Shokunin | Mino-Yaki　職人シリーズ・美濃焼

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Today we visit Shibata-san, an artisan with 50 years of experience making Mino-Yaki pottery and sculptures. Here at the Home of Clay Arts he holds classes for anyone interested in learning from him, including foreign students!
Website: www.ho-ca.com/sta22342/index.html
Tel: 0572-22-6322
Cell phone: 090-1283-3197
email: info@ho-ca.com
日本の陶磁器生産の約半分を占めるといわれる「美濃焼」。今回は陶芸作家の柴田節郎さんとその工房教室を取材させていただきました。柴田さんは美濃焼に生涯をかけて挑み、現在は岐阜県多治見市で陶芸教室を運営されています。
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Shokunin (職人) is the Japanese word for craftsman or craftswoman. These are the men and women who preserve Japan’s traditional legacy of hand-crafting products including swords, drums, fans, pottery and more. Many shokunin use crafting methods that have been passed down for hundreds of years, sometimes within a single family. But because most things can be mass-produced these days, shokunin, and their skills, are disappearing. We want to help protect Japan’s historical arts by spreading awareness of their arts and broadening their market within Japan and overseas.
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@IcarusNadir 9 лет назад

'' *For some people even if you teach them everything, they won't learn. But for some even if I only teach them a little, they learn everything.* '' Beautiful.

@Alusnovalotus 5 лет назад

Bert Buddha nature

@luiliquid 9 лет назад

I love how he says "I'll keep creating until I die." True dedication to the art.

@geowhit88 9 лет назад

For some reason, I feel really privileged to be watching this.

@Jongeruz 9 лет назад

"I teach them the basics, but they have to create on their own." I don't think enough people understand how important this concept of learning is. Whether it's music, pottery, dance, etc., only the art of creation can fully teach someone that.

@TexaninTokyo 9 лет назад

SHOKUNIN VIDEOS. Fun fact, I used to have a clay wheel when I was younger and made tons of crappy bowls, uneven plates, cups that often broke, and ash trays (even though no one in my family smoked). Good times.

@dann2678 9 лет назад

Texan in Tokyo oh my gosh lucky ~~ i wish i had that :)

@hyacynth_saranghae8604 6 лет назад

Dann hey..I just want to ask who's on you profile pic..

@hyacynth_saranghae8604 6 лет назад

Dann I know this is like 2 YEARS AGO ALMOST 3 YEARS or so but yeah im curious😅😅

@McLovinMods 6 лет назад

Hyacynth_ saranghae do a reverse image search. It's super easy

@FreeSeoul 9 лет назад

I love how us Australians say 'I'll cya later' even though we know we'll never meet again.

@RedundantRhyno 9 лет назад

TheOblivionGate See ya later alligator. In a while crocodile. :)

@jody024 9 лет назад

TheOblivionGate i'd rather say cya later than goodbye

@fuckumanuel4696 9 лет назад

because goodbye is hard to say

@abcdefghilihgfedcba 9 лет назад

TheOblivionGate I don’t. It sounds stupid and confusing.

@Kai-bm8cv 9 лет назад

***** Asian is a race and Australian is a nationality. Learn it.

@RachelandJun 9 лет назад

EDIT: DONE! Bed nao Working on English subtitles now!

@PatriciaDroddy 9 лет назад

WOW! Absolutely amazing !

@michaelaltawil 9 лет назад

why did they start to speak to you in English?

@Kachuzumaki 9 лет назад

there was a delay in audio in some parts of the video

@PVTfluffy 9 лет назад

Rachel & Jun Thank you so much for sharing this with us!!

@fuckumanuel4696 9 лет назад

Amazing video Rachel. That man is incredible and seems nice. :)

@RachelandJun 9 лет назад

日本の陶磁器生産の約半分を占めるといわれる「美濃焼」。今回は陶芸作家の柴田節郎さんとその工房教室を取材させていただきました。柴田さんは美濃焼に生涯をかけて挑み、現在は岐阜県多治見市で陶芸教室を運営されています。この度は快く取材に応じていただき、本当にありがとうございました！

@paradise356 9 лет назад

You should do a video on Japanese washi paper art! I recently got back from a class trip and we got to learn about it in either Toyota or a town near Toyota.

