どの業種も言えるけど職人の作業の音が心地よい。

beautiful craftsmanship, the finished sakeware look so elegant

Divinely beautiful.  I just started woodworking almost 2 yrs ago, loving it and I am still amazed of the infinite knowledge of working with wood.  His mastery as well as otherJapanese craftsmanship are beyond words.  This art & culture cannot be allowed to disappear but instead every effort must be made to preserve it.  If I could live for few centuries, I would likely spent 2 or more centuries in Japan, as a student learning their crafts. That for me, would have been a dream come true. Thank you so much for sharing this video. I am still at awe….🙏🏽😊

As far as I know there are many small craft shops throughout Japan. I do hope that they continue the work that they do and are not sidelined by automation. Japanese craftsmen produce some magnificent work.

私も桶の愛用者です
中學生の時より50年以上色々な桶や樽を使い愛でています
近隣の町の桶屋さんもいなくなり
箍が切れても自分で鑞付けしています

Though I am an American of Scottish descent, when I watch these videos I feel as though I am watching my Japanese brothers in craft.

If I sat like he does for more than 5 minutes you’d have to call an ambulance, very skilled

The ingeniousness of the wooden plane is on full display here. It would be impractical to build so many specialty iron planes for a niche craft such as this. But since their planes are wooden, it is a relatively simple matter to make so many different specialty planes.

Japan ultra modern, with exceptional up to date manufacturing and, yet it keeps alive these highly skilled artisans who can craft what can only be described as works of art. Very impressive.

絶対酒美味くなるやつだコレ。

Mein Großvater war ebenfalls Küfer.Er stellte sehr große Weinfässer her.Es ist schön zu sehen,das sowas noch heute gemacht wird.Danke .

마음이 평안해집니다. BGM이 없어서 특히 더 좋아요. 최고의 영상 감사합니다😊

熟練した職人の無駄のない動きは、思わずしばらく見入ってしまう。

My grandfather was also a carpenter. He didn't use iron nails; everything was joined using mortise and tenon joints. I admire you very much!

It's places like this that I want to visit, not the touristy stuff, but the genuine Japan. Meet the people, eat the food and buy, what to me would be souvenirs of a visit there. So far I've only spent 4 days in Japan, and even then I kept away from other tourists. Hope to come back soon.

極めた人の言葉は刺さる

I can't ever recall seeing a video where so many custom tools were required.  This certainly wasn't what I was expecting.   Very impressive.  And beautiful.

函七さんでさえ白ボンド混ぜてんのに続飯だけか。口に入れる器やから最高やね。日本人以外はちょっと無理な技の数々。それが実用品で何十年も使えるちゅうのが素晴らしい。タイパなんてクソみたいな言葉が一切通用しない世界が私も大好きです。頑張ってや！！

Wow... Beautiful craftsmanship, Sensei

Its one of the most uplifting aromas you can get , in my opinion ? The smell of wood cutting and carpentry and working with wood , in general ! You can tell from 10 paces away that this artisan is a top class tradesman ..of the highest order ? Nothing is left to chance ..no matter how small or minute in size . Its awe inspiring....