I'd love to see a more detailed & longer version of this video... basically the full video with very little to no cuts in it. Showing exactly what & how they do each step in the process. Very interesting & enjoyable to watch
As a Disabled US Army Veteran that's a history and weapons fanatic, I have to salute You for being a Great Artisan. Your craftsmanship, skill, accuracy and Your ability to keep the trade of Fletchery alive is amazing. Sir, I salute You 🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡
조총만 알고있다가 보게 된 일본활 정말 신기한 편입니다. 어떻게 같은 섬나라라고 영국롱보우와 그렇게 닮았는지도 모르겠습니다. 하지만 활이라고 한다면 역시 조선의 활이 최고라고 생각합니다. 북괴조선은 현재 활쏘기 민족전통도, 활만드는 기술도 모두 다 끊겨서 존재하지 않는 것으로 알고 있습니다. 중공은 천지만물 다 만든다고 하니까, 지들 창 잘 만들고 있겠지요??????
In ancient times there was not just one archer, but around 100 worked, and those who did not have as much, the production was entrusted to children between 7 and 15 years old, volunteers.
Do you really believe the warfare in ancient Japan every arrow is produced this way? *JKJK* This is modern craft for luxury practices. They have massive workshops with hundreds of serves feed with potatoes to produce thousands of arrows in a day with tolerable quality for war. There is a trend and practice in everywhere where producing smaller amount of goods with only manpower and master apprentice style trainings can ramp up price sky-high for virtually everything. These are artworks and I love them a lot, if I am a Japanese high school girl who practice traditional archery I'll be so excited to own dozen of these for 40000 yen, because my teammates will not look down at me, and arrows can be reused so it's not horrible at long-term. However I'd say performances wise these will never beat modern industrialized soulless versions otherwise you will see handmade ones in Olympics and even competitor from poorest nations will be forced to use them.
@@steampunkerjoe I totally understand it thats why's i put JKJK. Well bro we are on same boat I just want to use your OP as sarcastic material hope you don't mind.
I am a Kyudo(Japanese archery) player and I have some arrows like this. They are usually sold in sets of six. The cheapest arrows are aluminum shafts with turkey feathers for about 3,000 yen (about $20) per arrow. The most expensive are bamboo shafts with eagle feathers, costing 30,000 yen (about $200) or more per arrow. It costs even more depending on the craftsmanship and quality of materials.
Japanese turn everything into slow motion art. Even mopping a floor turns into artwork when they very slowly lift the mop out of the water so that the drips are in a pleasant pace then they slowly squinch the mop on the floor pushing the excess water out, then they swish the mop in figure eights very slowly and gracefully. After twenty seven hours they have masterfully and beautifully mopped the foyer
it won't last long. with UN and WEF replacement immigration program, soon japanese culture will be extinct like the white western society. everyone in perpetual declining. economy crisis and xxx liberation on social media make only 6 men got married for every 1000. soon u will see arab or palestinian or somalian that mob the floor in japan
Every archer should watch this. Seeing the concentration, skill, and care that goes into each arrow will nest the memory in one's mind. That memory may motivate the archer to focus a little more on his own technique, leading him to become better in his own craft.
I always used a recurve when I was bow hunting I would like to invest in a nice long bow I started hunting about 10 years of age and I’ve been doing it ever since 42 years old now and now I take my son and my dad comes along with us just like I did with my dad as a child it is a family tradition. I’m about to marinate some deer meat right now but I’ve been falling out so will have some to take this weekend dear hunting
In case of arrows it is in fact hard to get good at it. But that's a rabbit hole i don't feel like going into if you care you will easily learn what the difficulty is with arrows made out of narural materials
This has inspired me to seek out where I can learn Japanese archery! The precision and detail of this art form are truly awe-inspiring. I have great respect for the masters who have preserved and passed down this ancient skill through the generations. It’s a beautiful blend of discipline and grace! ❤
I've made my own arrows when I was in competition archery in my youth. I learned from a shop owner, and find this to be incredible! I love these arrows, and such amazing skill!!
Gorgeous craftsmanship. I'm a practitioner of the Old Norse ways and Viking Age enthusiast but even I can appreciate the time, patience, and skill this craft takes and the beauty of the end product.