@m.o.x 9 лет назад

"I'll keep creating until I die." Beautifully said.

@LB-qs3bt 9 лет назад

"I wonder what it'll be next" That's one sassy grandpa if i ever saw one.

@LovelyDray 9 лет назад

Man, not only do I love this series and what you guys show us, I also get goosebumps from your editing and way of filming...the calm way in which you show these things as opposed to the flashy way TV likes to do it. And that last sentence of his, brilliant! (On another note, man, he doesn't like like he's 75!)

@TasdiqueChowdhury 9 лет назад

I really appreciate the unique insights of Japan you provide for us internationally. Like, I never expected to learn about pottery via a Japanese RU-vid channel, lol! Thank you, Rachel & Jun.

@Thornsworks 9 лет назад

Wow, what an amazing man! So full of life and personality, and he looks WAY younger then 75! Thank you yet again guys for another amazing short documentary! You have a great talent for letting the personalities and the history of the people you show shine through.

@YoshikazuHayashi 9 лет назад

Thank you so much for recording how these creators and craftsmen think and do their jobs. I learn a lot even though I am Japanese. こうした職人さんや芸術家の方々のお話と仕事を記録に留めてくださり、ありがとうございます。日本人としても知らないことが多く、勉強になります。また、世界に発信してくださることも、嬉しく思います。

@jody024 9 лет назад

I love these videos about Traditional Japanese crafts, you guys deserve a TV show

@himeroswings 9 лет назад

I just cried at a video of someone making ceramics. I love how much respect you show for the subject of these videos and I can feel the warmth you intend to portrait in this series of videos. Thank you!

@RachelandJun 9 лет назад

★Subtitles!★ *English* *Japanese* *Dutch* *Arabic* thanks to: 〉Mayz Isa〈 *French* thanks to: Ambre Luna *Bosnian* *German* thanks to: Andi *Spanish* thanks to: Karen Juliette *Vietnamese* thanks to: Yến Nhi Nguyễn *Hungarian* thanks to: Tamás Szántó *Indonesian*

@RachelandJun 9 лет назад

日本語字幕はＣＣ/設定からお願いします！

@LiKeMEVEVO 9 лет назад

ありがとう〜

@godschild092002 9 лет назад

Rachel, how long did it take you to be fluent in Japanese?

@lennsoulessaint1206 9 лет назад

This is absolutely lovely! Thank you for sharing Rachel & Jun

@jaxhea777 9 лет назад

Watching this gave me such a strong feeling of nostalgia. I live in the United States with my family, but since we were military, we got the chance to live in Okinawa for three years. I vividly remember a class where we learned how to do pottery like this (of course, being very young, it didn't come out quite as well as these). I loved it, and I was always intrigued by it. Watching the process always makes me feel so calm and inspired. Thank you for the video :)

@catzgurl1984 9 лет назад

Aww... Jun had a 'Rachel Moment' at 7:58 "Rachel I want to live here!" So sweet. A very informative video too.

@jonnywright5807 9 лет назад

I don't know why, but I had a huge grin on my face throughout that whole video. Shibata-san looks so happy to be alive and doing what he does. When he said that he'd be creating things until he dies, it really touched me. What a fantastic human being! Thanks for sharing that with us!

@QuestionZleep 9 лет назад

I love this channel because of these types of videos.. Thank you Rachel and jun!

@district7gargoyles 9 лет назад

I really love that ya'll do this series, thank you. Thank you so much for sharing Shibata-san's art, process, and studio with us! A big thank you to him for allowing it as well!

@roofoochoo 9 лет назад

His pottery is so beautiful !!!

@boredphrog 9 лет назад

I don't know why but it's so relaxing to watch people create art like this. The clay just bends and molds to whatever shape. It's quite nice. :) Thanks for sharing!!

