Process of Building Japanese Wooden House Construction Start To Finish

Process of Building Japanese Wooden House Construction Start To Finish
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[@MichaelMoore-dw7ft]

I'm impressed by how uniform and straight all the wood is and how well everything fits together. Good planning by the mill workers and architect. As an American carpenter I think this would be harder to do, I feel like I am constantly having to fix and/or adjust other people's work along the entire way whether it be the architect, foundation workers, etc, even with prefabbed materials all the while fighting with bent and mishaped wood.
One thing I am confused about is why they don't stagger the plywood on the roof sheeting?

[@viperwb]

It is just like Lego

[@lukaszmazurek5195]

very nice construction but i wouldn't staple waterproof cover

[@daffaellong6557]

where in the part 2 of the video..?

[@alexiscobian9146]

Why aremt those beans pressure treated? Does wood on concrete not rott in japan?/

[@anditoba4096]

Is it aplastick film on top the plywood? Why they use it?

[@pencilspianos8412]

What is this membrane they are applying here at the 8:10 timestamp? Is it for waterproofing or is it for anti termite?

[@dgan2304]

Subfloor underlayment, I think.

[@stearmer]

its just a film protection, they will remove it after

[@maycolcruz4023]

como consigo trabajo ahi

[@VitalinoMendoza]

To hip drVy

[@semyonrubick1799]

How much does this wooden house (material & architecture planning) cost? 😳

[@atharvacharhate4209]

1,000,000 yen to 3,000,000 yen

[@420-t8s]

that seems oddly cheap

[@BiggyBoats]

Thats 30k cad nawww