If you want to be able to do it then do it. Sure , it will not be as good as his but in time, if you keep at it, you will do good work. I had thought the same as you but with arrow heads. First one were horrible. After a year of doing it most days they got to looking good. After 2 years they were as good as any that people find. By then noone could tell if i found them or made them. Do it and keep at it. You will do good. How long do you think this man has been doing it? I bet it was longer than a few days.😂
. He is probably selling them. And i bet he gets a good price for them. Some hunters want hand made arrows with hand made arrow heads on them Do you want to buy some arrow heads?
That is such a wonderful work. Acumen, precision, tradition. I always feel attrackted by japanese masters whatever they are doing. The mindset and attitude towards their actions. Lately I saw how japanese caligraphy ink is traditionally produced. ❤❤❤
EVER SINCE I STARTED USING HELICAL SHARK FIN STYLE VANES ON MY ARROWS MY ACCURACY HAS IMPROVED.BUILDING MY OWN ARROWS IVE LEARNED THAT LESS MATERIAL IS BETTER TO ACHIEVE BETTER BALANCE THUS MORE ACCURATE FLIGHT.THE MORE MATERIALS YOU ADD TO TO YOUR ARROW THE GREATER YOU INCREASE DEGREES OF IMBALANCE 🏹🎯🏹🎯🏹🎯I ENJOY MAKING MY OWN ARROWS.I ENJOYED THIS VID OF OLD STYLE Techniques.THE ANCIENTS HAD AMAZING BOWS THAT WERE VERY POWERFUL.SOME OF THE BEST WERE MADE FROM ANIMAL HORNS...THE MODERN REFLEX BOWS WERE INSPIRED BY THOSE ANCIENT STYLES AND DESIGNS.
Damn that’s some crazy good craftsmanship right there. One thing I can say about Japanese is they still definitely seem to take some real pride in good craftsmanship
Perfect... Wood, stone and iron... The three noblest materials have reigned supreme in craftsmanship for centuries. And today - everything is made of plastic...
Thats crazy I instantly knew he was making an arrow even though I've never seen it done. Must have been an archer in a past life. How did they get the wooden shaft part so straight back in the day?!
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I'd love to see a more detailed & longer version of this video... basically the full video with very little to no cuts in it.
Showing exactly what & how they do each step in the process.
Very interesting & enjoyable to watch
As a Disabled US Army Veteran that's a history and weapons fanatic, I have to salute You for being a Great Artisan. Your craftsmanship, skill, accuracy and Your ability to keep the trade of Fletchery alive is amazing. Sir, I salute You 🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡
*Fletching increased to 99!*
화살에 들이는 노력에 비해 일본의 활은 너무 크고 습기에 약하며 주변국에 비해 사정거리와 파괴력이 아쉽죠.
조총만 알고있다가 보게 된 일본활 정말 신기한 편입니다. 어떻게 같은 섬나라라고 영국롱보우와 그렇게 닮았는지도 모르겠습니다. 하지만 활이라고 한다면 역시 조선의 활이 최고라고 생각합니다. 북괴조선은 현재 활쏘기 민족전통도, 활만드는 기술도 모두 다 끊겨서 존재하지 않는 것으로 알고 있습니다. 중공은 천지만물 다 만든다고 하니까, 지들 창 잘 만들고 있겠지요??????
Ramping up arms production in ancient warfare must have been a pain
In ancient times there was not just one archer, but around 100 worked, and those who did not have as much, the production was entrusted to children between 7 and 15 years old, volunteers.
Do you really believe the warfare in ancient Japan every arrow is produced this way? *JKJK* This is modern craft for luxury practices. They have massive workshops with hundreds of serves feed with potatoes to produce thousands of arrows in a day with tolerable quality for war.
There is a trend and practice in everywhere where producing smaller amount of goods with only manpower and master apprentice style trainings can ramp up price sky-high for virtually everything. These are artworks and I love them a lot, if I am a Japanese high school girl who practice traditional archery I'll be so excited to own dozen of these for 40000 yen, because my teammates will not look down at me, and arrows can be reused so it's not horrible at long-term. However I'd say performances wise these will never beat modern industrialized soulless versions otherwise you will see handmade ones in Olympics and even competitor from poorest nations will be forced to use them.
@@silmeria1984 lol, nooo I don’t believe every arrow was produced this way. Lighten up man. It’s humor. You should try it.