@Melthornal 9 лет назад

My roommate in college specialized in making Japanese ceramics. They were beautiful. She is Japanese, but grew up in Hawaii. She spends 3-4 months in Japan every year, mostly traveling around and speaking with various ceramics people. She tries to learn all of the traditional ways of making things. I have a few tea cups and a kettle she made for me, they are wonderful. :)

@hamamamamaan1 9 лет назад

外国人の生徒さんの話を聞いて、人を繋ぐのは言語だけではないんだなと感じました。私も日本人でありながら全ての日本文化を知っているわけではないので、この伝統工芸シリーズはとても勉強になります。

@susanpusan 9 лет назад

Creating the ceramics was really relaxing to watch!

@nikkids4266 9 лет назад

Thank you so much Rachel & Jun! I just adore your Shokunin series. And once I'm back on my feet (I'm a divorced single mom) I'm definitely going to be a patron of yours. Because I absolutely want to see more of these types of videos, not that I don't adore your day to day ones as well. You two are so cute together, and you Rachel have a great presence in front the camera for these types of informative videos. Please keep em coming. Thanks!

@tyneu7420 9 лет назад

Awesome! Thanks for sharing! I love seeing the 'lesser known' side of Japan. So much focus is directed towards temples and shrines, that I feel some of the smaller, more fine arts often get forgotten. For that reason, I feel they are starting to become a dying breed. I really appreciate you helping to keep these places fresh in our minds so that the crafts can remain alive through at least one more generation. Without (Amazing) people like you, our children may never have had the chance to know of these art forms. So once again, ありがとうございます！

@Lazylad0 9 лет назад

Would love more videos on Japanese art

@Serafinelly 8 лет назад

I loved his opinion about learning pottery, that he teaches the basics and then off you go. I always felt kind of bad and that I don't have the right to call myself a potter but I feel so much better now after watching a master saying this. Thank you both so much for making this video! Lots of love from Germany

@espoir8131 9 лет назад

Thank you for showing us! The still photos (when Shibata-san was molding clay) that showed the smooth detailed lines of the clay were really aesthetically pleasing. Also, that the artisan, with his experience, still comes off as humble is noteworthy.

@PatChatGC 9 лет назад

Another Artisan video! Loved it!

@david3851 9 лет назад

I really have to give my respect to those who are translating everything into german. Even I understand german I am reallyhappy that someone put so much effort into it. Arigatou gozaimasu :-)

@NightmareCCL 9 лет назад

"I guess the ladies are excited. I have no idea what they just said" lol! This is such a good video! Thank you!

@neonecko1876 9 лет назад

Oh, I would LOVE to go to his school and learn from him... I haven't done pottery in a few years but I really enjoy doing it and I miss it, I could spend hours at the wheel making things and never get bored. This kind of thing is right up my alley, so I will definitely check this out when I go to Japan... thank you so much for sharing, Rachel and Jun :D

@hunnyflash 8 лет назад

Thank you very much for making this! Many people have no idea that Japanese craftsmen and artists, especially in ceramics, are the most notable and respected in the world. So many of our traditions in pottery came from the East. Ceramics itself is this wonderful mix of physics, chemistry, and art! It's something I wish everyone could experience. If anyone is ever curious, a class at your local community college is probably not too expensive!

@Readera 9 лет назад

I love the Shokunin series and I look forward to the next one, as always!

@Midori_Hoshi 9 лет назад

He really does look great for being 75 years old!

@lovebats 9 лет назад

this video made me want to start making ceramics again. I used to in the last year of high school

@mapleloveful 9 лет назад

Sally's accent is too amazing

@shadoubreak 9 лет назад

This was very heartwarming. I love these videos because you get to see how normal people do their work and it's just so amazing how you guys capture the best moments. Thank you!

@Renshou 8 лет назад

it seriously leaves me without words on how these amazing Japanese people are so passionate about these things!

@Linkinparkerin19 9 лет назад

I just LOVE this series of craftsmen! Thank you!!!

@teacup4561 9 лет назад

I love these types of videos! The artistic and historical side of Japan that gets skipped on so many other channels. Plus we can all meet really incredible, talented, and inspirational people. I look up to the craftsmen and artisans featured here. I too want to do something I love until I die!

