This really captures the excitement and passion of each craftsman! I love how you were able to locate the best potter from the best tea farmer; seems like such a tight knit community
You can easily see how much pride these craftsmen take in seeing their work through from start to finish. I'm a little jealous! It's challenging to find economically viable ways to experience this now.
I’m impressed by the care and time spent on each craft. It takes incredible patience and years of learning. Modern society is more focused on speed and automation. Thanks for sharing your appreciation of their craft.
Thank you for the look at the works of these craftspeople. This is a video filled with so much detail. The film displays so much rich texture. The stories convey powerful lives of bravery and mastery. This is a project well done. I liked the quote at the end. “Right here. This chair. In this view of Hoshino Valley”.
Thank you so much for watching! And for the supportive words here. I'm right with you on the chair in Hoshino, btw. When I asked him where his favorite spot was, he didn't even flinch. Seems to have led a full life so far.
It is rare to have a behind the scene glimpse like this. These stories are amazing.
@@Aviather-zp5kf I felt very lucky they were willing to let me see, and film, their world. Thanks so much for watching!
This really captures the excitement and passion of each craftsman! I love how you were able to locate the best potter from the best tea farmer; seems like such a tight knit community
I love that you noticed that segue! It was really fun to discover the potter in real time. Thanks for watching!
This video is truly awesome
@@LesterBangs-d2m Thank you so much!!
This is truly an amazing video. Thank you for sharing this.
That really means a lot. Thank you for watching!
It's pretty amazing this place isn't more known. Realy nice vid btw!
I guess it’s sort of a blessing and a curse for them? I can’t decide. Thanks btw!!
You can easily see how much pride these craftsmen take in seeing their work through from start to finish. I'm a little jealous! It's challenging to find economically viable ways to experience this now.
Isn’t it amazing to see? They live for their crafts.
A video like this deserves way, way more views
@@Spectre6582-k6l That truly means a lot. Thank you for watching.
I’m impressed by the care and time spent on each craft. It takes incredible patience and years of learning. Modern society is more focused on speed and automation. Thanks for sharing your appreciation of their craft.
You put this so nicely. I totally agree. And thank you for watching!
Wow not sure how I found this video but i'm glad i did. Very cool
Really appreciate that. Thanks for watching!
16.30 too much Sun makes the tea bitter. 😁
That’s right! It’s an amazing tea
the Ikeda girl had amazing English. I am very impressed
She sounded like she is from New York.
I believe she grew up for a few years in the states before returning to Japan.
* points at "book"/"origin"/"main" *
*"TEA"*
dw though, kanji still kicks my butt lol
Haha I told my editor to cut that but they forgot
Thank you for the look at the works of these craftspeople. This is a video filled with so much detail. The film displays so much rich texture. The stories convey powerful lives of bravery and mastery. This is a project well done. I liked the quote at the end. “Right here. This chair. In this view of Hoshino Valley”.
Thank you so much for watching! And for the supportive words here. I'm right with you on the chair in Hoshino, btw. When I asked him where his favorite spot was, he didn't even flinch. Seems to have led a full life so far.
At 14:25 ...That's the "Ever Dream This Man?" face! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/This_Man
Wow I had no idea. That’s wild!