over the years, and only get so far with the two chisels and tiny blade I have, with no guidance or technique. But now I literally have everything I need by watching this a couple times. Thank you all for spreading this wealth of knowledge. I'll definitly be back to mask making once I get a chunk of wood!
Working and doing our job is different matter but your company and country is so much clear and neat always I observe your country especially the most important thing is water really I love and like so much lots of love form India
Soy escultor en madera, lo que me impresionó es como trabajan en el piso y apoyando la madera en sus piernas 😲 no puedo entender por que rayos no pueden usar un banco de carpintero? 🤔 pero en fin estos JAPUCHOS SON MUY RAROS 😁😁😁😁
He should use a bench of something to hold the mask while doing the ''heavy'' carving. The force he uses is actually absorbed by his body, making his blows less effective and wasting alot of effort.
AstralJokers you are completely wrong!! The Japanese do not use benches. The workpiece is braced against the studding of the floor. No force is absorbed by his body. It’s been done this way longer than benches have existed.. benches are a western modern concept....
@@charliebowen5071 You may try to believe w/e things you want to believe, physics don't care about your beliefs. You can see him clearly sweating and you can see the piece swinging around on his body. It's not braced. The way he's crouched means he's killing his back. I don't care where he is from, his form is bad and he suffers for it. Those are simple facts.
@@AstralJokers Agree with you, the carvers in the philippines, indonesia and malaysia sit on the floor but place the wood on the ground or a small carving rack near the ground. The volume of carving these countries do is much more that that coming out of japan.
There are so many beautiful places on this earth, it's pitiful all the bad ,regulations we the PEOPLE have to endure ,cant do this or go there, well at least I got to see some places when I got drafted 🤗🖖🖖
Not at all well said. We need the regulations to protect and preserve beautifull places. There are a lot of people, who have no respect for such places. They'll leave their garbage there, they destroy things, they'll try to buy and exploit the landscape, take natural resources to make money etc. The world is going downhill so fast that we need more regulations and not less and we need to teach respect for the beauty and fragility of this planet.
No way. The masters is FAR FAR superior. Thats not an opinion. The chin line is crooked on Shogos and the right eye and brow is raised and off center. The masters however is perfectly symmetrical.
@@TheHeroRobertELee Although good Symmetry makes a face look good, perfect Symmetry makes it look creepy. His style with sharp edges adds more definition and overall appeal. As an artist or a musician, anytime you create something perfect (shape, sound) on a computer, breaking some Symmetry helps create something that is more pleasing to a human being. I take aesthetics over perfection any day. 😎
Love seeing the younger generation take on their fathers tradition. Given time the son may overtake the father in his abilities. Lovely work son. 👍🏻🇦🇺😁
I love this channel and all the different things that are made. I like seeing the traditional ways and the importance of adhering to them for this people. I appreciate how hard they work to accomplish this. And also what I can learn from them. Thank you so much for showing us.
Glad you enjoy it!
Love the japanese traditions and art. The skills of the artisans are an amazing exercise of patienty and attention.
I'm glad you loved it!!
I have attempted this over the years, and only get so far with the two chisels and tiny blade I have, with no guidance or technique.
But now I literally have everything I need by watching this a couple times.
Thank you all for spreading this wealth of knowledge. I'll definitly be back to mask making once I get a chunk of wood!
yeah, you can do it!
Your videos' quality are just incredible. I can't tell you how much I appreciate them and they do help me learn a lot too
Happy to hear that!
The young man in the video is quite handsome, so that he can go to develop careers as actors in movies and tv shows.
Working and doing our job is different matter but your company and country is so much clear and neat always I observe your country especially the most important thing is water really I love and like so much lots of love form India
Thank you so much
Awesome
Wow this guy is talented
Enjoyed your video and gave it a Thumbs Up
Glad you enjoyed it!
masters indeed, grats and most excellent 🙏
Thank you kindly!
Thank you for the video..
Like enjoying other artists
Our pleasure!
Nice carving
JAPAN It's INCREDIBLE
Master carver. 😍😁🙏💕
I Love Japan's Culture.
