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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 มี.ค. 2023
- The process of making Japanese handmade tobacco pipe.
A 90-year-old craftman who has been making Japanese handmade tobacco pipes for 55 years.
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煙管でタバコを吸いながらこの動画を拝見させて頂きました。
Translation: I watched this video while smoking a pipe.
what kind of base metal?
@@RBYW1234 Are you asking to me?
My pipe"kiseru" is made from brass and some kind of bamboo.
But the color of brass-parts is silver.
I believe it is gilded with a another metal.
пока бросал гробить своё здороровье.
粋だねぇ
元々何か洒落てるイメージあって好きだったんだけど作ってるとこ見てもっと好きになったなぁ
丹念に作られてるのがカッコイイ
いやかっこよすぎ。職人すげぇ
完成した煙管は、まるで管楽器のように繊細で美しいですね。１本、欲しくなりました。
I like how calm and collected these craftsman are at their work. They are not rushing and sprinting to get tasks done, they just do it at their pace with incredible results.
the man is 90 years old, i don't think he is in a rush with anything.
I was honestly just thinking the same thing... I've seen some other people after making them for so long they'll start to rush it with very little results but this guy is just calm as can be taking his time just to make these perfect.
職人さんの作業見てるとほんと時間忘れるよね
吸い込まれる
凄いプロセスです。
感激です！
凄くかっこいい。素敵でした。きせるもキラキラしていて美しいです。😊
Замечательная работа мастера сам моряк курю трубку из вишни но давалось покурить и такую очень особенное ощущение очень нравятся ручное изготовление здоровья долгих лет мастеру и толковых учеников
In case anyone was wondering why the bowl is so small it's for smoking tiny amounts of finely minced tobacco. Tobacco from America/Caribbean was imported to Japan through trade with the Dutch & Portuguese therefore very expensive.
Pipes as well, also Native to the Americas.
My father in law and late mother in law came from Japan. Before covid, they would visit regularly and bring back the most amazingly well-crafted and thoughtfully engineered things. RIP, Baba.
それぞれの治具に工夫が凝らされてることが一目でわかる
本物の職人だ
Translation: You can see at a glance how ingenious each jig is. A real craftsman.
True "Old World" craftsmanship. Every piece different, each one a piece of art.
old world soldering, old world buffing machine, old world quenching fluid, old world sheet of silver metal, old world blow torch
私ここの煙管で吸うてます。亡くなったじぃさまの物もあって
火鉢もまだまだ健在で
粋で好きですね
素晴らしいですねぇ👍🏻✨💕😍
The skill and techniques are just stunning. He is absolutely a Master of his craft
I try to watch all your posts.
They are: Fascinating. Educational. Beautiful. Important. Necessary.
Thank you.
一定リズムのハンマー音がとても良いです
Очень хочется приобрести японскую трубку. Мастера молодцы👍👍👍
90 years old?!, he doesn't look 90 at all, it's like he's still in his 50s!. I think I'm more amazed at that than i should be considering this man's skills he beholds and the product he produced was beautiful.
lol 50's
@Miguel SilvaIt's probably the thing that kept him alive! Haha
90 years old, and yet he held the drill steady when drilling the hole on the end of the pipe freely. Some of us might get it slipped and drill out hand instead 😅.
I'm also calling shenanigans. No way that man is 90.
Dude has embraced modern technology because hand-sanding is a pain. I love it.
Muito empenho, capricho e esmero. Uma técnica invejável. Parabéns pelo trabalho.
We won't have many more chances to see how it's done, thank you for documenting this.
長々と紙巻を吸うんじゃなく本当に「一服」って感じが渋いなー
今は気軽に吸える時代ではなくなったのが少し悲しい
Браво мастеру 👏👏👏
Lovely video, thank you for posting.
キセル格好いい
印刷すればそれでいいのですが、苦労しながら作り出すことを職人精神というもっともらしい表現で美化するのが日本の特徴であり現実です
Incredible craftsmanship. I would pay a lot of money for one of those pipes
Эти трубки поэтому и стоят немаленькие деньги.Ручная работа.
Magnifique travail d'artiste !
