Amazing how you show his work for your profit. I subscribe to Shoyan's channel, the guy struggles enough to keep viewership on his channels without people like you essentially copying his videos and stealing his views. Shame on you.

@adityaverma4285

2 ай бұрын

लेकिन जब पानी बरसता होगा तब क्या होगाभाई

@bengt_axle

15 күн бұрын

How can you be so sure that he does not benefit? Or that he hasn't consented to being in the video? He is a professional carpenter and I'm sure he was paid to do this build.

Japan has a "TSUYU"(rainy season) of about 1.5 months between spring and summer, with high temperatures and humidity continuing from the rainy season through summer. Many foreigners may wonder, "How durable are wooden buildings? However, in Japan, wooden structures dating back 1,000 years are still in existence. In addition, Japan is a very earthquake-prone country. Nails are only for auxiliary purposes, The basic principle is to use a lot of "SAN"(cleats) and "SUZIKAI"(diagonals). This is the work of "TAKUMI" carpenters who are well versed in the vitality and toughness of wood.

@iteerrex8166

11 ай бұрын

From what little I have learned, Japanese woodworking is at another level than the rest of the world.

@sysop.google

11 ай бұрын

@@iteerrex8166 Arigatou gozaimas♡

@catwhispurrer137

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for the info! Fortunately, they don't get tornadoes like we do in the Midwest U.S. I am rather surprised to see standard stairs used instead of tanzu-style (drawer and secret compartment) ones.

@sysop.google

11 ай бұрын

@@catwhispurrer137 The storage space like a secret base under the stairs, for some reason, is not seen very often in Japan. That is an interesting method. In the traditional Japanese style, there is an OSHIIRE (closet), a space built as part of each room. In a Japanese-style tatami bedroom, FUTONs (bedding) are put in and out of there every day. Recently, Western-style bedrooms and wall closets have become more common, but in any case, the lack of storage space in Japanese houses is often a problem.

Amazing! This guy is more of a master woodworker than a finish carpenter. You can see he take pride in his work as every fit and finish is perfect. He’s obviously mastered his trade over many years. It’s amazing the quality of work, time spent and quality of wood they put in this house and simply cover it up where you’ll never see a lot of it.

@jrbzh29breizh83

11 ай бұрын

on ne peut pas appeler ça de l'ajustement, tout est mis en force brute vous rajoutez de l'humidité et ça gonfle heureusement qu'il colle et qu'il visse.... donc ce n'est pas un maitre menuisier ;) il en est très loin donc c'est bien "qu'un simple" menuisier de finition par contre les charpentiers sont doués et là on peut parler d'ajustement ^^

Amazingly so beautiful house and high techniques in building ❤❤

大工の正やん❤

What a beautiful craftmanship. Love to have much longer and elaborate details of his works.

How I would love to be there to watch a true craftsman in person! So much to take in.

What a beautiful home... the wooden interior really makes it feel very natural, bright, and cheerful.

Thank you Tadeshi for sharing your beautiful work. Such perfection 😊

I enjoy watching you work Shoyan. Poetry in motion!

That is awesome craftsmanship! Beautiful house! 😁👍😁👍

あ、正やんだーと思った人🤚

This guy is amazing; I bet he's still doing this at 100 years old

@Abdozhiri

11 ай бұрын

my greetings for you my friend 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹👍👍👍👍👍

@BESTOFTHEBEST123

11 ай бұрын

Nah he's actually 200 years old

Best carpenter, I know all of his videos

Lindo trabalho. Ficou muito legal,faz até parecer fácil. Parabéns

Absolutely beautiful!

Amazing work.❤

Wow , tukangnya benar _ benar profesional.

@fatiraabdulfatira219

11 ай бұрын

Rumahnya juga bagus bgt. Pengen rasanya tinggal dirumah seperti itu.😊

Que capricho ... exemplo a ser seguido.👏👏👏💯💯💯

Eine Hammer Handwerkliche Arbeit. Sowas wird in Deutschland nicht mehr gebaut bzw. gekonnt. Unbezahlbar

Всегда уважал японское плотничье искусство, данный дом - сказка...

