A 135 Year Old Japanese Lumberyard! Global and Domestic Supplier of High Quality Hinoki Wood

[@twcmaker]

Very good thank you. Love the kiln drying process and info they share.

[@NSResponder]

All the precision you show us in Japanese carpentry carries through to the sawmill, too. Very interesting.

[@BeingJapan]

Very cool. I own a forest in Toyota and do bring down the odd tree for use. I cut the wood myself. It's mainly a Cyprus forest. I cut one tree down and counted the 92 rings on it.

[@zukiw1546]

Thank you 🙂

[@anthonywall5227]

Thank you

[@georgebalogi8751]

Excellent video ... again! Thank you.

[@mymemeplex]

awesome place.

[@henkka8517]

Very informative

[@FoxyfloofJumps]

So you're saying that we should definitely buy from them if we are in Japan for a project?

[@dinewalton]

Which is the most profitable hardwood you can grow in Japan? Jindai Sugi? Kōyamaki? Kiri? or something else?

[@benjarongprojects]

Stickers? “Fillets” in Australia.

[@-wowtrader]

i wan't to open new wood milla in japan ,how do this ? i'm in sri lanka .i have money open it.

[@cattleNhay]

So I just subscribed…where is my welcome gift chisel? ;)