Carving 👌👌👌
Soy escultor en madera, lo que me impresionó es como trabajan en el piso y apoyando la madera en sus piernas 😲 no puedo entender por que rayos no pueden usar un banco de carpintero? 🤔 pero en fin estos JAPUCHOS SON MUY RAROS 😁😁😁😁
Porque asi es todo mas artesanal y puedes cobrar el doble jajajajajajaja
@@salvadorkda5758 😂😂😂😂
I want to learn ❤️
Where can I get some of those chisels and what brand are they?
el işçiligi gayet güzel internette satılıyormu merak ettim ?
Funny how some people can sweat so profusely while keeping their hair dry. Interesting physics.
🥰🥰👍
He should use a bench of something to hold the mask while doing the ''heavy'' carving. The force he uses is actually absorbed by his body, making his blows less effective and wasting alot of effort.
AstralJokers you are completely wrong!! The Japanese do not use benches. The workpiece is braced against the studding of the floor. No force is absorbed by his body. It’s been done this way longer than benches have existed.. benches are a western modern concept....
The part rating on his lap is to test the rigidity or density of the particular piece of timber.
@@charliebowen5071 You may try to believe w/e things you want to believe, physics don't care about your beliefs. You can see him clearly sweating and you can see the piece swinging around on his body. It's not braced. The way he's crouched means he's killing his back. I don't care where he is from, his form is bad and he suffers for it. Those are simple facts.
@@AstralJokers Agree with you, the carvers in the philippines, indonesia and malaysia sit on the floor but place the wood on the ground or a small carving rack near the ground. The volume of carving these countries do is much more that that coming out of japan.
@@AstralJokers ok mate.. not bothered enough to even answer properly.. just shows you are not a craftsman...
怪我しないようにね！
Now I need a Tomoe mask from ghost of Tsushima
left handed. nice.
Waoooo 👍
What will be the price of the masks???
That's a sacred thing, it will not be sold
I love that they don’t narrate over the Japanese
Superior craftsmen. Looks like they can turn out work after work that are nearly identical.
Thank You!
There are so many beautiful places on this earth, it's pitiful all the bad ,regulations we the PEOPLE have to endure ,cant do this or go there, well at least I got to see some places when I got drafted 🤗🖖🖖
Well said
Not at all well said. We need the regulations to protect and preserve beautifull places. There are a lot of people, who have no respect for such places. They'll leave their garbage there, they destroy things, they'll try to buy and exploit the landscape, take natural resources to make money etc.
The world is going downhill so fast that we need more regulations and not less and we need to teach respect for the beauty and fragility of this planet.
Kagura? Amaterazu? Sounds familiar anyone?
I thought that Shogo's Mask was way more impressive. (9:04)
Way more.
No way. The masters is FAR FAR superior. Thats not an opinion. The chin line is crooked on Shogos and the right eye and brow is raised and off center. The masters however is perfectly symmetrical.
@@TheHeroRobertELee
Although good Symmetry makes a face look good, perfect Symmetry makes it look creepy.
His style with sharp edges adds more definition and overall appeal.
As an artist or a musician, anytime you create something perfect (shape, sound) on a computer, breaking some Symmetry helps create something that is more pleasing to a human being.
I take aesthetics over perfection any day. 😎
面打ちについて思い出す二つの話し。
1. 夏目漱石の随筆・・・面を彫るのではない、木の中に既にある面を彫り出すのだ。
2. 修善寺物語・・・源頼家の面を彫っている人が『どうやっても死に面になる』と言ったが果たして、間もなく頼家は暗殺された。
実は人はみなそれぞれ自作の面をつけて生きている。これをペルソナと言う。
すごい。良い点
မြန်မာနိုင်ငံပို့ပေးလား
But a natural wood hannya mask can't be named Hannya? Without color.
that stuff is soft
3D sculpture drilling machine can save time 50 times.
But then it is not carving, it is soulless, it is not art, it is just the next machine done item without any value.
you can be done quickly with 3d sculptures but you can't create culture and faith in it.
Recommended by Google，But Blocking this channel immediately After hearing the noisy BGM
shame on me, sorry about that!
9:10 Uhhh.. something is wrong here..
If this is true, Mr. Shogo is more a "master" than the "master" is.
Он нарушает технику безопасности .при резке пальцы левой руки в опасной близости от режущего иструмента