@faerywillowtree 9 лет назад

I hope you continue to make these kind of videos. Very interesting and beautiful. Thank you Rachel and Jun!

@chasitykbae 9 лет назад

I'd really like to visit this! This man is so inspiring working until isn't unable to work. Someone like Shibata-San is a great person , I'd love to meet him! Great video btw :))

@vonno5050 9 лет назад

Fantastic video!!!! what a gem this gentleman is. Jun also sounded so happy viewing the house 😊😊 thank you for sharing

@segupengu 9 лет назад

thank you for continuing the artisan videos. I like that he touched on the difference between artisan and production potters. keep it up!!

@angelad7445 9 лет назад

Beautiful. One day I want to travel Japan and collect a variety of handmade wares for my home.

@MaraWaka 9 лет назад

Oh wow your narration voice is getting so good. I wish I could sound as good in my videos. And the film quality is pro. Great transitions and cuts. This looks pretty professional level. Nice work!

@hipstalobsta9212 9 лет назад

Thank you for introducing this artist! Shibata-san has an amazing attitude. -Lind

@Coulkitty52415 9 лет назад

I love videos like these learning more and more everyday about Japan because of you guys 😊

@Leeland101mac 9 лет назад

Absolutely adored this video. As a ceramics student myself, seeing those who have excelled and will excel in the arts is amazing to see. Thank you for filming this and I am jealous you got to be there!

@cbigalex 8 лет назад

Thank you! I've seen Shibata-san work before from his USA shows. He has had a profound effect on my and many others artistic style/sensibility. It is great knowing that he is teaching. I always pictured him as a master creator teaching somewhere in the mountains with students living at the workshop.

@sheperdslegion9861 9 лет назад

Thank you for uploading this, it really nice to see this side of japan!

@masterjennifer4549 6 лет назад

Beautiful, so thought provoking. "Ill keep creating until I die." That inspired me greatly. All these great people dedicating their life to their passion, truly motivating. ❤

@0lako 9 лет назад

is it OK if this kind of videos make me emotional? cause they do ugh thanks guys ♡ and Rachel that bowl was great! you have so much talent ☆ !

@shanellim2812 9 лет назад

I love this series so much! Can't wait for the next one!

@bAssackwardsGP 9 лет назад

I'll say it again now, I love these videos! Thank you Rachel, Jun, and all of the other wonderful people involved!

@iambunnieman 9 лет назад

I love people who a very passionate about something. I really admire their love and dedication to their craft and it makes me feel all warm inside. Since I'm still young, it gives me hope that one day I will find something that I will dedicate my life to.

@JosePerez-ur6mu 9 лет назад

I love these type of videos, you guys do its SO good Thank you

@warrenandyiching 9 лет назад

I've been loving your Shokunin videos. The editing, the music, the interviews are just so well done! They always feel so peaceful!

@MissOtaku421 9 лет назад

This is hands down my favorite Shokunin video

@annakravtsova1902 9 лет назад

Thank you so much for this amazing series! Every video always makes me so happy... It's so heartwarming seeing people do things they love for their whole lives.

@KKCheerioFace 9 лет назад

This is my favourite of the series so far! I have no idea why but I was so moved by this. It's truly a wonderful feeling for an aspiring artist like me to be inspired. Thank you Rachel and Jun for sharing this and for your hard work!

@liefdeltora3088 9 лет назад

Rachel seems like a natural with pottery. Good job and cool video!

@ShairaLynnANunez 9 лет назад

Wow!! I was amazed by this video.. I really love how Japanese create amazing things like this. Thank you Rachel and Jun for this.. I am so excited to go to Japan and I can't wait to embrace the Japanese culture soon.. More power to you guys!!

@gaijinhakase1575 9 лет назад

This guy...wow. What an inspiration! My grandmother is the same way (kiln-fired glass artist) and I'm always amazed at her creativity and passion for pursuing and teaching her craft. Fantastic video guys, thank you!!

@segupengu 9 лет назад

love these videos. nice to see him explain artisan and production potters.

@stripped35 9 лет назад

Wow... just ...Wow. Thank you very much for going to all the trouble of making this and posting it.

