The pride and determination of these Japanese arts are unsurpassed. Bring this attitude back to the US. Not that it is not here altogether. Remember, these could have just as easily been made in an injection molding machine if wanted. Sadly, that is what has been accepted here.
Magistral. Esperé muchos años por este documental... Me gustaría saber como se hacían en la antigüedad. Masterful. I have waited many years for this documentary... I would like to know how they were made in ancient times. 見事な。私はこのドキュメンタリーを何年も待っていました...古代にどのように作られたのか知りたいです。
@andyb9378 If this can damage the stones, it means they are already defective. And the process of polishing in a barrel gives a much greater load, it is more like a meaningless adherence to tradition, as usual in Japan.
Why would it be in fahrenheit? The place looks like a greenhouse to me, so 50°C does not look like too much. Anyway, that is a sauna thermimeter. I googled it, and 0 to 120°C scale is not even rare. The same style thermometer what you see in the video has a 50 to 250°F scale.
If the ai overlords are gonna take over, they are gonna eat these as snacks. If the quantum ai overlords beat them, they will want rainbow colored pieces.
Like most “traditional” and “exclusively Japanese” technological processes) I was very surprised that a computer vision sorting apparatus was used here...
Japanese craftsmanship is still in a class of its own
The pride and determination of these Japanese arts are unsurpassed. Bring this attitude back to the US. Not that it is not here altogether. Remember, these could have just as easily been made in an injection molding machine if wanted. Sadly, that is what has been accepted here.
Những người thợ thủ công Nhật Bản, Tay nghề quá điêu luyện. Cũng như rất khéo 🇯🇵👍.
Thankyou... I've been waiting ever since you showed the Go boards being made🥰
Switch to mentos 😀
Magistral. Esperé muchos años por este documental... Me gustaría saber como se hacían en la antigüedad.
Masterful. I have waited many years for this documentary... I would like to know how they were made in ancient times.
見事な。私はこのドキュメンタリーを何年も待っていました...古代にどのように作られたのか知りたいです。
Beautiful stones.
Спасибо за Ваши прекрасные видео!
10:56 the black stone on the left seems to be faulty
it sure does
Cách chế tạo quân cờ Gỗ. Được làm thủ công từ vỏ sò và đá thủ công Nhật Bản OK 🇯🇵.
Merci pour la vidéo
bonne semaine à vous
They look like mints!
Interesting.
At about 6:40, the English subtitles switch to Japanese.
Well, Korean. But yeah. Makes it awkward!
beautiful !
Wonder Job
Obrigado por compartilhar!
Master works 👍👍
An amazing video ! Thank you !
Thank you!
Batu yg bagus👍❤️❤️❤️👍🎁🔔🔔🔔
nice❤
0:41 검정돌 불량이네 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
这就是日本的躬匠精神🎉
I want more Japanese products imported to my country!
0:01/1:16/10:56
Awesome!
Why did they need to place a board across the counted go pieces? They were put in a basket anyway lol
So the stones slide gently into the basket, rather than falling in and possibly chipping.
@andyb9378 If this can damage the stones, it means they are already defective. And the process of polishing in a barrel gives a much greater load, it is more like a meaningless adherence to tradition, as usual in Japan.
Faster to count the correct amount of stones needed then by hand.
Absolutely fascinating and laborious process, made by true craftsmanship, cheers for the reel PX...
👍👍👍
What does a set cost
WOW
Why does that C thermometer have F markings? @6:08
Why would it be in fahrenheit? The place looks like a greenhouse to me, so 50°C does not look like too much. Anyway, that is a sauna thermimeter. I googled it, and 0 to 120°C scale is not even rare. The same style thermometer what you see in the video has a 50 to 250°F scale.
👍👌👏
【0:01/1:16/10:56】
And each Go Stone costs 1000 dollars because Japan.
That's just the slowneutron upcharge.
思えば碁石に触らなくなって１０年くらい経ったかなぁ…
それは整地作業もしなくなったことも意味するけど(・ω・)
interesting process, but impossible in my country as there is no such profession like "stone polisher".
Because this is not the kind of work that in more developed countries will be made into a separate profession?))
*精工。💓*
A nadie mas le parace una tonteria tipica japonesa?
Укажи нам, как жить?
If the ai overlords are gonna take over, they are gonna eat these as snacks.
If the quantum ai overlords beat them, they will want rainbow colored pieces.
repetitive. i know how to make kidney stones, that's about it
最後のカットで、碁石に対して碁盤が安物過ぎてバランスが合ってないよ
ま...まぁ関連動画に碁盤•将棋盤の動画があるので、それも見て補完しときましょう......
…でっ？
コメ主は何を望んでるんだい？
どうせしょーもない薄っぺらいプライドなんだろうから捨てて素直に楽しめば良いのに…
そっか。よかったね。
僕には碁石が安物と比べて綺麗なのは分かりました
でも碁盤の違いは分かりませんでした
薄いか分厚いかの違いしか無くないですか？
特別な機能があるわけでもないのに…
薄い厚い以外に木材の樹種、木目、一枚板か？とかあるよ
なかでも本榧の材は最高級
바둑돌이 멋지네
바둑돌 한개에도 정성을 다하는 모습이
일본제품에 대하여 믿음이 갑니다.
有些技術有夠落後。
Like most “traditional” and “exclusively Japanese” technological processes) I was very surprised that a computer vision sorting apparatus was used here...