@@steampunkerjoe I totally understand it thats why's i put JKJK. Well bro we are on same boat I just want to use your OP as sarcastic material hope you don't mind.
@@silmeria1984 totally. Pretty cool info you posted tbh
I am a Kyudo(Japanese archery) player and I have some arrows like this.
They are usually sold in sets of six.
The cheapest arrows are aluminum shafts with turkey feathers for about 3,000 yen (about $20) per arrow.
The most expensive are bamboo shafts with eagle feathers, costing 30,000 yen (about $200) or more per arrow.
It costs even more depending on the craftsmanship and quality of materials.
If it costs so much,I would have hard time using it 😢
Ouch..! I can't imagine the feeling of loosing such an expensive arrow, while missing the target. 😅
So does the eagle one have better accuracy and range
Я думал это перьевая ручка для чернил
Просвети брат очень интересно 😊?
Japanese turn everything into slow motion art. Even mopping a floor turns into artwork when they very slowly lift the mop out of the water so that the drips are in a pleasant pace then they slowly squinch the mop on the floor pushing the excess water out, then they swish the mop in figure eights very slowly and gracefully. After twenty seven hours they have masterfully and beautifully mopped the foyer
@@georgefloydspaceshuttlepro1839 and charge you the price of arworks too.
I guess this is a joke.
it won't last long.
with UN and WEF replacement immigration program, soon japanese culture will be extinct like the white western society.
everyone in perpetual declining.
economy crisis and xxx liberation on social media make only 6 men got married for every 1000.
soon u will see arab or palestinian or somalian that mob the floor in japan
😂
как же ты прав бро 😂😂😂👌
Japanese craftsmen are incredibly detail oriented and very patient.
恥ずかしながら、矢がこのように作られるとは存じ上げませんでした。
使ってらっしゃる道具から圧倒され、引き込まれました。
❤😊❤😊❤😊
And i am too
Good💯💯💯💯💯💯 pl s
I love watching artisan skills. It's so comforting and I appreciate seeing all the thoughtful work that goes into something.
Amazing craftsmanship
😅😅😅 india
So behind....
Every archer should watch this. Seeing the concentration, skill, and care that goes into each arrow will nest the memory in one's mind. That memory may motivate the archer to focus a little more on his own technique, leading him to become better in his own craft.
No thanks I like my modern carbon arrows
I always used a recurve when I was bow hunting I would like to invest in a nice long bow I started hunting about 10 years of age and I’ve been doing it ever since 42 years old now and now I take my son and my dad comes along with us just like I did with my dad as a child it is a family tradition. I’m about to marinate some deer meat right now but I’ve been falling out so will have some to take this weekend dear hunting
In every Japanese documentary about craftsmanship it took the craftsman 30 years of experience to master the art😂😂😂
😂
And took 10-30 second to destroy it, lol
Because there is literally millions of them mulling about
In case of arrows it is in fact hard to get good at it. But that's a rabbit hole i don't feel like going into if you care you will easily learn what the difficulty is with arrows made out of narural materials
Этому" искусству "можно научиться за пару вечеров,а не за 30 лет!!?? Это слабоумие и руки из японской жопы.
Man casually have Requiem Arrow as a collectable. I'm never questioning his knowledge about Arrows 🗿👑
Ya decia yo, no tengo que ir a una Galeria artistica para ver el arte en toda su escencia. Aquí lo tienes!!!!👏👏👏 braaavooo!!!!
学生時代、弓道をしていましたが、矢がこのような技法で作られているとは知りませんでした。素晴らしい技術です✨
Japan's spirit of craftsmanship is second to none.
각국의 활의 월등함을 찾아보세요. 어느나라일까요?.
Craftmanship at its finest, done in a low-key style that makes even more amazing to view.
This has inspired me to seek out where I can learn Japanese archery! The precision and detail of this art form are truly awe-inspiring. I have great respect for the masters who have preserved and passed down this ancient skill through the generations. It’s a beautiful blend of discipline and grace! ❤
Good💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯 pl s
I've made my own arrows when I was in competition archery in my youth. I learned from a shop owner, and find this to be incredible! I love these arrows, and such amazing skill!!
Уважение таким людям которые соблюдают традиции и показывают мастерство!
Gorgeous craftsmanship. I'm a practitioner of the Old Norse ways and Viking Age enthusiast but even I can appreciate the time, patience, and skill this craft takes and the beauty of the end product.
