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とても素晴らしい動画をありがとう！日本の伝統を守ってほしい

Impressive, great craftsmanship!

Great music and camera angles 😊

Майстерність просто вражає

Very nice videos! I adore the japanese craftsmenship, they do everything in perfection! Greetings from Switzerland

Wow! ❤

Amazing. I love it from Whiting indiana USA. Japan is incredible me my family loves your culture.

Is this a pipe milking drug smoking?

Very nice, thank you.

Me gusta como trabajan los japonese

Perfekt 👍

素晴らしい、職人技です！今日、高島屋の展示会に行きます！

BGMが無ければ完璧なのに

I enjoyed the video, but I think it would have been better without the percussion & drums. I am very interested to know how the holes are drilled for the strings. And I would love to know how the strings are placed, strung and tensioned properly. I have a length of Alaskan Red Cedar that has aged for at least 20 years. It sat on the ground for at least 11 years before it was gifted to me. Yet the wood remains solid and is now perfectly dried and cured. It has wonderful resonance and is fairly hard for a cedar wood. This is because the wood still has much of the cambium layer that seasoned and cured. I believe that it served to preserve the wood after its long years of being on open wet ground. It was covered with vegetation & mud when I retrieved and brought it home. There was some decay and rot that I had to cut away. I stored the wood in the garage of my old home. Now it is in my tool and storage shed, dry and ready for use. I had planned to carve a feast dish from Southeast Alaska in the shape of a halibut. But the wood is not the right thickness or shape to do this. The bowl would be less than half the length I had hoped for. So I want to make an instrument similar to the venerable Koto if I can. I do not have access to silk strings, but I do own a fair amount of catgut strings that were from a harp making and supply company. It won't do as well as silk, but is a good substitute over the nylon or other plastic strings. Catgut is a natural product that is actually made from sheep intestines. I have subscribed to your channel and am hoping to see more of how this instrument is made. Thank you for sharing.

That’s amazing and it looks hard

thank you so mutch to keep and share thies crafts

Спасибо.

¡Es maravilloso!

Yay edo kiriko!

I am attempting to make my own however i havent been able to find much info on the instrument i was wondering if the animal skin is on both sides of the body or just the front and if not is the back closed in or left open

凄すぎる、、

Fantastic and really very beautiful Video !! Greetings from Germany and best wishes !!

Un vero fabbro ! Ci sono tanti millantatori che si credono fabbri ma sono in pochi a conoscere davvero questa arte, la maggior parte è nei paesi poveri o in Giappone, solo questi usano le tecniche metallurgiche in adeguate.

感謝分享!

What I would like to know is how the hair is collected and from whom is it collected and how are they compensated? From what I understand it comes from china and their human rights abuses have been numerous throughout communist rule. I have a hard time trusting in the source of the human hair that is used here.

Damn the music is making this intense!

Brilliant thanks for this one

now I see why the price ranges go from $400 to $25000. the instrument is a masterpiece of design.

💜👌🏻

凄いですね…手先が器用ではないと難しそうな作業ですね。

Awesome💕💕💕💕 Greetings from Spain!!!!!

No

Thank you for the video but if you make a video about the shamisen, why not put shamisen music in it?

BEST 👍👍👍

鼈甲って凄いですね。

凄いですね。

This really looks good

日本政府は日本のあらゆる伝統工芸職人たちを守れ！！

かっこいいMVみたいに作ってるけど 暗いし説明がないから何やってるのかわからない

Hxhmo

Fuck mi don char

Hotgksv

beautiful to see

Where can i buy it?

職人さんの技に見入ってしまうな

Does anyone know why this Shamisen has sound holes? Please inform me if you know :))

Was my like the first one? How come ? Such an epic video! 🇯🇵❤️

If you want to know how to make it yourself, just look for woodprix instructions.

beautiful

Que precisión maravillosa!!!