Ótimo trabalho, excelente artesão 👏
Hermoso trabajo❤
This video was amazing such craftsmanship is rarely seen in our modern day
Yup. These days you can see where the mold ends for the metal pipes, the arts are dying.. may newer and younger generations find a spark of interest in the old trades again.
.. But the money...
An amazing job from an awesome man great job 👏 ❤
昔〜昭和時代において東京都内の下町で吸っておられる方々かなり居ましたね。
私も小さい頃はよく見かけましたよ😂
最後の吸われた後の落とし方を慶次の様な場面、一目見たかったなぁ〜😂🎉❤
Bellissima bravissimo complimenti !!!!
beautiful kiseru
Wow amazing work sir
Now i feel like buying one
I need one of those hand sanders he used! These kind of videos are always a joy to watch. With just a few relatively simple tools, this guy's making master tier stuff. Just goes to show that its not about the tools, its knowing how to use what ya got. I mean, he used a piece of wood for what, 4 different things int he process?
bro brought his golden pipe out and took some puffs i'm dead 💀
He looks good for a 90 year old man and to still be able to work his trade is inspiring.
Makes me want to know how much one made out of silver would cost, such craftsmanship!
Since I quit smoking 20 some years ago, I first felt the urge to smoke watching him drag through his creation!
Very pretty. Thanks~
this is art, and we have to preserve it...
Было интересно посмотреть , хотя я вообще не курю 😅 всегда думал , что их делают из дерева 🤔9:45 а... ну да вот бывают и составные~ ✨✌️
That man is a true craftsman and I hope he has someone to pass his skills/knowledge on to
Meu respeito ao senhor que seu trabalho.
Fun to learn about another unique Japanese cultural item!
Many thanks for sharing this wonderful video, most interesting
А что они курят из этих трубок? Меня терзают смутные подозрения.
hai ragione , sono pipe da Oppio non da tabacco
Да, да, да, у Шпака магнитофон, у посла медальён...🤣🤣🤣
i really appreciate japanese craftsmanship. i wish we had this kind of dedicatioin and proudness of a craftman in western europe
Спасибо мастеру за видео
Très bon travail, un vrai artiste.
Ta mère m'a fait une pipe
Nice work Master I fully approve of your craftsmanship!😁👍
The dexterity this man has at 90 is just unbelievable - people with a purpose live long man... its crazy ~
I know, huh. It makes me want to stay active in whatever service i can be of until i can no longer work.
It's like back injuries, contrary to what most think, walking and moving and stretching helps after the initial healing.
Absolutely Beautiful! I would love to own one.
I'm interested in the bamboo plus metalwork ones, how beautiful. And imagine adorning them with ornaments of colors and gems and trinkets of your choice.
Truly enjoy watching a craftsman at work. Thank you for posting this! Great piano backgroungd music, too! What is the name of the song?
産まれる前に亡くなった祖父の形見を使っています。こういうプロセスで作られていくのですね。知ってよかった
自分で作ってみたいな
Un excelente artesano. No fumo pero el lo hace con gran estilo
Such an awesome skill, the craftsmanship is amazing, I hope he passes on the knowledge and keeps the tradition alive
No need. With modern machining, you can pump out 1,000 of these per hour.
I'd gladly pay double for a handmade piece of art over a production line piece of garbage.
@@slickdog78 The irony being that production line products are made to more exacting standards and higher tolerances than hand made products.
It is, in fact, hand made products that are garbage. It's why hand made computer hard drives don't exist (or more accurately, can't exist).
@@SergeantExtreme While true, I'd still rather have something that was made by human touch as opposed to a production line of robots. Obviously true craftsmanship is lost on you.
90세 아니신거 같이 굉장히 정정 하십니다 ! 오래오래 만들어주세요 !
There is something very peaceful about watching the old generation work. A skill they have perfected over so many years of their lives.. And to believe that is how they will be remembered. That's how we all will eventually be remembered, by what we did best.
銀の捻り？まさか？と思ったら、やっぱりこの人か
良いと思う煙管はたいがいこの人が作ってるな
As a pipe smoker with an interest in Japan and Japanese craft, it is natural for me to have an interest in kiseru's. But I'm also a purist and want to have kizami to go with it as well, but that's something I can't get my hands on, due to Japanese export restrictions. I wish Japan would change that.
