Tidying Up the Front Yard, Making Yakisugi Raised Beds
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In this video show how I made raised beds as part of our efforts to tidy up our front yard. I'm using the Japanese traditional method of yakisugi (burnt cedar) to improve the longevity of the raised beds.
Videos I watched on making yakisugi raised beds:
Shou Sugi Ban Raised Garden Beds
• Episode 3: Shou Sugi B...
Yakisugi Organic Raised Beds 1 year Update - DID WE SUCCEED?
• Shou Sugi Ban / Yakisu...
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Credits
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Yakisughi siding photo: Art House Project in Naoshima, Kagawa prefecture, Japan by 663highland.
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#abandonedhouserenovation #japan #renovation
0:00 Tidying up
1:51 How to make yakisugi raised beds
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So glad you posted again. Hope you and your family are well.
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
Thanks, all good here!
@davidanalyst671
Ай бұрын
oh, hes not going to stop posting..... hes not going to stop posting once every 6 months.lolz
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
@@davidanalyst671 😄
@ysabeauterazawa7273
Ай бұрын
@@davidanalyst671 Just exactly what is your beef?
I just wanted to let you know how much I enjoy your videos and look forward to the next one!
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
Wow, thank you!
It's always good day when u upload
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
🙏😁
Those raised beds look fantastic! I love the contrast of the stained and burnt cedar timber! It's great that your entire family is interested in gardening!
I love the pace of your uploads. They are always a welcome surprise. Also in a KZread landscape of loud people and weekly uploads. This sort of video is very calming. I find many KZreadrs of niche things. Can only sustain weekly content for a while before it becomes repetitive or trend-seeking. You mentioned you wanted to do more interview and tour content of other Abandoned houses in Japan. Your welcome to do that, but these kinds of odd jobs around the house are my fave. The addition of the burning wood made it extra interesting.
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
Thanks, appreciate the feedback. These kinds of videos will always be my core content. I do want to do the occasional visit, though I haven't done one in quite a while! 😁
Keep up the great work, I love sitting back and watching your videos whenever they come up
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
Awesome! Thank you.
The one thing i hate and also like about firewood is that the work is never done! Keeps you busy and also makes you warm its very satisfying. Nice job on the beds man.
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
Thanks mate, yeah, it’s keeping me fit!
@Akuma122887
Ай бұрын
Heating with wood is the best. Each log should keep you warm 3 times. Once when you cut it down. Once when you split it, and once when you burn it.
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
@@Akuma122887 very true! 😄
Starting watching while living in America, and have now moved to Tokyo! Best wishes for you and your loved ones!
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
Thanks - hope you’re enjoying life in Japan!
i like the contrast between the lighter brown tops and the charred boxes
The way I click when I see one of your videos 😂. Been following since the start of your journey!
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
Love to hear it! Thanks.
Great to see the progress!Considering what you started out with, you should be really proud how things are coming along! Lot’s of hard work. お疲れ様でした!
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
Thanks a lot Jordan!
I saw a short for you on tv in oz the other day but forgot to watch it. I will have to go back and find it.
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
Thanks, it was probably the SBS Dateline episode?
@kerri01
Ай бұрын
We watched it on the app. It was nice to see you there but they didn’t do all of your hard work enough justice in my opinion!
I've been on KZread since its inception. I've subscribed to probably a couple of hundred channels over the years and watched 50 000+ clips (give or take). That said, your channel is one of the best our there. I'm always looking forward to you releasing new content. Always pure quality and wholesomeness. Anyways, keep up the good work. You deserve a 1 M subscribers. /BR
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
Thanks so much - I appreciate the kind words!
Beautiful solution for unused materials! Hope you & family enjoy great & bountiful fruit of your labor... 👍👍
That pile of dead branches looks like a summertime brown snake heaven.
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
While there are venomous snakes here, most are not, but I am always mindful of them, coming from Australia!