Это не просто боиприпас, это произведение искусства 😊.
Боиприпас?😂😂😂
@@ЮрийВласов-к9з именно боиприпас, лук и арбалет это оружие метательное а стреляет это оружие мктатеоьными боиприпасами, умник 😂😂
Сколько терпения, выдержки. Мастер своего дела!!!!😊
Excelente trabajo
Saludos desde Argentina
Its amazing how Japanese traditions survive the test of time. Respect to this artist.
弓道やってた人なら分かると思うんだけど雨で濡れたらめっちゃ縮むんだよね。
最初の頃は何回も落としてしまったなぁ。
こんなに丁寧に作って貰っているとは思わなかった。ありがとうございます。
矢が短くなるのですか？
Now that’s craftsmanship!
ちゃんと作るとこ初めてみました。
すごい
I'm just glad we have cameras to somehow perseve traditional crafts like this
Admiro os povos asiáticos sao muito inteligentes disciplinados,sao diferenciados.
Egal was ein Japaner tut, der oder die, macht es professionell auf höchste Stufe! Respekt!
Os japoneses são extremamente habilidosos nas coisas que fazem, é um povo muito especial
Everything Japan do is just so perfect
And that's how you kill with style..
Im Kloster würde eher auf mit Stroh gedeckte runde Stoffkissen geschossen😊 heuer ist ja alles möglich Hilfe ich bin ein Kissen holt mich hier raus😂
This is what QUALITY looks like…..
Pride and craftsmanship.
I don’t really know how people can do such incredible things this arrow looks amazing I wish I could do this too 😮
If you want to be able to do it then do it. Sure , it will not be as good as his but in time, if you keep at it, you will do good work. I had thought the same as you but with arrow heads. First one were horrible. After a year of doing it most days they got to looking good. After 2 years they were as good as any that people find. By then noone could tell if i found them or made them. Do it and keep at it. You will do good. How long do you think this man has been doing it? I bet it was longer than a few days.😂
Wasting time making arrows
. Got to have something when the bullets run out.
@@MikeSchmitt-y7p 😂
. He is probably selling them. And i bet he gets a good price for them. Some hunters want hand made arrows with hand made arrow heads on them Do you want to buy some arrow heads?
Обожаю японцев и все что связано с Японией ☺️привет из России. Всем добра 🥰
Дуже круто...Дякую за відео....тепер я знаю, як виготовляється... Здоров'я Вашим рукам😊
Работа мастера, вызывает уважение.... Спасибо
戦国時代もこうやって作ってたのだろうか？🤔
Да блин такиме стрелами даже жалко стрелять , произведение искусства емае 😮😅😮
для соревнований . Стрелки деньги зарабатывают на этом
Arrows this beautiful, I wouldn't have the heart to pull them in a bow. They're too precious 🤩
궁술은 대한민국이 최고입니다.
장인은 도구를 탓하지 않습니다.
Önemli olan ok değil okuçuluktur. Ve türkler en iyi okçulardır.
@@hamzaadal5680З покон віку і до сьогодні корейці найкращі лучники! Статистика.
딱 봐도 인본 장인이시네요~~^^
계속해서 장인정신 이어나가시길 바랍니다^^
A master at his craft! I’d be honored to shoot those arrows!
That is such a wonderful work. Acumen, precision, tradition. I always feel attrackted by japanese masters whatever they are doing. The mindset and attitude towards their actions. Lately I saw how japanese caligraphy ink is traditionally produced. ❤❤❤
And they use that? Such a fine craftsmanship.
A truly beautiful work...with a lot of dedication and precision to make these ancestral articles!! Lima Capital greets you, Master!!
Those arrows art art masterpieces! Beautiful!
What a lovely craftsmanship !!
I love the attention to detail with this process!💯
I’m certain I respect & admire more about Japanese traditional craftsmanship than any other nation.
A belief that deepens with age.
I admire Japanese culture everything is done with technique, patience and handed down craft/skill.
The Japanese do absolutely everything with such precision! 😮 extremely fascinating to see
Beautiful craftsmanship!!❤❤
These arrows are filled with enough craftsman’s spirit to freaking exorcise demons. They are beautiful enough to be decorative pieces.
"The Mongolians just attacked us, we need 1000 arrows right now!!!"