カッケェ
So very fascinating to watch. I have never heard of these before but now, I think I would like to have one.
I can't get over how this man is 90 years old
This man has style
Beautiful pipes reminded me of Chinese opium pipes from 1800s
Beautiful work. That man does not look 90 years old. Smoking no less.
👏🔥👌 Truly commendable dedication, attention to detail, and craftsmanship. An enviable technique indeed. Congratulations on your outstanding work! The process of crafting Japanese handmade tobacco pipes by a skilled 90-year-old artisan is mesmerizing. It sparks curiosity about the mastery involved and leaves me eager to learn more. 🎯🤔✨ Keep up the exceptional artistry and thank you for sharing this captivating glimpse into a unique tradition! 🙏🌟🌸
Its always a joy to watch a master craftsman at work. I would love to order one of these fine pipes at some point!
A bit shakey at the start, then about at7mins he get into it. The man has is a master. Really makes me want to buy one.
Respect , very classy .
Can you post one of these every single day? These are amazing videos! I'm so glad I found these Japanese craftsman videos
You expect a guy to arrange filming a craftsman all day, drive to and from location, film and edit and post a video like this every day? For you? King?
Unless that was a question and not a request. The the answer is no.
This guy is a master. Look at the finished kiseru
Would love to put a little bud of lemon tree in that.. Give it a shot.
Моё уважение мастерам, что делают такие прекрасные вещи, долгих вам лет, и достойных учеников.
Ну и потребителей. Наркоманов.Это опиумная трубка если что.
@@neopret78 kiseru для kizami, а не для опиума.
@@neopret78 мне тоже так показалось, уж больно маленькая чаша для обычного табака
Опиум или каннабис (:
@@ejjafyadlayyokyudl трава - не наркотик)
@@neopret78 Это японская традиционная курительная трубка для курения мелко нарезанного табака. Откуда инфа про опиум?
Master of perfection
That definitely has an appearance of an opium pipe. Beautiful craftsmanship!!
Lmao craftsmanship? Literally every crackhead in my neighborhood can do that. Like I know dudes that can take a bit of antenna and make that exact same pipe....
@@patrickshea5955 If you had half the ability of this man you wouldn't have to live with crackheads
@@patrickshea5955 cool? Good for you? Glad you know people like that, I guess?
@@laynedoe3455 hey I'm not the one paying thousands of dollars for a glorified crack stem...
@@patrickshea5955 you're on that good shit huh
I would love one. Awesome. Japan has such discipline.
I have a Japanese antique smoking set with all the bits and pieces. Found in a flea market in England, nobody wanted it. I did though.
@@SaxonSuccess hell ya I'ma get one on pay day. Might help me cut down on cigarettes.
i was going to stop after the first minute but its just so interesing. i like that hes embraced new tools when it warrents it.
Thanks to the people who created tabacco and peace pipes we get these amazing traditions and appreciations from all over the world : D
Amazing skill.
And shops complain about me asking $15 for a glass pipe I made, smh
Would love to add one of these to my collection
Người Nhật làm Tẩu hết sức là khéo tay. Những người lớn tuổi tay nghề lão luyện 🇯🇵👍.
That's something I need but never knew it
i'm 18 and i am from alaska, USA
im buying all of the required tools to start crafting and selling my own kiseru pipes
cool video
I carve hard stone pipes with chisels 6,7 moh scale hardness I’m 28 I hope more ppl can appreciate working with your hands 🤚 ✋
Здорово, спасибо 🎉
Công phu dữ dằn mới được một cây Tẩu. Nghề này để cho người cao tuổi làm 🇯🇵👍.
Beautiful ❤️❤️
로망의 아이템이 바로 담뱃대 같은데, 그걸 직접 수제로 만든다니.... 너무 신기하네요
Much respect for this distant artisan, from Japan's ancient friend 🇮🇳🇮🇳♥️🇯🇵🇯🇵
煙管、粋でいいよね。
Time suddenly stood still as the master crafted the pipe when the pipe was done the master rests with a bit of "tobacco" happy 4/20
純銀の延べキセル 憧れるなぁ
Трубки явно не для табака, а чего-то другого 😂
Whatever fits in the pipe.