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The faces that bellend makes...Jesus. Just put two native korean speakers on please

these are the best arrows because they are made from nature by an artist.

Yeesh...lmao off at the faces the goof makes.

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Why does he make stupid faces when speaking Korean? And this question is common in every country.

What a beautiful journey, thnak you.

Just beautiful, I wish it was half an hour longer.

Uma arte maravilhosa, que capricho inigualável. Mas haja paciência!

Thank you ❤

this video sparked my interest in archery and i now make arrows myself, although not nearly as good as tang i am learning thank you for this video

Very nice

🇰🇵 Thanks 🇰🇷 Because of your Beautiful 🌻and ☸️MagnificenT Heritage ☯️🦋 "Jikji Tripitaka " Everyone on this Planet 🌍💚🌎 Learned the Art Of making paper, ink , and PRINTING = Book 💚🇰🇷🇨🇳🇰🇵💚 Wishing you all MagnificenT & Beautiful people Health and vitality Thanks again 💞.

This man's work is priceless.

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people say autism didn’t exist back in the day but explain this mans dedication to his craft

This was awesome to see Thanks for this Glad tradition is still getting passed on, hopefully i can purchase a dozen and get them shipped to AUS 🤙

What part of korean heritage is a lame white guy?

🇬🇧 🇰🇷. Hello Grand Master to you and your family. Passing on your knowledge and understanding to your son is one of the greatest lessons and gifts that a man can give. I send to you my uppermost respect for the work that you do and have done. The masterpieces that you have made will last for thousands of years. I hope that your health improves in time. Blessings to you . Thank you so much. SR, JR/ UK.

🧞 soooo if it Was not utube Nobody knew What French Hiding in the CAVES.‼️‼️ 💙☯️🕉️☸️💙 It should send Back to Korea immediately.

🧞 soooo if it Was not utube Nobody knew What French Hiding in the CAVES.‼️‼️

I have recently taken up sumi-e and use a inkstone that is mass produced. I would be hapy and honored to help support this ancient craft....please let me know where i can purchase a hand made inkstone. Thanks also for the wonderful documentary.

I make bows and would like some arrows from Yang Tae-hyeon if, possible?

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You are a true master maker, it has been an honor to see your video.

I'm an archer and I found this story to be very inspirational. Thank you!

what kind of bamboo is he using ?

Does he sell online? What's the url?

Mister, I like you.

Very informative, atleast to another arrow maker. The salt dried croaker makes a glue quailty difference over non salted croaker since you will never completely remove the salting. Interesting.

A new way of name hapkido

Too much choreography and not enough real fighting.

Something new that might help would be a laser engraver to mark the stone with. A 40 to 60 watt laser engraver can make images and light carvings in stone with extreme accuracy that could then be deepened with the hand chisel and touched up. Doing a famous face in stone might aid in selling them . In England or America you could sell Harry Potter faces in stone or have the castle "Hogwarts" on the side and the faces of the characters in stone on top of the lid. It could open up a whole new market. I think maybe South Korea knows about Harry Potter, but in any regards it should be someone famous to your demographic clients.

I think someone should give the father with one bad eye a wood lathe to make bowls on. There is no end to the creativity associated with bowl making and there are a lot of videos on youtube of how it can be done. It is not difficult to learn and the master's knowledge of carving could be applied to wood turning and enjoy a new freedom in creativity. Wood turning is the most pleasant craft in wood work and very plesant to do. An average bowl can sell for $15 to 20 dollars and a really good bowl for hundreds of dollars . A man with stone carving skill might find a way to combine those two crafts into something unique and wonderful.

I make traditional wooden bows , mostly from Osage Orange also known as Bois d'Ark and I steam the limbs to curve them sometimes and they are a thing of beauty but I only have a little training from my father and could never make a straight arrow. I hope to learn from Mr Yang and will have to watch this video again to understand all that he does. His art will not be lost and I hope he makes more tutorial videos on how to straighten arrows.

Is that pseudosasa japonica aka arrow bamboo or another species

Yong in University is the best for Taekwondo, Judo & Yongmudo! It has produced near 50 olympic medalists! #DreamUniversity

You can see this excellence in all corean products. Hardworking and disciplin.

Super well done and very interesting! Great detailed video and thanks for sharing, i hope you continue making and selling your sky high quality bamboo arrows.

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Fico encantado com o desprendimento do materialismo dessa cultura milenar. Parabéns mestre, por desprender uma parte do seu tempo ensinando tão bela arte.

Interesting! Our closest neighbor was 1/2 Korean n her Mom was Hawaiian--a beautiful hard working lady.

This was a lovely video. As an Aussie, this family company has just about been around longer than our country. It's so beautiful watching this lovely gentleman pass his gifts on to his son and watch his son working with his own son watching. I'm absolutely sure that in generations to come, they will watch this movie and say 'That's my great-great-grandfather, isn't he wonderful'. I'm sorry to see these cultural treasures ageing, but more sorry to see the artefacts these people are making losing their market through younger people being more interested in technology than history. Please keep these coming, they are lovely.

This is so immersive... I really got engaged by the story and craftsmanship, thank you for this video.🙏

Superb documentary! This should serve as a model for how a documentary should be produced. All you see now is just poorly-edited footage with huge gaps in processes, and without any any technical knowledge or sharing of the artisan's experience. Every step is fascinating, and Yang Tae-hyeon sharing his life story and experiences and how they impact every detail of his work is just beautiful. Thank you!! 😁

Beautiful documentary!

I really enjoyed this documentary

Is the wonderful carver doing well?

Now, that is a documentary!

Old school tough. Carrying and carving stone while enduring dialysis... Not an easy thing to go through. I had to stop and thoughtfully give him a moment of respect.