이거 일본 여행가서 비싼데도 불구하고 작은 사이즈 30 만원 정도에 사왔습니다. 저런 빗자루 만드는 곳이 몇군데 있더군요. 그런데, 쓰다보니 털빠지고 그냥 그랬습니다. 나중에 알리에서 거의 똑같은 제품 5천원에 구매했는데,결론은 둘다 품질차이가 크게 없다는 것이 였습니다. 일본에는 장인이란게 존재하지 않는것 같습니다. 장모님은 있는것 같습니다.
😂😂😂😂😂 Loving Japanese skills as depicted in rest of series. But this broom making episode is more of a demonstration in the art of Japanese piss taking.
No brasil é feita uma vassoura quase igual a essa, so o nome é vassoura de piassava, e pra fazer ela você tem que caça subir e pega um tipo de palmeira que so existe no norte do brasil em um estado especifico no meio da mata e de la arranca a piassava! No final fica bem parecido com essa vassoura japonesa
Tontemo sutekidesu...watashi wa, vassoura no coleções , shimasu...(obra de arte )...0medetougozaimasu... Londrina...Paraná...Brasil ...arigatougozaimasu.
First of all the big broom reminds me of a Menorah. Secondly at time 04:20 the pliers being used are aircraft safety wire pliers. Too cool seeing some of the tools I use at work being shown in a Japanese craft video.
И таких производств в Японии много. Интересна цена конечного изделия. Уж очень много времени уходит на его производство. Дорогая метла выходит. Очень дорогая.
Well done- Perhaps the future portends other things that are hidden from our eyes now. Just as yesterday the pyramids and how to build them were mysterious and a secret of civilizations, so Japan will be an independent planet on its own, and the Kamikaze civilization was nothing but a form of madness and possession of the devil. Therefore, the Indus tribes that lived on both banks of the Miragoba River were living safely
I am confused as I clicked on something that said "handmade brush" and the first 4 processes shown so far have all been with modern electric tools. Them you skip the hand(?) painting step which is probably a beautiful process???