"Aight give me a month"
Having made Arrows myself there is Some Amazing skills going Down Here.
A True Master Fletcher...!
A life time of skill, I would guess..!? ❤
محترف أصلي خرافي من قديم الزمان من الجيل الزين
مع كل احترامي وتقديري لك ولا شخصيتك والاليابان العظيمة
Some very awesome Craftsman thank you for sharing!
Very Artistic and so traditionaly well made. A true Master.
It's awesome to see a master of his craft. 👍👌✌🤙
This is a form of art and he is an artist!!
I'm Native American Pascua Yaqui Nation, and we have a similar process... Very interesting...
Good💯💯💯💯💯💯 pl s
Золотые у вас руки мастер! Передавайте мастерство молодому поколению что бы удушающие потомки могли видеть и уметь делать такие вещи!
I love this two nations japanese and germans they make exelent works
Slowly but good.
Respect sir👍👍👍👍👍👍
高校生の時に弓道部でした！
子供ながら矢も他の弓具も高いなぁ……と思っていましたが、
こうして丁寧に作られているのなら高いのに納得です……！
EVER SINCE I STARTED USING HELICAL SHARK FIN STYLE VANES ON MY ARROWS MY ACCURACY HAS IMPROVED.BUILDING MY OWN ARROWS IVE LEARNED THAT LESS MATERIAL IS BETTER TO ACHIEVE BETTER BALANCE THUS MORE ACCURATE FLIGHT.THE MORE MATERIALS YOU ADD TO TO YOUR ARROW THE GREATER YOU INCREASE DEGREES OF IMBALANCE 🏹🎯🏹🎯🏹🎯I ENJOY MAKING MY OWN ARROWS.I ENJOYED THIS VID OF OLD STYLE Techniques.THE ANCIENTS HAD AMAZING BOWS THAT WERE VERY POWERFUL.SOME OF THE BEST WERE MADE FROM ANIMAL HORNS...THE MODERN REFLEX BOWS WERE INSPIRED BY THOSE ANCIENT STYLES AND DESIGNS.
Could watch this all day
It’s a art form that sadly is dying out it’s a shame. The work is beautiful
Damn that’s some crazy good craftsmanship right there. One thing I can say about Japanese is they still definitely seem to take some real pride in good craftsmanship
Bikinnya ampe rajin banget, model kayak gini udah bukan buat olahraga sih, tapi buat hiasan dan koleksi
the way he so casually steamed it over a pot of boiling water, my man's a bespoke craftsman!
Very nice craftsmanship !
Amazing craftsmanship, bravo.
Very cool thanks 👌 ❤
Excellent craftsmanship
Arte, Sapienza, purezza.
La Metafora della tradizione.
Master at work with perfection. Inner happiness can make it
Simply Beautiful
beautifully crafted work And deadly too
The last cutting sound felt like the barbers scissors near my ears😅
admiro demais a disciplina e o trabalho dos japoneses ❤
These Japanese people make everything expensive by putting in so much work. ❤❤❤
This is super awesome. Thank you for sharing this with us 🙏
Изумительно красивая работа!!!!!
Ngl.... Japanese are the best craftsmen in the world
❤❤❤ Einfach nur... GRANDIOS... WELCHE KUNST
What a satisfaction video..superb👌🏻
So beautiful very nice crafting
Awesome craftsmanship
Perfect...
Wood, stone and iron...
The three noblest materials have reigned supreme in craftsmanship for centuries.
And today - everything is made of plastic...
Japan turns everything into an art The medieval Europeans made arrows a lot so they treated it like a production line
Amazing. Skills like this are lost in most places on earth
The real ArrowSmith
ЛЮБО- ДОРОГО СИОТРЕТЬ НА РАБОТУ ЭТИХ ТРУДОЛЮБИВЫХ РУК.❤😊
Thats crazy I instantly knew he was making an arrow even though I've never seen it done. Must have been an archer in a past life. How did they get the wooden shaft part so straight back in the day?!
A true master of his craft
めちゃくちゃ綺麗ですな
This is relaxing to watch
When I was a child, I used to try to make arrows like this many times😢but i couldnʼt 😢
Las plumas . Les Dan a las flechas , estabilidad , velocidad , potencia , y alcance ! Un combo mortal y efectivo !🎉