Крутой мастер! Очень захватывающе наблюдать, думаешь, что он с размерами ошибся, но нет, все очень плотно подогнано. =)

Superb craftsmanship and great attention to detail in the design and fabrication. I particularly like the adherence to centuries old methods and especially how the design, materials and building and methods link to and are in harmony with Japanese culture to preserve the values and way of life.

So beautiful house

It is an amazing great traditional Japanese techniques to build a beautiful house. I wish that I have a chance to live that house in my dream.

the house is beautiful

Nice work

Amazing

WONDERFUL

Like the stair build

ياريت نعمل مدينه كامله نظام منازل مبني واحد بدون ادوار تبقي بالخشب هتبقي رخيصه التكلفه لاءن الخشب متوفر بكثره ومن اكثر الدوال اللي عندهم خشب ورخيص جدا اندونيسيا ...ياريت مصر تعمل مدينه كامله بالتصميم الخشبي وبالشكل الياباني ..تبقي اسكان اجتماعي بس مش هتبقي شقق هتبقي منازل نظام منزل علي الطريقه اليابانيه وامريكا بتعمل منازل خشبيه في ولايات كتير ودوال كتير جدا عامله النظام ده

Nice ❤

my dream house ,I do hope that I have one ❤❤

Boa noite! Os carpinteiros estao de parabens. Gostaria de uma casa feita deste jeito.

artful works

I am interested in doing the same type of extension on my house with LVL (laminated) boards, I like how there is no 'nogging' between the studs, being cross braced instead. It all seems so simple, yet ingenious at the same time. Edit: However I will use my rubber or wooden mallets, not my fists for the stubborn pieces. 😅

Nice ❤❤❤❤

great now i can't stand living in my house which was great till i watched this video

Nice

Sự chỉnh chu tuyệt với của thế giới vật chất 👌

Great

In an island country that experiences many earthquakes and some floods, your homes should be elevated with the use of iron/steel posts/pillars. In other words, the 1st floor of the house should be a garage and the 2nd floor should be the living space. And in order to allow the iron posts to jiggle a bit during an earthquake, the base of the post should be resting in a concrete basin/well where the concrete bottom is shaped slightly round & the bottom of the posts can have iron spheres/balls that are welded securely to the posts. … In other words, designIng Japanese homes with the ability to sway just a little bit during an earthquake, helps the entire structure to stay intact.

Fantastic work! Certainly better than a lot of carpenters here in US.

Feng-chuang ❤ SUPER

Pěkný 👍

We need this in america

Good

Que maravilha, de Arte Parabéns! !!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

今どき手作業で建ててくれる大工さんがいるとは。 いくらかかるんだろうか。

Mooi! BAMBOE

This japanese carpenters are really ingenious persons who ever named "Daiku Shouyan/大工　正やん" (Daiku=carpenter , Shouyan= given names)

Now available at IKEA 👍.

Можно мне таких рабочих, вместо Узбеков?)) Спасибо, приятно смотреть!

كتييير حلو وعمل متقن

We need this America. So fast and effective.

VERY BEAUTIFUL QUALITY WOODEN HOUSE. BUT THE BEAUTIFUL STRUCTURAL BEAMS ARE MOSTLY HIDDEN.

Класс 👍👍👍👍👍

I would like to work at least one month or more for self-development. I love working with wood

The design and concept have been simplified to an incomparable level these days in Japan. The greatest change has been in the roof design and overall shape. I assume cost and an ever increasing lower than middle class wage earner families are the cause. Most homes built now in Japan are cube in plan and slight grade flat roof hidden by the wall face facade. Natural airflow now is derived from mechanical methods with windows generally for light transfer at a minimum dimension. I have noticed that usually one larger dimension window at second levels I believe which may be for emergency access or exit. The craftsmanship hasn’t been lost from what I have seen.

They can build high quality infrastructure with in the budget.

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

I love this smell)

👍

💎⚡🙏👍 !!!

Русский стиль из круглого леса веками стоит😊😉

@user-jo1pf7zc5e

11 ай бұрын

У них это космос денег стоит,а в России это дёшево,но есть и у нас космос,если строить по Библии

@creeomaster2337

11 ай бұрын

В России дерево в некоторых регионах стоит дороже чем кирпич из керамики.

