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Crafting Traditional Bamboo Fans
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- Опубликовано: 1 фев 2021
- [Click CC for subtitles]
Meet the fan artisans of the Marugame Fan Museum in Kagawa Prefecture! These artisans are passionate about their work and create some truly outstanding bamboo fans. I never would have thought that there was so much art and technique involved with Japanese fans. Enjoy!
Marugame Fan Museum Website:
marugameuchiwa.jp/
Marugame Instagram:
/ q2japan
My Patreon Link:
/ q2japan
#japan #japaneseculture #bamboo #fans
When I clicked on the video, CC was turned off. Going back to studying people and their intent, I then realized that it's not what a person says, but how they say it. This isn't a new concept, but one that I've been trying to master.
The OG making the fans, had such passion in his words. I was able to understand, within limits, what he was saying. A combination of body language, vocalization (intent) and will. He has a product, that he has mastered thru skill, knowing its value and the value it holds to others.
He gave priceless insight to its construction, which a minority will care about. Having worked with bamboo making various tools and instruments... I have a decent Idea of what he was trying to convey with the demonstration.
We were once ONE people. Not a religious or sci fi thing, but a united peoples who shared technology that bordered on the cusp of gods and magic.
I am, as you are. We are as one. When you are, I am.
These trades of the hand are being lost to time and other things. You don't have to make a folding hand fan, but pay attention when the last of the elders speak. We've lost so much already. What happens if Sol, our sun, sends out an EMP? Can you build a fire or make hand crank tools?
@@Nobahdee hey thanks for watching! And the thoughtful comment too! I'm glad that you were able to pick up a lot despite the language barrier (though I hope the CC's popped up for most people!). Cheers and good vibes from Okayama
Bamboo has so many uses it's ridiculous, so useful.
Right?!
Agree! Which is why I just planted some in my yard. And it grows fast!
@KHH595 It's illegal to cultivate where I live. It's considered an invasive plant and if reported you're fined.
What a fascinating video! I was more interested in folding fans, but now I'm a real fan-- er, admirer-- of these pieces of artwork. Thanks for highlighting a traditional craft and its artisans, once again!
Couldn't help it with the pun eh? ;) Thanks for always tuning in!
Gorgeous fans!
@@jennylawson1980 cheers! :)
Pooh, what a amazing GREAT video with that deep view into! Flying high with both both feet based on ground! Deep thanks to you showing this much! Domo arigato gozaimasu!
What a beautiful and interesting documentary Bobby! It's lovely to get to see the making process of these fans, thank you for sharing!
Thanks for the kinda words Clementine! I'll be sure to add the intro in the next one ;)
They make such beautiful fans!
Yeah i never thought about fans too much before doing video 😅
Amazing! Wow, bamboo is such a versatile material. Thanks 🙏
Thanks for watching! And yeah it is ain't it? :)
Какое удивительное растение - бамбук, что только из него не делают... Создала же природа такое чудо... Растет быстро, восстанавливает свои "потери", не привередливое, единственное, климат подходящий... Обалденная посуда из него получается, восхитительные веера и вообще великое множество вещей люди придумали из бамбука. А в умелых руках потрясающие вещи получаются. Какие же "золотые руки" у людей, до чего только не додумывается и что только не делают - это чудо какое-то. Жаль, что у нас нет возможности приобретать такую красоту... Хотя у меня есть вот такой не складной веер, я им пользуюсь и уже давно, и очень берегу, есть складной из сандалового дерева, очень ароматный и резной - этот вообще раритет, храню как драгоценность. Спасибо за прекрасный фильм! Смотрела с огромным интересом!
Thanks for the kind comment!
Thank you for sharing 💙🌸
Thanks for watching!
awesome as always!
Appreciate it Michael! More to come :)
@@Q2Japan Always look forward to it :)
一度竹の団扇使ってみて。プラスチックに比べたら、ものすごく軽く煽げて、圧倒的な風量ですよ。
👍👍👍👍
Very beautiful.
I’m really interested in the materials for its production.
It's almost all bamboo, string, and Washi paper!
ধন্যবাদ মহোদয় কে।
Really interesting video, was this in Okayama? Love the mini doc!
Thanks man! Nah this was in Kagawa prefecture, just south of us :)
Aqui e BRASIL mandou muitobem ficou lindo
Fantastic!
Very interesting! Why no subtitles for this wonderful video?
Click on CC ;)
Sorry Rafi, I should have said in the description!
I have a Japanese fan my dad got in WW2 when he was in NewGuinea fighting the war it needs repairing vey bad, don’t know where to send it to get redone! Can anyone tell me where??
@@kenkerber-gl2ng oooh not sure...but you could probably find someone in Marugame at the museum to try!
It paste just a normal paper or want to know...?
You can use any paper but they typically use washi paper for Marugame fans ✌️
扇子の命の竹ー
Would be nice if I knew what was being said
Use the captions.
@@PumpkinPails thank you
でも和風って大切ですよね？
うちわ作りの職人さんって，少なくなってきてるのでは？今ではプラッチックが多いせいか？あまり竹のうちわ見るの少なくなってきてますね
His car was a Prius. I love those cars. I drove one as a taxi for nearly 10 years. Now, I hear they are no longer being made. 😢😢😢
Thank God...😂
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