The black burned wood with the osmo tops made it a beautiful sight. Home grown food is delicious. Hugelkulture is an excellent way to take care of that rain that can flood the place easily while making healthy soil, never expected it to be used by an Aussie living in Japan though 😉
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
Thanks! We’ll certainly get plenty of rain over wet season and summer!
The beds look great. I have built similar things to these in this way, but found they tend to come apart at the corners over time. To resolve that I now use a lap joint at the corners, drill a hole down through all the posts at the joint, and drive a coated 3/8's rebar through them all and into the ground. Keeps them from shifting and the corners tight. 🙂
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
Thanks for that. I hadn't thought about the shifting possibility. Might need to do as you've suggested for future ones.
@kaigipson6867
Ай бұрын
Enjoy your videos, love your plaid and checkered shirts.
that was a big snake! it looks beautiful as you clean it up, can't wait to see more!
I hope these videos will never end, I enjoy them so much, thank you
I love seeing Japan and hearing my accent. It's comforting to feel like it could be a reality for me too.
@captainobvious9188
Ай бұрын
Go for it man!
Watching you do all this work makes me thankful I rent a manshon!
The trim color looks amazing against the blackened wood!!! Those raised beds sure do wonders with the front yard too. It's good that you're not letting all of that dead wood go to waste at all. Keep it up, you're doing a great job!!!
The stag beetle larvae were fascinating. As a North American I giggled to myself when I saw the blue berry bush and wondered if you are trying to attract bears. 😂 I don't think that there are many, if any in that part of Ibaraki. The OSMO looked really great on the light colored wood.
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
That’s right, no bears around here!
Nihon Daisuke desu. Thank you for showing Japanese what can be done to save these grand, irreplaceable houses and make them liveable homes again.... I am glad to find you on KZread!!
its crazy to think that i started following you 5 years ago and all the work you've done to your house! it really is amazing to see. thank you for continuing to bring us along for the ride
The contrast with the top boards and the posts is very attractive. Thanks for sharing. Charles
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
No worries, Charles, thanks for watching!
The German came out of nowhere, especially the one on the wood stain can 😆 It is interesting to learn which words are the same in different languages
These turned out great. I love the addition of the Osmoed wood on top. I look forward to seeing what grows there in future videos.
So well done and stylish, like all your projects. Your kids are gonna love the Blueberries!
Wow, those are the fanciest raised beds I've ever seen!
12:42 That pronunciation was really good! Well done!
Springtime in Ibaragi - a great time for outdoor projects like gardening. Always happy to see a vid from this channel. I am reminded of my time in Ibaragi some decades ago.
It looks so good with the torched wood adding that beautiful contrast to the color of the beds. I always learn so much watching your videos ❤
What a lot of work! I know because we just increased our raised garden beds by one this year to grow only herbs. We put it close to the kitchen so I can just step outside a few paces to include fresh herbs while cooking. Thanks for posting.
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
Good idea! Might make something else a bit closer for the herbs!
Excellent video and just the ticket as summer gardening approaches. I almost fell off my chair when you picked up the red container though!
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love seeing a new video from you pop up! Really enjoy your content and seeing the creative approaches you take to improving your space.
The larvae look a lot like Christmas Beetle ones in Aus. People keep getting rid of curl grubs from lawns then wondering why there aren’t any Christmas Beetles in their area anymore. 😢 🪲 Good to hear you relocated them 💜🐨💜
Your posts are always great, even if it is something as simple as cleaning up the yard it's always nice to receive updates!
Nice work, please post more:) watching from New Zealand 🇳🇿
Always good to get an update. Looks really good. Thank you!
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
No worries, thanks!
Those raised beds are beautiful. Great job!!
I watch your videos while commuting to Tokyo. Really enjoyed it, looking forward to the home being perfected.
Still the best show on KZread, IMO. Greetings from Houston, Texas.
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
Wow, thanks! Greetings from Ibaraki, Japan.
