For those of you questioning the craftsmanship, understand it’s a movie prop. Movie prop suppliers have their own processes that forego traditional steps due to efficiencies, etc. There are also varying degrees of movie prop quality. These prob are for extras and medium/long shots. There would also be much higher quality pieces made for main characters and close ups.
Это не японская катана. Это меч Чосон, традиционные ножи, используемые в кино и драмах.Что иностранцы всегда неправильно понимают, так это то, что они не могут отличить меч от меча Чосон от меча в Японии. Характеристики разные.
That's right. It's a fake knife used in movies and dramas. Real traditional Joseon-style swords are made by cooling them with water, not oil, in a forging technique.
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Japan received sword-making technology from Baekje, Korea. The curved blade shape was introduced to Japan from Goryeo, Korea. I think the swords in this video are Goryeo swords.
@@별길따라 To begin with, the ways in which continental swords and Japanese swords are made are completely different. Swords from continents and peninsulas are cast by melting iron ore and pouring it into molds. Japanese swords are forged from iron sand. The curve of the Japanese sword was improved to make it easier for samurai and warriors to pull it out of the sheath. The sword was introduced to Japan only by passing through the peninsula from mainland China. It was not introduced from the peninsula. Abandon the fantasy view of history that insists on the origin of everything. Study proper history and making things again.
@@mars7231 Omg! NO, Swords in Korea, China, and Japan are made in the same way. They all used forging. In Korea, casting was used only during the Korean Bronze Age. (20th century BC to 5th century BC) At that time, swords did not even exist in Japan. Forging began in the Mesopotamian civilization and was introduced to Korea during the Bronze Age. Later, in the 4th century BC, Korea entered the Iron Age. In the 5th century AD, Baekje introduced their sword-making technology to Japan. This was confirmed through Japanese records and artifacts. Baekje gave the thousand-year-old technology of the Koreans to Japan. The difference between Korean swords and Japanese swords was just iron. Korea used iron ore, but Japan used iron sand. Iron sand swords have a lot of impurities, so they are weak and break easily. So Samurai always carried two swords. You are a liar. I have never claimed origins. You framed me. The origin of the curved blade is the swords of nomadic peoples in Central Asia. It came to Goryeo through the Mongolia, and it was passed down to Japan through Goryeo. At that time, mainland China was ruled by Mongolia, and Mongolian swords were quite different from Japanese swords. But, Goryeo swords and Japanese swords are very similar. In other words, Korea introduced swords to Japan This is basic archaeological logic for finding civilization migration routes. Korea was Japan's teacher, not a delivery driver. The fact that Japanese swords are more curved than Korean swords does not mean they have improved. It was simply modified to suit the characteristics of the Japanese military. The Japanese horses were small and few, so most Japanese soldiers were infantry. So they did not need to fix the sword in the sheath like in Korea. Korea created a unique locking device, but Japan made it easy to pull out swords. Let go of your personal beliefs and feelings that want to erase Korea's contribution from Japan's history. You denied Korea with groundless claims that conflict with historical facts. That's so ugly. You really have a fantastic view of history. Throw it away. Study correct history and remake things.
@@mars7231 The basic form and design of the Japanese sword is the Goryeo Hwando. Museum artifacts prove it. Your attitude is that of a disciple insulting his teacher. There is no ancient culture or technology that originated in Japan.
@@mars7231 The basic design of the Japanese sword that Japan is proud of began in the Mongol Empire (Yuan Dynasty), spread to Goryeo, and finally spread to Japan, becoming the current Japanese sword. Japan wants to monopolize the universal culture of East Asia. This is theft.
@@ヘリテイジ-e5d Japanese don't know korean sword looking like katana. we had the similar shape of sword from Koryo dyanasty. But looking closely, the detail properties between katana and korean traditional sword are very different in the shape of knife and materials.
NO, It is Korean swords. In the 5th century AD, Korea's Baekje introduced their sword-making technology to Japan. (forging method) This was confirmed through Japanese records and artifacts. The origin of the curved blade is the swords of nomadic peoples in Central Asia. It came to Korea's Goryeo through the Mongolia, and it was passed down to Japan through Goryeo. Korea was Japan's teacher.
@@별길따라 But korean swords are always straight single edge with ring pommel. Japanese have been using tachi since the 11th century before the korean adaptation of curved swords.
@@johnthiam2446 NO, Korea used various types of swords at the same time. However, straight single-edged swords with a ring on the handle were used only until the 10th century. It was a typical sword of ancient East Asia. But, since the 10th century, the ring on the handle disappear from all swords. Since the 13th century, Korea has been using curved swords as its main swords.
