Am I the only one who bows back when watching these videos. thanks Sensei 💯🤜

Great skills! My knees are sore for you.

A Master at work.

ANOTHER VERY HAPPY CUSTOMER ‼️‼️🔨🔨 Vinny 🇺🇸

Excellent work and a great inspiration

Congratulations ! Very beautiful job

Impressive. Beautiful to watch you working. All the best

Wonderful carpentry joints👍

Wow. Great precision work. I need to get me one of those "Half-Man" Kamoi stoppers.

I love watching you cut into beautiful wood and make such perfect joints.

"I like this kind of work". Me as well! Lovely real carpentry. Thank you

Wonderful! Arigato!

Omoshiroii! Your narration is very good!

This turned out amazing! Thank you for sharing!

Thank you for sharing!💜

Thank You very much. 🙏

Nice! In future videos you should show us how to get those perfect pocket screw pilot holes each time!

This is pure gold and diamonds 🙌🙏

I understand the difficulties of this project but I have to say, 'You make it look SO EASY' with your enormous skills & understanding. I admit to being a 'bit dumb' when it comes to some of your projects & their complexities but can you explain what the value is in tapping the edges of the ends of timbers before fitting them in to place, I have forgotten but it seems most important. I absolutely love your skill level, your understanding of all processes & the explanations given, it makes viewing SO much more enjoyable. Cheers, Don from South Australia.

Can't find anything online about the Han yaku tool. Please post links of the tools featured. Great content. Thanks!

Japanese houses look extremely sturdy. You won't find this many supporting columns in western houses.

Merveilleux ! 素晴らしい 🙏

Fantastic ,thank you

I still have so much to learn...

thank you. awesome.

How nice.In our country beautiful wood like this a scarce comidity😭

イシュラーを習えてよかった ❤❤❤

I was so surprised when I see him marking finished timber with a hammer 🔨 , , then he used water to raise the grain & i was like oh I like it, I wonder how much that works as we don't do that in the UK

なんて完璧な仕事👏🏻

ขอบคุณมากครับ👍🙏

Thanks!

Thats insane I'm not ganna say a single word 🤔😶😍

Très beau travail ! merci pour le partage !

Dear Shoyan, thank you alot once again for the great video. I would like to ask you if you are using any kind of wax in the grooves of the shikii. Why do the doors slide so smooth?

You should show links for the tools you use. I have tried to find them here in the states and I am not having much luck.

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Why japanese are better than anyone in everything !

I am not sure that "dowel" is the best word. Spline would probably be better. It probably isn't exactly a spline joint, but that might be the closest.

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Where can I find a Japanese door carpenter in Dallas area, TX?

Is he using a decimal inch square?

Am I correct that flooring is Hinoki and Kamoi/Shikii are Sugi?

I actually, hate the Japanese sliding doors though. Our four kids destroyed all of the fusuma, shouji, and all of the naisou walls and even on the ceiling. They did rakugaki all over them, punched holes, and as soon as a hole opened, they started tearing the paper off. I prefer latex enamel paint on the walls and ceiling, not wall paper etc. The fusuma and shouji have good esthetics for the ambience, but, I think that they should change to more robust synthetic materials for wall and ceiling coverings, shouji, fusuma and even tatami. Like for shouji, some opaque polymer white sheet would offer the exact same esthetic from sight, while being much more robust and resistant to punctures and kids drawing on them. For the wall naisou, my kids drew on the wall, just trying mypet and trying to wash it off, rubbed a big hole in the wall paper. Silicone latex wall paint is best for homes with kids. They draw on the wall, you can wipe it right off and it lasts for years.