So happy for you and your family that all thats left to do is make the front yard pretty
Love the wooden lasagna! Always a pleasant surprise to see a new video pop up 😌
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
🙏
Great result with the raised garden beds - and the yard looks so much better for it !
Thank you for posting again.
Looks wonderful.
Have you considered putting your favorite mushroom spawn in the log/wood chip beds? If you end up with a bed in a shadier/wetter spot, or even mulch an area under a tree, you can encourage edible mushroom beds while they break down the wood and have a fun foraging project.
I love the Yakisugi raised garden beds💜As always, thank you for sharing!
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
No worries, thanks for watching!
Fantastic planters! Making very good use of the space.
Absolutely love every single upload! Living in Tokyo, it's inspiring me to move to the countryside for this life, until I remember that I'm not even a quarter as handy as you! 😅 Keep up the great work, man!
Beautiful beds!
living the dream life my friend ,wish i had the courage to do it when i was younger , would have made a huge difference to my life
Looking nice! Happy harvest!
I never heard about Hügelkultur, but I love your pronounciation. And what a great idea to plant Blueberrys❤ I hope many wonderful plants will grow, I am looking forward to see a harvest video
From Edmonton, Canada. Love watching your series of videos. The main journey is mostly over now but thank you for posting these follow ups.
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
No worries, I’ll get back into the main house renovations soon.
Those are gorgeous 😍
I’m happy to watch a new one from you!
Great what you are doing, keep up the excellent work.
This was epic thanks for sharing
Love the 2 tone look. Very nice
Always good when you upload a video, take care!
Nice clean up, looking good.
I’m literally planning on doing the same thing. Thanks for the inspiration. I’m always very happy when I see your videos in my inbox :)
One of your best videos on such a simple thing!
BEAUTIFUL!
I check every day to see if you post! so excited you're back!
Another fabulous project completed! Nice to see your progress as always
Excellent use of rotten logs!! Well done sir!
THANKS FOR THE INTRO TO HUGEL
Looks lovely from 3 weeks ago posted again 2024 God bless always guys
Glad to see your new video! I'm looking forward to the continuation 😃
Thanks for sharing it ✌️
Like all your projects, beautiful and well done.
its a must click whenever i see you post
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
Awesome, thanks!
Beds look great!
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
Thank you!
Thanks for taking your time in making these videos. I enjoy them a lot.
Great video, thanks!
Your update is a welcoming surprise. The gardens will add so much to your family in enjoyments as well as to food.
Good to see you again friend. Very nice raised garden beds. I have heard of the Japanese method of burning the wood to prevent insects. I didn’t know it made the timber water proof also. ❤
Impressive!
Love your workmanship, The Lord Bless you and yours.
Good to see an upload! Great ideas!
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
Thanks!
The raised beds are so beautiful! Hope you have a good growing season. Great to see another video.
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
Thank you!
Looks great, even better when its all finished. Looking forward to the next video.
Beds look wonderful. Nice work!
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
Thank you! 😊
I love the contrast of the charred wood with the stained ones on top, very nice!
I made my raised beds waist-high. I have lots of back problems. They’ve been wonderful.
The beds look great!
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
Thanks!
Its nice to see your work done, i watch your videos since the beggining, glad to see your recent work done and the beatiful house you made.
I am cntinually impressed how you recycle/upcycle materials into improvements on the house and property!
Great stuff mate. Awesome to see another post!
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
No worries!
Great work ❤
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
Thanks!
Always enjoy your videos, since the beginning! Cheers, from this Canuck in Singapore. 😁
Saw you on Dateline 🙂great job, well done. 🙂🐿🌈❤️ [sydney australia]
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
Awesome! Thank you!
those turned out lovely :o
I was just thinking about making a raised garden bed! This is perfect!
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
Great minds... 😁
Nicely done! Great addition to the property👍😊
@TokyoLlama
Ай бұрын
Thanks!
So glad to see a new video from you! Already shared with my heartbrother who wants to move to Japan. Now off to tell the rest of the world!