This laboratory creates gardens for Japanese gardens, manages old gardens (shrines and temples, etc.), makes tea rooms for outdoor use, cuts trees, prunes (including the disposal of fallen trees and disaster recovery), etc. We also provide technical guidance and lectures on old-style construction methods. We hope to provide a wide range of technical information, which has never been disclosed in detail, to Japanese garden enthusiasts and people in the same business. Of course, we also offer consultations on Japanese gardens regardless of individual corporations.
A massive thanks to you, it took me a couple of times viewing your vid to get the technique.. (to expand abit more i was trying to lash bamboo with hay twine and indestructible fibre used for bailing etc.. but slippery as, and unforgiving.. your knot was brilliant !! much cheers & thanks for posting that, cheers Jon !
What does kakui mean? I tried to research it but couldn't find any info. I also asked my Japanese wife and she couldn't find any info either. Thank you!
*Thank you for your comment. You mentioned the term "kakkui" in the video, which means that when you cut back a branch, it dies because you left the branch in the middle. I had been strictly instructed by my seniors in the provinces not to leave any "kakkui".
So far, the color has faded, but I don't see anything particularly rotten. In some circumstances, however, this may be the case, so daily observation and management are important.
動画の中で「 かっくい 」という業界用語が出ていましたが、これは枝の切り戻しの際、枝を途中で切り残して枯れたものになります。地方の先輩から「かっくいを残すな」と厳しく指導されていました。また「サバ」についてはInstagramのIGTVでも説明していますので、興味のある方は下記のリンクよりご覧ください。 In the video, there was an industry term "kakui", which means that when you cut back a branch, the branch is cut off in the middle and becomes withered. I was strictly instructed by my seniors in the countryside not to leave behind any kakui. You can also learn more about mackerel on Instagram's IGTV, so check out the link below if you're interested. サバについてはこちら↓ instagram.com/tv/CU40AYhtVfk/
2021.10.27 日本語・英語・ドイツ語・スペイン語・タイ語・中国語（繁体字）・韓国語・インドネシア語の字幕をおきました。 2021.10. 27 Japanese, English, German, Spanish, Thai, Chinese (Traditional), Korean and Indonesian subtitles were added.
９月９日 日本語・英語・ドイツ語・スペイン語・タイ語・中国語（繁体字）・韓国語の自動翻訳をおきました。 September 9 Automatic translation of Japanese, English, German, Spanish, Thai, Chinese (Traditional) and Korean was made.
@Less Talk, More Delicious I accidentally deleted the comment. I'm sorry. Thank you for your review and comments. Regarding your inquiry, Depending on the gardening environment (surrounding environment, land area, height, etc.) I think a crane truck is necessary to put a stone in the place. There is a method that can be done manually, such as lifting with a chain block after being carried to the land. However, even though the garden stones used in the video are small, they still weigh about 1 ton, so it is quite difficult. You can find information on how to assemble stones using chain blocks on our website. Please refer to the following link. I'm sorry I didn't give you a clear answer. How t make a Japanese garden (dry landscape garden, stone garden) Part 1 nippon-teien.com/2020/07/11/how-to-make-japanese-garden-part1/ How to make a Japanese garden (dry landscape garden, stone garden) Part 2 nippon-teien.com/2020/08/08/how-to-make-japanese-garden-part2/
Thanks for the reply and also for the links to your website with using chain-blocks! It’s perfect! Those links/website-page have very beautiful, big, tall stones in them! I like it a lot! How much do those particular stones in the links/website weigh on average? 教えてくれてありがとうございます！🙏
@@nippon-teien thanks again! They sound very heavy! 😮 I only have 2-3’ long stones in my garden. 😅 But, they were still very heavy and difficult for me to install. 🥵
今回はマニアックな内容となります。造園業者様には見慣れた風景かと思いますが、それ以外の日本庭園愛好家の方にとっては、日本庭園が出来るまでのプロセスは珍しいかもしれません。字幕関係は明日以降にアップいたします。→8.31 日本語・英語・ドイツ語・スペイン語・タイ語・中国語（繁体字）・韓国語の自動翻訳をおきました。 This time the content is maniac. I think it is a familiar landscape for landscape gardeners, but for other Japanese garden lovers, the process to make a Japanese garden may be rare. The subtitling will be uploaded after tomorrow. → 8.31 Automatic translations for Japanese, English, German, Spanish, Thai, Chinese (Traditional) and Korean.
