The true craftsmen of this world are few and far between but the eastern craftsmen and women seem to have a devotion to as close to perfection as human hands are capable of. These pieces are put together so precisely they almost seem to snap into place. That level of artistry comes from a lifetime of dedication to they're craft and it shows in everything they make!! BRAVO!! Much respect and admiration!!
National Treasures, who created such art, that is beyond price. It's too incredible to contemplate the training, the number of hours, the dedication.....Thank you for posting this, something I have never in my life seen before, the apex of accomplishment.
Craftsmanship that takes a lifetime to master. The sad part is these national treasures are getting up in age and once they are gone l hope there will be another generation to carry on their skills.
While I would love English subtitles, art, beauty, and mastery have their own language and it all was so beautifully translated in itself. This was compelling and breathtaking to watch from beginning to end. The lifelong artisans of East Asia are truly mesmerizing masters of their art.
Fantastic wood joints fits perfectly and interlocking techniques really only master craftsman can do it with the sharpest cutting tools. Hats off with greatest respects.
I literally laughed when I saw the mirror-finish on that lacquer job. Every step, I hated seeing such amazing craftsmanship getting covered by another layer but the finished product is a gem! Even the frame was gorgeous! I can't believe I watched every second of this. That may be one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen and it was a privilege to see so many great masters showing their crafts.
MIKOSHI is a version of a Japanese Temples & Shrines . You can only see them when there’s a festival or MATSURI in Japan. They believe that MIKOSHI IS A GOD Carriage when He is going somewhere. Maybe that’s the reason why they need to put inside the cabinet.
I can only dream of my black car having half the gloss even after clay barring and waxing. Im so jealous of the carvers chisel set lol. One can only dream.🥰
So so incredible. I was so mesmerized that how time passed by just did not realize. This final outcome is simply more precious than gold. Truly amazed to see such detailed work with such perfection and that too with hand by such amazing workers. Just wow...!!!
Amazing. FYI, lacquering the mikoshi took 5 months, according to what they said. Previously, they put 5 layers in total of the different lacquer before they made it black. Beauty!
Outstanding. Masters. No electric or battery powered tools? Except maybe last weaving machine. All handcrafted with traditional tools. So skilful and beautiful. High quality workmanship and finish. Amazing. Total respect. tfs. 🙏💕
What gets me is that he does a huge part of the work sitting cross legged not standing at a workbench. Very beautiful mastercraftsmanship. So relaxing to watch.
wow, i am in aww and amazement. the would of design and artistry need to take a leaf out of this book. no modern world in the west can comprehend this kind of mastery, they are to concerned with making money and fast. Yet this is worth more than any amount of money in my eyes. I just hope that it doesn't become a lost art.
That is the most beautiful incredible master craftsmanship I have ever seen I would like one of those but leave the wood naked Covering it won't let you see the true craftsmanship people that have not seen this video have no clue on how it's made truly remarkable you all that made this are true masters I bow before you sending love to all and all yours from Michigan USA thank you
Amazing! The very first video on youtube I haven't seen one single negative comment. I was shocked by the beauty of the craftsmanship, but I was even more shocked by all positive comments.
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Domo arigato!!!!!! Thank you so much for sharing the art and craftsmanship!!!! We are blessed by the sharing of this work!!!!
Arts in any form is appreciated through out the world, I think the goverment of each country got to step in and keep knowledge these Art masters alive, they are part of history of man kind, I am from Iran and thesme things happening here masters and their craft knowledge is disapearing, A big sham .thank you for sharing the beautiful video.
Probably a 100's of years of combined finely skilled craftsmanship gone into producing that, not to mention the skills passed down from many generations. Astounding..
The guy making the rope looks like Asian bubbles from trailer park boys. That temple is simply beautiful. All the craftsmen involved is amazing. All masters of their craft. I’m still in awe I got to see that made by hand amazing quality.