@@johnthiam2446 NO, In the early tachi you are talking about, the blade was close to a straight line. Such shapes already existed in Korea and China. I'm talking about swords that are properly curved and the center of the curve is on the blade. Goryeo made such swords before Japan and introduced them to Japan.
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For those of you questioning the craftsmanship, understand it’s a movie prop. Movie prop suppliers have their own processes that forego traditional steps due to efficiencies, etc. There are also varying degrees of movie prop quality. These prob are for extras and medium/long shots. There would also be much higher quality pieces made for main characters and close ups.
우와.....😮 내가 언제 도검 만드는 걸 보겠어! 영상 정말 감사합니다!!
칼집 색이 너무 이쁜데요 사극에서나온칼을 만드시느라 항상 수고많으십니다 감기조심하세요^^
Absolutely stunning. This video is the best I've watched in its kind.
You are looking at fake katanas these things are tin rubbish
Красивый и безопасный Меч!😊👍
It's sooo humbling to see how much work can go into something I can just buy!
단순히 기계로 찍어내는게 아닌 다 수작업이네요....정말 고생많으십니다....좋은 영상 잘봤어요...
Wow, spinning molten metal looks dangerous. But I guess they've done it enough times that it's safe.
Absolutely amazing process ❤
저 직업이 딱 내체질인데....전생에 대장장이 였는지 저런거 만드는게 좋아보이냐....
오셔요 진심으로요
배우셔요
최고예요 ~!!!!
鞘の色きれいやなー
こういうの好き。
Beautiful work my friend. Great craftsmanship.
Столько трудов на муляж 🥲
おおおお！さすが朝鮮時代の刀剣はかっこいい！！
Mantan pengerjaan yang rapi,, dan skil yg luar biasa.. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Absolutely amazing 👏👏👏👏👏👏🇬🇧
영화촬영용 가검은 알루미늄으로 제작하는 군요
어쩐지 ~ 철로 만든 가검이어도 쌍수도검이 1kg에 육박할 정도로 무거워
제대로 진검수련을 하지 않으면 자연스런 검선이 나오지 않는데 이상하다고 생각했는데
The guy who makes the metal decorations is so messy with that plaster. It goes everywhere
와 넋놓고 봤다
대단하고 멋쪄요 ㅎㅎ ^^😊
A masterpiece indeed
-Чем ты зарабатываешь на жизнь? -Я делаю КАТАНЫ
집업은 한국칼 만드는 사람입니다 영상촬영때는 드라마나 영화에서 사용하는 안전한 칼이고 본업은 잔짜 칼을 만듭니다
Это не японская катана. Это меч Чосон, традиционные ножи, используемые в кино и драмах.Что иностранцы всегда неправильно понимают, так это то, что они не могут отличить меч от меча Чосон от меча в Японии. Характеристики разные.
This looks more like a katana or some other kind of Japanese sword, but what is this from Korea?
마지막. 자막오류. 별운검이 맞아요 수정해. 주세요
This is awesome
凄いなぁ✨😊
お隣の刀は刀身より鞘の方が重要なんだね。
드라마는 멋있는칼집을 더원한다😂😂
주인공을 위한 칼집같음~
와 이랗게 쉽게 만들고 한자루에 2-3백씩 받는거였나. ??
대단하네요
이런 영상 처음 보네요
신기합니다
To miecz ozdobny ,który stoi na stojaku .Klinga jest aluminiowa.
Not real but still looks real deadly.
This Sword can kill.
@@Orgelfan62"aluminum" it will take awhile to bludgen someone to death.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
凄い‼️😲✨
Do you have the Sword of Kurgan? Or Ramirez? One funky tang!
Don't die O nations of the world No coercion and no insult. Not for anyone who reads the heart and feels that it is good to have wisdom
I really want to get a job
가고싶어요❤❤
촬영용은 알미늄이구나~
怪不得會有演員偷道具😂
全てがファンタジー
대박 멋있다 👍
"INI YANG ASLI'' SAYA PINGUN SUATU SAAT NANTI PUNYA "KATANA" YANG SEPERTI INI''😢😢🤲🤲🤲🤲💪💪💪💪💪💪💪
이검은 일본다 않이고
코리아 한국 도입니다
비록 영화용 소품이지만 생각외로 손이 많이 가네요.
