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This is one of my favorite episodes. You have to watch the whole thing. They didn't show the best part in this short. Just throw on the whole Tewaza playlist honestly

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I didn't even know people still used the abacus!! 🙀🙀

この竿師さんが作っているのは江戸和竿ではなく、江戸和竿から枝分かれした横浜竿ですね。

綺麗

集中力がなければこの作業はできませんね。「今ここ」に集中して一個一個の作業をこなす 生きとし生けるものが幸せでありますように

Beautiful, I just bought one of these paper fan

すごい！！

扇子が日本発祥だと今日しりました。てっきり中国起源だと思ってた

❤very stunning 😍

子供がそろばんを始めました。そろばんというものを知らない時にお店で見かけてほしい！とせがまれたのがきっかけです。 今、日々熱心に練習しています。職人技が詰まったそろばん、大切に使わせていただきます。

加藤真也

Hermoso

¿Alguien sabe qué tipo de papel utilizan?

These videos are not getting the attention they deserve. Much appreciation for taking the time and effort to document these crafts in such a humble way.

This man is truly a master at his craft

i want a house like this in alsaka .

I wonder why the wood collectors wear a bell?

Incredible!! Surprising this fabric originated during 13th century. I like to learn more more. Such a smart and good way to utilize Banana fibre - a true gift from the nature. I really love to visit this place and get more knowledge about this. I cant wait to visit this place. Lots to learn from Japanese culture. 💚❤

I was stationed in Japan for 4 years i loved everything about it. Wonderful people and culture. My time there will be with me forever.🌸🗾♥

Uffff.... 😅😅😅 ¡ Vaya tesoro de telar y la técnica para producir piezas únicas que hacen posible que el sueño de la creatividad sea una maravillosa, simple y muy cuidada realidad ! 🌺

I'm Japanese and I wanna know more about these wood art, Japanese Wood Industry has been cold and not good economy, but I hope that people would appericiate Wood and Art more 😊 私はてっきり木彫りを立体の形のどうぶつや物を造形するのかと思えば、お皿だったり他にもまだまだ木彫りの種類があるんですかね🤯 A級木材を使った木から作る酒器や皿、後には家具屋さん、建築で木材の普及率が上がるような会社をしたいので、木のお酒のブランドを立ち上げる計画で、こんな素敵な皿の工芸品は世にもっと知られて欲しいな～ぜひ🇨🇦から日本に訪ねて日本の伝統工芸や食や木を盛り上げたいな😊 頑張ってください！

私も日本の伝統工芸を世界に広めたいと思っており、いつも拝見してます! これからも頑張って下さい!!

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Beautiful to see the combination of old a new, such as Olfa-style breakaway blades and the butane torch. This is more than simply being traditional craft, as in simply imitating the past -- this is a living tradition by incorporating what is new and useful, while still appreciating what has long worked.

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¿Who use abacus nowdays?

Maszyny proste, do tego ludzkie ręce i taka precyzja ! Co z tego,że są komputery - abakus to szacunek dla tradycji a poza tym, gdyby zabrakło prądu, wyczerpały się powerbanki, to co wtedy? A b a k u s.

3:06 it would be mad funny if he put them in his mouth 😂

Dankeschön, das ich das sehen durfte 😊

3:53 and 4:13 : I'm surprised that this works, that the pegs find the holes of the beads despite the conical shape, and fast enough that it beats some less random method. Interesting.

The lungs of those workers must look like a forest

I cant even use a regular calculator

This abacus is such a beautiful thing - compare them to an electronic calculator!!! The process of putting the beads on the stick looked unreal!! Just by moving the frame around in the box of beads and they were all in place!!!! Thank you for showing us this.

*I remember the abacus from my childhood.* *It was just a toy, but it brings back beautiful memories.* *This here is a work of art, thank you for sharing and showing how it is made* *ありがとう* 🙏😊

「これはね、東洋の計算機だよ」 掛け算を間違う → エンカウントのタイミングがずれる → あわや縛り〇

How would cleaning your machinery cause misshapened beads? Sounds like an excuse to me not to bother with it.

Putting the beans on the sticks looks like magic... o.0

ئەم شێوازی ژماردنە ڕێک لەو گرێیانەدەچێت کەلەشارستانێتیە کۆنەکانی پیرۆو ئەوناوچانەی تری ئەمریکا باوبووە تا ئێستاش بەبەردەوامی دەکرێت واتە گرێکان کەلە بەن وخوری دروست کراوە گۆڕانکاری بەسەر مادە و بابەتەکاندا هاتووەدا

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It was beautiful, thank you!

I know that the crafter explained why the wood dust is left on the machinery, but... all my eyes see are environmental and fire hazards. 😬

Very interesting to watch. Thankyou.

Amazing craftsmanship!

あの頃はローラースケートごっこしてすみませんでした。

this is the intro to the japanese version of twin peaks.

Arigatou for sharing and this so professional video❤