@user-jo1pf7zc5e

11 ай бұрын

@@creeomaster2337 смотря какое дерево и какая керамика.Дерево всегда лучше , читайте Библию из чего и зачем царь Соломон строил себе Храм.

@user-gk9gb5pt1s

11 ай бұрын

​@@user-jo1pf7zc5e🤣🤣🤣 приехали! От деревянного дома к храму👍👍👍😁

@user-jo1pf7zc5e

11 ай бұрын

@@user-gk9gb5pt1s а разве плохо иметь свой Храм,я лично себе построил,очень полезная вещь ,продлевает жизнь,не даёт заболеть,лечит все болезни,самый прекрасный сон.Всем советую,если интересно всё показано на моём канале,жаль что вы не научились пользоваться ютубом,так бы всё увидили

👍😎👍❤

Чувствую себя рукожопом на их фоне

How we can reach them to make same building out of japan..

😊

Мда.. У нас мебель так не делают как этот домик.

@user-jo1pf7zc5e

11 ай бұрын

Точно сказано,в России всё на гавноУголках и с ватой из гавна и окна из китайской пластмассы и коовля из бумаги пропитаная битумом и формальдегидный ламинат за 3 коп. И радости полные штаны и ещё этими гавноДомами хваляться в ютубе

Подскажите пожалуйста название треков

Из какого дерева они строят?

这种木头房子抗震

经典

6:51 A real handyman would never screw a screw without making a hole first, because the wood breaks apart.

воттолько такие дома почемуто при сильном ветре начинабт летать и рассыпаться

I would suggest that this house was assembled. It appears that all the pieces were prefabricated away from the job site.

@parimalkisku8232

11 ай бұрын

Jjjjujuj

@paul-up3ul

11 ай бұрын

💩😛🤸

😳😳😳😳😳😳😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲

А в России дома из гаановеток

Это не строительство ,это монтаж.

日本には春から夏の間に1.5ヶ月程の「梅雨」があり、梅雨から夏にかけて高温多湿が続きます。 木造建築の耐久性は？と疑問に思われる外国の方も多いかもしれませんが、日本では1000年前の 木造建築物が現存しています。また、日本は非常に地震が多い国です。金物はあくまで補助に、 基本は桟や筋交いを多用する。木材の生命力や強靱性を熟知した大工さん達「匠」の仕事です。

People won't have a forest very soon

Ахренеть и это японцы у которых нету лесов

Гореть будет жарко и быстро!

This is a wooden house built to withstand a magnitude 9.0 earthquake.💫

祝 海外進出

Then the white ants eat it up

I am from Canada, and while I can build a beautiful and warm house, and I'm sure I could follow their technique for earthquake and hurricane resistance, I don't know proper technique for dealing with termites and/or carpenter ants, and the thought of building a wood framed structure somewhere they could be is unnerving for me. I don't believe in using chemicals to solve what should be a material/layering problem, so I'm curious what technically capable people do to solve this properly. Also, where I'm from the humidity is low, so metal roofing is actually a pretty good choice, while in the "Pacific Northwest" people tend to prefer cedar, which can handle the humidity but not alot of UV. What's a modern durable solution for roofing in Japan?

@daniellewis984

5 ай бұрын

@@user-rv1ji3hp4u I guess that's why knowledge is dying out.

Why are you uploading other people's content?

Где гидроизоляция между фундаментом и нижним брусом дома? Халтура!

Hundreds of trees were destroyed to build this house! Only for one house! Now houses are printed on a 3d printer from recycled materials. Do they not know about this in Japan? You are the destroyers of the forest!

А где зазоры под расширение материала? И почему ступени торчат наружу - это же травмоопасно?!

Шляпа каркасная

very odd layout

How unfortunate the amount of trees destroyed for clinging to traditions.

This is some low-end assembly not worthy of being called Japanses Architecture. Just a few joineries here & there don't make it a masterwork.

Дом из говна и палок. Не по строительным нормам

Дерево на бетон? Без гидроизоляции? Серьезно? Нахер гнать таких "мастеров"!

Eres cabron respetos 👍

nice but nothing special at all.its cnc machined as much as can be they are just asembeling it together and they dont look more skilled than you must be to work this kind of job.he got my points for doing a few man job by him self alone.overall nice project