Hello from Okinawa ! Thank you and your friends for bringing the old homestead back to life! My husband’s family farm in Yamagata was given to a neighbor who immediately tore down the farm house that was about 150 years old and had magnificent wood beams. SAD. Alas, many farms are abandoned as the children went on to live in the cities for work. Your restoration gives me hope for Japan’s rural areas.
Thank you Aiko for commenting, definitely agree with you how amazing it is that Kyle and his team have been restoring this place so beautifully using all natural materials.
Thank you very much! I appreciate you taking the time to comment and letting me know that you liked the video, glad you got something out of it for sure! All the best!
Lovely way to research and apply different building and insulating techniques. I understand that each approach has ups and downs, based on what kind of location you have to work with. But I'm very interested to know how it turns out when it's finished, and how the different methods hold up to weather, and seasonal changes.
The farmers and renovations are so inspiring and offer creative techniques. I am a little cautious of how easy these videos make the work seem. This is hard labor and takes great skill and/or discernment. Is it possible to offer information on how to learn and practice these methods? Thank you for sharing such valuable life growing information!
Hi Kyle, I’m wondering if you went to a Waldorf school. (?) My nephews are 8 and my sister is thinking about sending them to one. I like the way you think.
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Hello from Okinawa ! Thank you and your friends for bringing the old homestead back to life! My husband’s family farm in Yamagata was given to a neighbor who immediately tore down the farm house that was about 150 years old and had magnificent wood beams. SAD. Alas, many farms are abandoned as the children went on to live in the cities for work. Your restoration gives me hope for Japan’s rural areas.
Thank you Aiko for commenting, definitely agree with you how amazing it is that Kyle and his team have been restoring this place so beautifully using all natural materials.
You have a lot of knowledge about construction very impressive
Thank you!
What a beautiful kominka and the surrounding! Kudos to Kyle and his friends.
Thank you, beautiful indeed :)
next level dude
your own kura... !
Thanks for sharing this video. Tons of things to learn from!
Wow , wow wow . This channel is the best channel I have ever had the pleasure of subscribing to . Absolutely fantastic. Thank You!! 🙏❤️
I'd love to hear more. Interesting to see all the different methods used. This video will help me design my own property. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful! Had to cut out a lot to make the film more accessible to a non-specialist audience :)
Very beautiful built. A true quality natural building
A very good teacher.
Hello my dear friend, thanks so much for sharing your video with us, I watch and see everything, thanks again my dear friend ❤
Thank you very much! I appreciate you taking the time to comment and letting me know that you liked the video, glad you got something out of it for sure! All the best!
Super thanks for sharing your smarts!!
This is great, Kyle. Great effort by so many people! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much for sharing with us this precious presentation of this exceptional natural building, wow you made my day 🙏🌷
A new subscriber 👍
Lovely way to research and apply different building and insulating techniques. I understand that each approach has ups and downs, based on what kind of location you have to work with. But I'm very interested to know how it turns out when it's finished, and how the different methods hold up to weather, and seasonal changes.
Very Nice congratulations
Great video, really informative and great cinematography! Well done :)
The farmers and renovations are so inspiring and offer creative techniques. I am a little cautious of how easy these videos make the work seem. This is hard labor and takes great skill and/or discernment. Is it possible to offer information on how to learn and practice these methods? Thank you for sharing such valuable life growing information!
Thanks for sharing your work. Approciated
I used to watch vids with Michael G. Smith about natural building. It's nice to see him mentioned here.
I would love a house built like this.❤
ey! fellow!Bravo!you did beautiful ~farewell- 💥
I love the plasters
Love your channel & videos!
Why Japan?
Is property more affordable there?
Hi Kyle, I’m wondering if you went to a Waldorf school. (?) My nephews are 8 and my sister is thinking about sending them to one. I like the way you think.
Very informative. Did you need to get a building permit in order to do this? What legal regulations did you have to follow?
Good question, don't think Kyle mentioned this during my visit. Will ask him next time I see him and relay his answer to you :)
Does he want any volunteers who are keen on learning these skills?
whatever you do just dont mess up Japan as you did America and Europe.