Japanese plastering professional, it is good for understanding Japanese traditional skills. DIY 

nice work, im a plasterer from the UK always find it interesting how other countries do it. Good work and very tidy 👍

What kind of board is that? Is it some kind of waterproof cement board or foam board meant for plaster to be applied to? It looks really useful, with the ridges keyed in already for the plaster to stick, and you just use silicone between the seams? In USA to plaster onto a wood structure you need to staple a metal wire net on first, with water resistant tar paper behind it, this looks a lot better and like it saves time. I love the Japanese style pointed trowels, I'm so glad I have them in USA. I have one from Japan and one from Taiwan.

Quite unique trowel, really differ compared to other countries

Forgive my ignorance, but what makes this 'traditional' and what's the difference with modern plastering? Is it the materials used, or perhaps the techniques?

which Japanese trowel is used to apply very stiff lime plastering requiring very high compression to get the plaster to move across the wall ?

Good!👍👍👍

GOOD!

Good!

Good! 👍

Wow that’s so cool!! You are so underrated!! I love it!

Great skills! Im a plasterer in the uk i wonder if our skills here would transfer over? Would love to try out some plastering in Japan 👍

このしごとは さっかん ですか???

What is average monthly plaster salery in japan?