I am speechless seeing such craftsman completely building this piece all by hand. The Sam technique used 2700 years earlier are still used today. The Japanese were brutal and cruel during WW2 and having a father that was marched 90 miles in the heat 24 hrs a day with no food or water has made my opinion of the Japanese people very poor. I don’t think I am capable of forgiving them for the cruelty but I have acknowledge the amazing talent that they have passed down generation to generation. They are a very different people and I hope that someday my hatred for what they did to my father will go away. Carrying such negative thoughts has not helped me move forwards in my life. God will judge us all I guess in the end. I just don’t understand how they could have treated other human beings so poorly. My father made it home but inside he was dead. He never got a good nights rest for his entire life. Screaming nightmares and crying were what I remember growing up. He would never speak of it, he never did until he died on Christmas Day in 2012 I’m grateful to God that he can finally rest. I miss him. Sorry, I got off topic, amazing works of art just amazing. ✌🏻❤️🇺🇸
Many thanks for this marvelous video, you guys did an amazing job documenting this. May you tell me what is the name of the final creation ? I understood its utility but if you could give the name and explain what each element is representing i would be very thankfull
It's called Mikoshi, which is the portable miniature shrine carried by the parishioners of a shrine during festivals that holds the spirit of the deity of that shrine
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I can honestly say I can watch a master-craftsman ply his/her art all day.
This gentleman should be teaching! So as not to lose this amazing beautiful art!
Wow, thank you!
Until the previous life, Japanese craftsmen had a master-apprentice system, and it was an implicit rule to steal skills from masters and learn.
You can only admire and watch such skill, To be a apprentice to such masters would certainly be a honour.
i'm glad you enjoyed it
The true craftsmen of this world are few and far between but the eastern craftsmen and women seem to have a devotion to as close to perfection as human hands are capable of. These pieces are put together so precisely they almost seem to snap into place. That level of artistry comes from a lifetime of dedication to they're craft and it shows in everything they make!! BRAVO!! Much respect and admiration!!
National Treasures, who created such art, that is beyond price. It's too incredible to contemplate the training, the number of hours, the dedication.....Thank you for posting this, something I have never in my life seen before, the apex of accomplishment.
People will see your work 1000 years from now and be amazed.
Thank you for not adding music and not playing in double speed. It is a pleasure to watch.
Craftsmanship that takes a lifetime to master. The sad part is these national treasures are getting up in age and once they are gone l hope there will be another generation to carry on their skills.
It's truly a masterpiece .... Tons of patience and craftsmanship... Indeed respectable
While I would love English subtitles, art, beauty, and mastery have their own language and it all was so beautifully translated in itself.
This was compelling and breathtaking to watch from beginning to end. The lifelong artisans of East Asia are truly mesmerizing masters of their art.
its a shame that English translation for manga, doujinsho, etc are readily available but there isn't English sub for this masterpiece
@@lordjaashin There is now.
Phenomenal skills! They show us the level of respect for the artist's skills!
Merci pour ces superbes images. Je suis en admiration devant les gestes, le soin, la polyvalence des ces artistes.
Techniques developed over generations, passed down, built upon and perfected over time. It’s beautiful!
I'm glad you enjoyed it!
What a wonderful combination of crafts to make this, thank you so much for sharing this. I had no idea these were such earnestly crafted things.
You are so welcome!
So this is how mikoshi shrines are made.. Awesome
All the years of the men who are all true masters combined make time stand still, I am seeing this work and I have been inspired
Absolutely stunning craftsmanship...certainly something to be very proud off.
Incredible skill levels.
Dedication to the achievement of perfection . Phenomenal results from all concerned. Enjoyed this video immensely.
Fantastic wood joints fits perfectly and interlocking techniques really only master craftsman can do it with the sharpest cutting tools. Hats off with greatest respects.
Thank you very much!
It’s so satisfying to watch a master at work!
Absolutely amazing. Way above craftsmen. The detailing is beyond belief. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it
I literally laughed when I saw the mirror-finish on that lacquer job. Every step, I hated seeing such amazing craftsmanship getting covered by another layer but the finished product is a gem! Even the frame was gorgeous!
I can't believe I watched every second of this. That may be one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen and it was a privilege to see so many great masters showing their crafts.
MIKOSHI is a version of a Japanese Temples & Shrines .
You can only see them when there’s a festival or MATSURI in Japan.
They believe that MIKOSHI IS A GOD Carriage when He is going somewhere.
Maybe that’s the reason why they need to put inside the cabinet.
Me too
I can only dream of my black car having half the gloss even after clay barring and waxing. Im so jealous of the carvers chisel set lol. One can only dream.🥰
I was thinking the same thing (that Takashi went and messed everything up) but yes, that piano-black, stunning finish.