@Nesdude42 9 лет назад

I adore these types of videos! Thank you Rachel and Jun!

@tinyfeistymillennial1157 9 лет назад

I love this series! It's so well done and fun to watch! Thank you!

@Helloworld-ss5uv 5 лет назад

I love the shokunin series. It’s really a treat to watch!

@Millou97 9 лет назад

These Shokunin videos are always so relaxing and interesting, and we can see that you guys work so hard on them. Love, love, love !

@LoganBewley 9 лет назад

These are seriously some of the coolest videos I've seen, definitely the best videos about Japan on youtube. This series is so fantastic thank you so much for making these!!!

@ReyHaruka 9 лет назад

THIS IS AMAZING! I CAN'T STOP LOOKING!

@elizanicoll9261 9 лет назад

I love these kinds of videos. Keep them coming!

@alexandraw909 9 лет назад

ahhh i ADORE these videos!!! thank you both from my heart for making them!

@starlightvampire 9 лет назад

I love these videos so, so much. They're like little documentaries. I have to say, I definitely teared up watching this one.

@costacollector 9 лет назад

This is very beautiful. I love this series. I think its amazing how he can teach regardless of the language barriers.

@Duncan-fc2cu 9 лет назад

Hi Rachel & Jun, I think this series is my favourite thing about your channel. As a few other people have said, the presentation and editing style is really nice. I'd love to see a couple of videos about how tatami mats and shoji are made if you don't already have plans to do so.

@AhmedAzzamAzzam 9 лет назад

your channel is getting better and better .. I love it so much

@magabi32 9 лет назад

Wonderful video, everything was very well done. Thank you for sharing with us all of this windows on the Japanese culture and there crafts.

@lizawithaz9524 9 лет назад

So interesting! Shibata-san is a very accomplished man....& he got the chance to meet David Bowie WOW! I would love to try this type of craft someday. Thanks for sharing :)

@urbancommando79 9 лет назад

thank you SO much for doing these videos I love the art , culture and people of Japan and hope to one day come there this series really makes me appreciate the hard work people put into the craft they choose so again THANK YOU

@Strider_Shinryu 9 лет назад

More fascinating stuff! Thank you so much for this video series. I can't wait for the next one.

@ezenart 8 лет назад

I love this series. Everything about it, thank you so much for making these videos, Rachel.

@bossfish7974 8 лет назад

I love these craft maker videos. It's so nice to see how things are made and the people that make them. They are so nice and humble. Thanks for sharing the experience! Hopefully one day I'll be able to try this out 😊

@legrovar 9 лет назад

I absolutely adore learning about this side of Japanese culture. Good job on these videos guys!

@EmiiPie 9 лет назад

Thank you both for this series! It is fantastic to see how things are made, and it is even more exciting because I would not be able to see this without your videos

@Rainy333 9 лет назад

I love this series, I'm so glad you guys are making it :) It's always to feel-good and professional. You're doing a great job presenting all these wonderful people to us :D

@camryds 9 лет назад

this was a wonderful video of people around japan that due truly creative things! thank you for sharing!

@Cabingirlandrandomcrap 9 лет назад

As an artist, I really appreciated this video. Thank you so much for taking the time and effort to make & edit this video! I am inspired now. :) (also need Sakka as my license plate)

@segupengu 9 лет назад

thank you for continuing the artisan videos, I really enjoy the work they put into such beautiful pieces! I like that he touched on the difference between a production potter and those that do it for art's sake. Keep up the great work!

@hlolypop 9 лет назад

This was great! Thank you Jun and Rachel.

@missmagikarp 9 лет назад

I've been subscribed for years and your Shokunin videos have quickly become my favourite thing to watch! I hope you can continue this series.

@majo24cj 9 лет назад

Beautiful video. Love you guys!!! :)

@IsaneJane 9 лет назад

I love this series. its absolutely amazing the amount of dedication and passion that these artists have for their craft, their niche in society. I feel like today people are always told they need to be good at more than one thing, and have many skills in order to compete with others to pursue their careers. But this is more beautiful and true, following and being content with a single craft that you love.