Namiko Yamazaki Yonezo Sasaki Natsuki Kishida✌️ Is nice that your atmosphere, all that you were absorbing into their lives, is determinated to be good for others, like a choice to start a path in healthy japanese food (way of cooking), and to know more about that so different to Occident.✨
The Japanese used a urushi lacquer or shellac on their rifles ~WW1 to ~WW2 times. Prior to that as well. Those in charge of designing Japanese arms had a consideration/requirement that arms should be nice/well crafted/good looking; to inspire soldiers to take care of them. Am here simply trying to get more info on this. There are a lot of Japanese rifles in the US, and some have lost their urushi finish. Would love to put it back on them.
Why does she scrape the sap from that cut why doesn't she just put something to collect it for her and then just keep revisiting that and pouring it into a bucket instead of scraping every little drop she's making it way harder on herself
Amazing 🎉
Beautiful art❤
I would love, love to visit Japan.
Namiko Yamazaki
Yonezo Sasaki
Natsuki Kishida✌️
Is nice that your atmosphere, all that you were absorbing into their lives, is determinated to be good for others, like a choice to start a path in healthy japanese food (way of cooking), and to know more about that so different to Occident.✨
Wonderful video, thank you for uploading :)
Cool video. The tone pulse at the end was a bit unexpected and frustrating though 😳
The Japanese used a urushi lacquer or shellac on their rifles ~WW1 to ~WW2 times. Prior to that as well. Those in charge of designing Japanese arms had a consideration/requirement that arms should be nice/well crafted/good looking; to inspire soldiers to take care of them. Am here simply trying to get more info on this. There are a lot of Japanese rifles in the US, and some have lost their urushi finish. Would love to put it back on them.
This is why I'm here too.
Omoshiroi!
Cool
What a nice thing... you can buy it for you and your family.relative and for business....it also healthy for health...I think.....
What country did this originate from 0:14
Mantap
This is why my S.T. Dupont lighter and pen cost so much.
They use chinese, not Japanese urushi...
How Canadian maple syrup is made.
Wonderful video ! Thanks for sharing ! May we talk in private message. We would like to use some of your footage in a documentary.
Thanks !
This is like the most inefficient way of collecting
Why does she scrape the sap from that cut why doesn't she just put something to collect it for her and then just keep revisiting that and pouring it into a bucket instead of scraping every little drop she's making it way harder on herself