Simply amazing ... seeing these masters at work and imagining all this years of apprenticeship and decades of perfecting of their skills 😍
glad you enjoyed it
I enjoyed every minute of episode. The craftmanship is at it the best. Hope younger generation learn and carry on this craftmanship.
I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
Japanese tradesmen don't skip steps ,there skills are second to none magnificent workmanship
They don't skip steps, they master each other
So so incredible. I was so mesmerized that how time passed by just did not realize. This final outcome is simply more precious than gold. Truly amazed to see such detailed work with such perfection and that too with hand by such amazing workers. Just wow...!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Amazing how each part of the creation process involves a master working his craft.
glad you enjoyed it!
That's the most beautiful piece of art I have ever seen created. The work involved in its construction is really amazing to watch.
Well done gentlemen
Thanks
I love japan 🇯🇵 good job
Amazing. FYI, lacquering the mikoshi took 5 months, according to what they said. Previously, they put 5 layers in total of the different lacquer before they made it black. Beauty!
What a masterpiece! True artisan craftsmanship at its finest.
00⁰
Stunning
Absolutely amazing 💖💖💖 I couldn't even keep myself from looking away. The level of focus is absolutely amazing. I wish I could learn this 💖💖💖
You can do it, Ganbare!
@@WoodworkingEnthusiasts Well, I for my part would have to learn Japanese, first.
What a beautiful seat. I can't wait to see the completed kayak.
Mind blowing precision craftsmanship on every level. I've never seen anything to compare.
Well said, Thanks
wonderful job, plenty of master craftman.....
Thank you!
Incredible art and devotional artists, I am so impressed from this a sister art. Thanks to who suit this vedio so buyifully. Love from India.
Most welcome 😊
Outstanding. Masters. No electric or battery powered tools? Except maybe last weaving machine. All handcrafted with traditional tools. So skilful and beautiful. High quality workmanship and finish. Amazing. Total respect. tfs. 🙏💕
Well said, Thank you very much!
Fit on fit...absolutely fantastic hand work.
Thank you! Cheers!
This is so beautiful!! I can't believe is being made in front of my eyes (through the screen of course 😅). Loved this video! ☺️ 👍
Glad you liked it!!
What gets me is that he does a huge part of the work sitting cross legged not standing at a workbench. Very beautiful mastercraftsmanship. So relaxing to watch.
They are the best in the world !
As they are only made in and used in Japan, Best In Japan is more accurate.
wow, i am in aww and amazement. the would of design and artistry need to take a leaf out of this book. no modern world in the west can comprehend this kind of mastery, they are to concerned with making money and fast. Yet this is worth more than any amount of money in my eyes. I just hope that it doesn't become a lost art.
UNA OBRA MAGESTUOSA !!!!!! INCREÍBLE !!!! SIN PALABRAS !!!. DE ARGENTINA CON AMOR
I must say, the women are just as much masters of their crafts as the men.
yeah, totally!
Wish i can find someone so skilled to work with learn some of these great techniques ... love it !
This is deeply inspiring. Love the video. Its so important to keep this level of skill and concentration alive.
That is the most beautiful incredible master craftsmanship I have ever seen I would like one of those but leave the wood naked Covering it won't let you see the true craftsmanship people that have not seen this video have no clue on how it's made truly remarkable you all that made this are true masters I bow before you sending love to all and all yours from Michigan USA thank you
sensitive, clean, calm and relaxing
Glad you enjoyed it!
Amazing! The very first video on youtube I haven't seen one single negative comment. I was shocked by the beauty of the craftsmanship, but I was even more shocked by all positive comments.
Domo arigato!!!!!! Thank you so much for sharing the art and craftsmanship!!!! We are blessed by the sharing of this work!!!!
Glad you enjoy it!
Very nice 👍, great job and great people, thank you everyone for all your work.
Simply remarkable
amazing traditional master japanese craftsman whose work is at an expert unreachable level that is at another level.
Vielen Dank für Offenen Winkeln Bemühungen gegeben haben.............................!
Great Masters in their Art !!! Thanks a lot for sharing merci
No words to describe my happiness to see Masters at work
That was wonderful to watch. Thank you!!! 👍👍👍
Arts in any form is appreciated through out the world, I think the goverment of each country got to step in and keep knowledge these Art masters alive, they are part of history of man kind, I am from Iran and thesme things happening here masters and their craft knowledge is disapearing, A big sham .thank you for sharing the beautiful video.
our pleasure!
