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Splendid🌻 thank you for sharing 💖🍀🙏

Definitely more efficient in terms of water use than a Western tub. The traditional furo or ofuro definitely were a fantastic way to relax and restore. Most Americans can't imagine it because its not familiar. I built one interpreting an Irish contact's interpretation of one. Its nowhere near as refined as a traditional one or his but quite effective nevertheless. The experience reminded me a bit of a floatation tank. Incredible how little water it took to come up to my neck. Near buoyant there is no pressure on the joints, no sense of being cramped. I had mine wheeled outside during a bad heat wave here with the furo's water temperature between 80-85. It was so restorative I could have zoned out for hours instead after 30 minutes. The effects lasted for hours afterwards.

I love these old traditional buildings, most of all houses....even old ones in USA...

I live in America and plan on building a Japanese inspired house soon. Where could I buy materials like the Shoji sliding door, and tatami mats?

Another episode of "A man with too many hobbies." Brilliant.

What a gorgeous home 😍

The old tubs look cute and cozy and made for a very small person. I doubt I'd feel comfortable in any way. Although I have a claw foot tub, I use the shower nozzle taking a short military shower. I'd have to install me something similar in an old house but I love all the great wood worked craftmanship gone into them.

So realistic - I wonder what you've achieved in the last 3 years 😊

Beautiful house and a wonderful tour; one can see how Frank Lloyd Wright drew inspiration for his Usonian concepts.

This is the most British man of all time....lol. Beautiful wood, lovely house.

Beautiful. However, I wish you had stated what each room was used for.

Is no one going to mention the glasses outfit combo?!

The house looks like it's built in Taisho or Shōwa era.

Narcissist.He is his biggest fan.

I had a slightly different style of this type of bath. No gas burner underneath, just a simple copper pot bellied burner built inside the bath, that used wood and charcoal to directly heat the water surrounding it, .........Japanese ingenuity at it's best.

Where can i by one?

What an amazing house. So lucky to live there ❤

I love how much you love your watering can. I think it is thee best thing I have seen for a decade. Thank you

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The ⚛️ Atomic Community ⚛️ appreciates you greatly Chris!

I love these older homes. The craftsmanship and design surpasses the modern ones. Thank you for sharing your home and expertise.

17:00: That toilet is considered (As my personal opinion) "off the rails" for me becuase of its deisgner

hope you are doing ok.

I have seen a few artisan shops specialising in making traditional wooden tubs and baths in Bangkok's Chinatown. Check it out.

Oh man, that kitchen.... no....

Great show, thanks for shering

Excellent share thank you🙏🏼

Clever bathing arrangements!

hOST IS A REPULSIVE NINNY GROSS

Interesting to see the large lamp, I have a couple of the smaller ones, one having the fuel tank at the side, a Butterfly Downward Lamp, and a Peacock Lamp, what is the brand of the large lamp with the annular fount? Thanks😊

saw a movie back in probably the 80s (probably JPN made) where an American stayed w/ a Japanese family after his plane crashed... they had a single-user bath of wood seemingly a bit taller and more boxy than these with a wood-fed stove below the seat portion

Cork helmet and women sandals make a treasure hunt something special! Hahahaha

Take the chin strap off

Fabulous

Excellent, thank you, Chris, RxR

I think you should keep searching. You might find that horse.

I have always found the word”delibertedely” hard to say. Try saying it twice!!! My go to word is usually “intendentialy”.

Haha. Last “about ten minutes.” That’s what you said in 2002 when you bought the model airplane.

Awesome. I am also astounded by the all-consuming nature of the smart phone. I work in university and students will sit beside each other and never make iContact or talk with each other an entire semester. They don’t even know the names of the people next to them. And of course, this means they’re missing out on making the great of connections of their life. Of course, it’s not confined the classroom. Between classes and across campus and when they get into their cars or get on the bus to go home, many are oblivious to the world they physically in. Anyway, it’s great to see you on the bike. It looks like fun.

Lots of fun!

Incidentally, I am located in Nara.

This is excellent. I share your disdain for the hideous modern Japanese lighting. It confuses me that people don’t see how terrible it is. I intend to replace as much of the lighting I can in our kominka in the next year or so. Beyond, say the Kyoto antique market, where would you recommend I look for these older lights?

Love your house and what you’ve accomplished! Great video!

This should be taken in Japan

It's just fabulous!

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oh dear, I'm so obsessed with the rich Japanese culture. Such beautiful traditional architectural design of buildings.

Ok let me say this.. the guest house looking that maculate! Its breathtaking! Honestly the Cuda (How closed captioning is spelling it) I'd love to have a simple home built like that. Each one of these homes has great appeal. So detailed and always a REASON to be made the way they are.

この屋敷の格式はそれほど高くない。柱が細すぎるし、柱の材質が柾目でない。天井が低すぎる。柱に釘隠しなどの装飾がぜんぜん無い。

Beautiful house, horrible taste of your furniture