I live in a 16th Century, wooden framed building with two feet thick outer stone walls. It's actually an old converted Almshouse. Whilst I love the eccentricity of the place, with its wonderful internal structure and solid beams, there is barely a straight line in the whole building and every beam and lintel is nailed together. But then I look at a video such as this, with the intricate, hand carved connections between the various beams and I am utterly fascinated and impressed. Not a nail in sight and such beautifully simple and elegant lines. True craftsmanship of the highest standard.

見て覚えて場数を経験するしか無いことがよくわかります。 古来から皆そうして技術を受け継いできましたね。そしてそれはこれからもそうなのでしょう。 現場では無いところで全て口で説明できないし聞いても理解できない。 積み重ねられた技と心の伝承は全てそうですね。

Japan is a country where wood construction and art meet in such a beautiful way.

Amazing!!!!! Japanese carpenters are the best in the world...no question.

OMG! Watching them work I would never tell them I work construction in the U.S. It's such precision and they handle with the utmost care, simply the best!

These people respect their job!!!!!!!!!!

wow ..what the amazing group...

Thank you！

amazing.

Gyönyörű! Ez már valódi művészet! Csoda...

スゴすぎる計算し尽くされてる

素晴らしい仕事して下さい

Não existem palavras para descrever esse trabalho!!!!! Dizer que é incrível, fantástico e maravilhoso ainda é pouco!!

thank you

Виртуозы! ))))

職人だなあ。

以前の動画に申し訳ないのですが一棟、墨付け→刻み→上棟までどのくらいの時間がかかるのですか？

Вот парни дают . СпецНаз по дереву !!!

あのちぎりが入ってると割ける気がしないです…安心して吊れますね。

I do not understand the safety logic of hard hats and no boots. What aren't all of the workers wearing hard hats?

俺ここの近所に住んでる

日本人のコメントより海外のコメントの方がまともなの悲しいわ。伝統的建築なんだから俺達素人がとやかく言うもんじゃないだろうに

吊荷はちゃんとかいしゃくロープを使いましょう。

木工看中国比较好。