Wonderful 🥰👍🏽 Awesome handcrafted ❣️
glad you liked it
amazing level of craft would of taking a lifetime to learn
These craftsmen will pass on knowing that a thousand years from now their incredible work will still be revered.
You should see the show on Netflix about an artist called Stanislav Skulaski. The documentary is by Leonardo DiCaprio
Wonderful thank you so much for taking your time so I could watch such beautiful work x
My pleasure 😊
What can I say about the truly amazing craftsmen, I watch in awe, thank you for uploading this video.
what a absolutely beautifull shrine
Just WOW 😵 ..Thanks for sharing .from..Liverpool.,England
Amazing. Can't imagine how much this costs to buy.
45分長いかなーと思ったけど、全く飽きずに観てられた。
この工程は、出来上がった物と同じくらい価値があると思います😌
A true master
PRECIOSO TRABAJO,TODOS JUNTOS...
You are truly a woodworking genius, thank you.
You are very welcome
Probably a 100's of years of combined finely skilled craftsmanship gone into producing that, not to mention the skills passed down from many generations. Astounding..
титанический труд. браво мастерам
Thank you!
Kunszt pracy jest niesamowity. Its incredible!
A guten Appetit & Sante..................
Un trabajo precioso con un resultado INCREIBLE.
Good grief what an incredible amount of effort with simply fantastic results. Ingeniuos craftsmanship. Thanks a lot for uploading and sharing.
Wow.. Even though I can't understand anything but their craftsmanship is superb.. Just wow!
Most impressive thing was that black lacquer job, wow.
It's awesome that craft like this transcends language barriers. I don't understand everything he says but I see what his know-how is able to do
Someone told me there is no such thing as a master that it can't be quantified. This proves them wrong.
Awesome
Wow ! A real masterpiece of an incredible beauty. Thank you for this vidéo, i loved watching it. Hello from Montreal, Canada !
Don't get me wrong......but i was a bit disappointed when he used nails.
really amazing to watch and see the creative process to wowed honourable
I'm glad you enjoyed it!!
These are true craftsmen
Just AMAZING !
You are a true master!.Thank you for your lessons.I learn a lot from you.
Mistrzostwo świata. Pełen szacun dla talentu i cierpliwości!
Very beautiful workmanship by every trades persons! Thank you.
Realmente hermoso trabajo
Y cuanta sabiduria
Me gustaría tener la disciplina y dedicación que tienen éstos Artistas y Artesanos Japoneses
The guy making the rope looks like Asian bubbles from trailer park boys. That temple is simply beautiful. All the craftsmen involved is amazing. All masters of their craft. I’m still in awe I got to see that made by hand amazing quality.
The Japanese really take joinery to a whole other level. I just cannot understand the whole working while sitting on the floor barefoot thing.
Awesomee... Masters!!!
I wish i could apprentice under those master craftsmen.
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I am speechless seeing such craftsman completely building this piece all by hand. The Sam technique used 2700 years earlier are still used today. The Japanese were brutal and cruel during WW2 and having a father that was marched 90 miles in the heat 24 hrs a day with no food or water has made my opinion of the Japanese people very poor. I don’t think I am capable of forgiving them for the cruelty but I have acknowledge the amazing talent that they have passed down generation to generation. They are a very different people and I hope that someday my hatred for what they did to my father will go away.
Carrying such negative thoughts has not helped me move forwards in my life. God will judge us all I guess in the end. I just don’t understand how they could have treated other human beings so poorly.
My father made it home but inside he was dead. He never got a good nights rest for his entire life. Screaming nightmares and crying were what I remember growing up. He would never speak of it, he never did until he died on Christmas Day in 2012
I’m grateful to God that he can finally rest. I miss him.
Sorry, I got off topic, amazing works of art just amazing. ✌🏻❤️🇺🇸
The talent of these gentlemen is enhanced by the absolute beauty of their creations. Just stunning
glad you liked it, have a nice day!!
Many thanks for this marvelous video, you guys did an amazing job documenting this.
May you tell me what is the name of the final creation ? I understood its utility but if you could give the name and explain what each element is representing i would be very thankfull
It's called Mikoshi, which is the portable miniature shrine carried by the parishioners of a shrine during festivals that holds the spirit of the deity of that shrine
This arts very beautiful ,so very glad !!!!!
Very very nice 👍