手技TEWAZA「越後三条打刃物」ECHIGO-SANJO-UCHIHAMONO／伝統工芸 青山スクエア Japan traditional crafts Aoyama Square
農業に必要な道具として、中世より「鎌」「鍬」等の製造を行い、閑散期の農家の副業として始まった「和釘」作りを経て、「包丁」「鉋」 「鑿」「木鋏」「切出小刀」「鉞」など多くの種類の打刃物を作るようになりました。
また、打刃物の製造に必要な道具「ヤットコ（鉄ハシ）」なども 鍛冶職人が製造することができるなど、製品からその道具・用具まで一貫して作る技術・技法を現在まで継承しています。
The production of essential farm implements, including sickles and hoes, dates back to the middle ages. Farmers made nails as a side job in the off-season, and this work later expanded to include kitchen knives, carpentry planes, chisels, pruning shears, utility knives and axes.
Additionally, pincers and other tools used in the production of blades are also made by blacksmiths. The skills and techniques used toproduce all these items have been preserved to the present day.
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Japanese craftsmanship will never cease to amaze. Thank you for sharing it with us, I'm always waiting for more of your videos.
I'm still praying for thebday I can gain enough wealth to go to Japan, visit these amazing artisans, and purchase their wares. Absolutely stunning.
Nice video! I would love to learn more about the flux used.
これほどの技を惜しげもなく公開してしまう日本の職人って、、、すごい。。。
I am really lucky to own a set of chisels from the old master, works like a charm
Tool making. It is hat humans do best. That's some fine work.
I never get tired of watching the forging process 🎉
Finally got to see master Tasai at work, those hands produce the most beautiful chisels I have ever seen.
Moved to cry in the time.
🇯🇵貴重な日本の伝統技術の投稿を有難う御座います。🇯🇵 匠の技術が継承されますように｡
Very nice.
This is what the perfect tool looks like.
実際に見学してみたいです！^_^
素晴らしい技術ですね
Mesmerizing. So lovely.
日本の職人って、やっぱり素敵ですね
Eine wirklich tolle Arbeit. Wunderschönes und hochwertige Werkzeuge. Vielen Dank
It's really interesting that carpentry tools are made to customer order👍
Was expecting knives, seeing a chisel made is a bonus. I enjoy the Japanese chisels I have.
Japanese craftmens, especially the old (experienced) ones got vibe that I believe its from them dedicating their whole life in that one skill
Amazing videos!! Keep them coming!
Always amazing to watch these crafts process coming from just raw materials to astonishing tools, it all seems too perfect to be "just" hand made. Really hope this kind of craftmanship never disappears. Congrats!
As Im also making some things from wood I felt in love in this channel in last two years. I always find inspiration to see Japanese craftsmen do their job with respect, faith and such politeness. They just put usually white kimono and do their the best work to each detail because the greatest joy of each craftsman is that his work will last for generations to come. Thank you for sharing with us this piece of artwork.
Vcs japoneses tem um talento fantástico parabéns abraços aqui do Brasil
職人ってやっぱりすげぇよな 素手だもん
Saudações do Brasil.
Very beautiful work 👍💪 thank you very much 👍🔥
All of these videos are absolute blessings man
"We concentrate deeply in creating each item, often losing ourselves in the process." 😌🙏
Wonderful craftmen
Super video
Master craftsmanship....sublime beauty
top.. craftsmanship perfection.
Excelente trabajo, felicitaciones 💖👏🏼
三条の鑿、何本かありますが、最近のハウスメイカーの仕事では、ノミも鉋も使う事が、ホントになくなりました。
El trabajo del maestro es impecable 👏👏😊
凄い…我が国の誇る技術…
Невероятно! Спасибо!
Onore a questi maestri
ES FASCINANTE VER LOS VIDEOS DE ESTE CANAL SON MUY INTERESANTE ,NUNCA CAMBIES GRACIAS
@estudiohayabusa
2 жыл бұрын
Gracias ‼️‼️
☺🙌👏👏👏👏
제작 중, 자신을 잊는다는 말씀이 가슴에 와닿네요.
Wish these were longer!😔
日本木工，铁工，亚洲一流！
would be nice to learn
These tools will last a lifetime and will be passed on by a grandfather to his grandson.
How cool is that! And I've an extra dimension of cool... I've been to Sanjo!!! My host father owns a hand-crafted Paulownia wood furniture factory in neighbouring Kamo, Niigata. His carpenters/craftsman may have used these tools?!
Gracias por mostrarnos estos conocimientos tan maravillosos , técnicas que pasan de generación tras generación, sabiduría oriental , que se sabe valorar por algunos , ojalá lo pudieran enseñar .
@estudiohayabusa
2 жыл бұрын
En mi canal tienes un reportaje del mejor herrero de Japón 👍🏻
😍😍😍💓
I just hope that you are passing your knowledge and experience to the younger generation. It will be a tragedy if everything that you know is lost to the sands of time.
👍💯🤝👍🙋♂️
🇫🇷🙏🙏🙏👏👏🇯🇵
video needs longer!
これ…オンラインショップや青山スクエア店では売ってないのかな…
@user-qk5wj6cy7r
2 жыл бұрын
横から失礼します。 田齋明夫さんの名前で検索すれば色々出てきますよ。
@user-sr1gz1pj4w
2 жыл бұрын
鑿欲しいってことは大工さんかな？
刀の鍛練にも似ていますね。