Incredible Woodworking with Ancient Techniques of The Shrine Carpenters – Building Without Nails
Incredible Woodworking with Ancient Techniques of The Shrine Carpenters – Building Without Nails
Hello Everyone,
When I was a kid, my dad has told me about the reduction of manpower of traditional trades due to the industrialization and modernization of Japanese society, traditional products started to become out-dated and forgotten.
#incrediblewoodworking #ancienttecniques #carpentry
However, they’re still young people who spend all of their careers carrying on the tradition. We’d like to honor them as much as we can. So I decided to create a series of video shows about them and their work from the footage available from my friends and myself.
Today, This video will be more attractive because I have edited the script, rewrote the content, new effects work, new music, new footage added and a new creation is created as follows: “Incredible Woodworking with Ancient Techniques of The Shrine Carpenters – Building Without Nails”
This time our main character is a Miyadaiku (Carpenters who build and repair such as temples and shrines): Fujiwara Hiroki
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What kind of pencil are they using? The pencil lead is so wide
Recycling?
日本人的建筑工艺与中国：大同小异！其木结构房屋更是别出一格！——墨斗盒；墨签与中国一样！其屋梁；柱子上的浮雕更具时代感！！其屋檐之《斗拱》也是日本木工的强项！！！！
Really enjoy it. Let’s check woodprix plans also.
Music used? Plz
Read 1404 they made giant floating cities
I want to see how they tile their roofs.
its close to xanok
un perfecto y hermoso trabajo
Absolutely impressive quality of craftsmanship
I must not be understanding something, but what I see is that every single piece is split somewhere…
Kongo gumi is at 578 AD
One of the reasons why Japanese and Germans respect each other. Their craftsmanship is unsurpassed.
Wonderful
Respect to these craftsmen. The skill they possess is important culturally, historically and financially. I’m curious about he wages of these workers. This s is a very high skilled job. Does anyone know the pay or what other careers pay a similar amount?
Imagine building those temples back then without cranes to help pick up those big heavy wood logs to put on top n etc. That’s allot of man power n days to finish them being built.
Wow! Not only are the carpenters super skilled, but they have the coolest work boots I’ve ever seen! 9:23 And his set of chisels and all their tools are so nice.
ÓTIMO TRALHO, PARABÉNS.
Amazing
Very beautiful and very interesting! Thank you.
https://youtu.be/4qTOFUdvPeI
English English English……or stick it on a Japanese channel you moron.
Impressive! The joinery is amazingly complex. I really admire the passing down of these skills from one generation to the next. Thank you!
add video??
High Skill + Honesty = Masterpiece
No nails , but they did use screws and bolts, still impressive work though!
Expensive