Online Japanese Carpentry Course through Real Construction⇒www.kickstarter.com/projects/1911438091/online-japanese-carpentry-course-through-real-construction We are building a Japanese carpentry school in France. We will document this entire process with drawings, photos and videos, and make it an online course so that everyone can learn about Japanese carpentry in English through this real construction project. We will use traditional Japanese techniques and construction methods, and use local materials such as wood, stone, and soil to build the most sustainable buildings possible. We hope you enjoy our carpentry learning materials. Let’s enjoy woodworking together!

Nicely done!

Congratulations with this beautiful Torii and thank you for taking us with you during the build 😀

This is such a nice torii gate. I love that they protected the paint with paper. I would love to visit the carpenter course, but I don't think I'll get a full month off from work for it 😕

This video brightened my day. I have never see how a torii is assembled. My heart is in 出雲大社 right now which was my plan to visit it the 3rd time this year. I will be back in Japan 🇯🇵☺️☺️

Ah it’s so beautiful , and a very nice size torii so nice to be part of in a small way

Very nice job colleague, I'm a carpenter from Argentina and I like to much Japanese carpentry.

...hello from France

..thanks for shares yours project

Are the short pieces (left and right ends) always made like plug-ins, or is it ever constructed as a eye-of-needle-and-thread sort of construction with the long beam going through (before lifting up the resulting H-bar to vertical). It's mysterious how the plug-in method looks level on the top, given the inaccuracies of wood construction.

Respect from Czech republik

I was a lot less interested in how you wrapped it with brown paper and whole much more interested in how you treated the bottom of the pole for placement in the ground.

That’s was great video. Thanks 🙏🏻

Beau travail! très professionnel

Super travail 👍

You should have described how you prepared the bottom of the post and then buried it in the ground.

Beautiful! The craftsmanship is superb! What kind of wood is that? Do you need to worry about decay in the part contacting the ground?

Awesome ... it looks realy great ...

Excellent carpentry. Will you soon be making a giant Torrii? One large enough to allow a semi truck through? Thank you.👍👍

Good job!

Muito bom!

Awesome

😍😍😍👏👏👏👏👏

Nice 👍👍👍

Can you give us the details We are living here in japan and we have plan to build like this

Sumimasen, watashi no nihongo we yokunai desu. It's been many years since I lived in Japan. If I was still there I'm sure I would enjoy spending some time at your school, I appreciated all the beautiful carpentry in Japan. I do some woodworking here in Canada. I built a little cabin with shou sugi ban siding a few years ago and I'm working on a timber framed outdoor kitchen right now. I think that a future project will be to build a torii gate (~4m tall). If you have the time could you tell me how deep you usually go for the foundation of a torii gate? This looked like ~40cm. And it's just with packed earth around it? Dozo yoroshiku.

How much do you think this would cost if I get this professionally done. The price of lumber also has gone up. Home Depot is selling this for $2300.00

Torii Gate! ⛩⛩⛩

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good job man! i have only one question, what’s the specific name of the red/orange colour you painted the wood?

Beautiful gate. But I had trouble watching the video because of the video transitions every second.

掘っ立て柱で何年持つものでしょうか？

The columns will rot in the ground in 3-4 years