Tôi mà dc làm cty này nhỉ, đúng chuyên môn luôn
Ở VN làm kiểu này thì đi sớm nhé
Красиво!!! 👍
As a movie prop it’s good work but you’d definitely not want to actually swing one
Bom dia que Deus abençoe a cada um de
일본처럼 전통도검을 전통방식 장인이 만드는것도아니고
소품용가검들을 기계들로 뚝딱양산하는거면 굳이 국내 연구소라는 이름거창한곳에 맡길필요가있을까요
그냥 같은품질에 같은공정이지만 더싼가격인 중국공장널리고널렸는데
영화소품이 수량도 많지 않을텐데, 중국 수소문해서 제대로 만들어져 올지도 모를거 그냥 검증된 국내에서 만들고 말지, 무슨 대량 양산품도 아니고.. ㅋ
Nice
traditional sword made of aluminum :)
That's right. It's a fake knife used in movies and dramas. Real traditional Joseon-style swords are made by cooling them with water, not oil, in a forging technique.
Actors must have a hard time because it is heavy when made of iron.
전통이라기 보다 현대기게식으로 다량 뽑는 듯 보이네요 ㅋ 전통활만드는 거랑 왜케 비교되는지....
영화소품 이라는데 전통활이랑 비교를 왜 해? 어이가 없네.
Mantul Boss ❤
장식용으로 한자루 싸고싶다....
현대의 철 성분이 과거와 다르겠지만 칼을 만드는데 최소한의 단조과정도 담금질 과정도 없는게 싸구려 양산품 만드는것 같네요. 오히려 중국산이 만드는 과정은 더 그럴듯 해 보임.
TRES JOLIE FINI
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Inner peace
가격은요
페인트 칠 정화장치설치도 급하네요
Amazing
Fábrica de espada
HARAの直尺を使っているんだね。
이것도 장인인가....
prolly cost a fortune
Do you have a ebay or amazon store I may browse your swords and order from?
擬物の模造品か。
Ustaya saygilar
What the name of that steels?
That is a prop used in movies and dramas. It's made of aluminum.It's not a katana, it's a Joseon sword.
1095 high carbon steel that's what I seen people use to make katana,wakizashi or ninjato some even use 1520 steel
С таким мечем и на тигра кто из них первыи бы запищал
그냥가검인가요?
드라마용~
做假刀都可以這麼費工😃
日本刀より切れそうだ😂
10000000원 짜리 칼이 만들어 지는 과정...이제 10만원 짜리 공산품이 되었다 ㅋㅋㅋ
참 아무것도 모르는 사람들이 입으로 합부로 말하지 지식을 가지고 말하세요
這不是鍛造出來的，只不過是工藝品，不能算是好劍
for filming (drama, movie)
What do you want from a fake sword? 😂
Keren
Air compressor manufaktur
👌
응 앞에5초 다봤다
Those aren't long swords.
that's right. The sword of Yi Sun-sin, one of Korea's greatest generals, had a total length of 198cm.
sao k nhập từ trung quốc cho rẻ
😮👍
😃😍❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👍👍
模造刀といってもこれはひどいですね。
But the overall shape of the sword was implemented well.
😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤👍👌
👍👍
苗刀
ウリジナルの刀の制作ご苦労さんｗ
それが日本刀の起源ですか？
Japan received sword-making technology from Baekje, Korea. The curved blade shape was introduced to Japan from Goryeo, Korea. I think the swords in this video are Goryeo swords.
@@별길따라
To begin with, the ways in which continental swords and Japanese swords are made are completely different.
Swords from continents and peninsulas are cast by melting iron ore and pouring it into molds.
Japanese swords are forged from iron sand.
The curve of the Japanese sword was improved to make it easier for samurai and warriors to pull it out of the sheath.
The sword was introduced to Japan only by passing through the peninsula from mainland China.
It was not introduced from the peninsula.
Abandon the fantasy view of history that insists on the origin of everything.
Study proper history and making things again.
@@mars7231 Omg! NO, Swords in Korea, China, and Japan are made in the same way. They all used forging. In Korea, casting was used only during the Korean Bronze Age. (20th century BC to 5th century BC) At that time, swords did not even exist in Japan.
Forging began in the Mesopotamian civilization and was introduced to Korea during the Bronze Age. Later, in the 4th century BC, Korea entered the Iron Age. In the 5th century AD, Baekje introduced their sword-making technology to Japan. This was confirmed through Japanese records and artifacts. Baekje gave the thousand-year-old technology of the Koreans to Japan.
The difference between Korean swords and Japanese swords was just iron. Korea used iron ore, but Japan used iron sand. Iron sand swords have a lot of impurities, so they are weak and break easily. So Samurai always carried two swords.
You are a liar. I have never claimed origins. You framed me.
The origin of the curved blade is the swords of nomadic peoples in Central Asia. It came to Goryeo through the Mongolia, and it was passed down to Japan through Goryeo.
At that time, mainland China was ruled by Mongolia, and Mongolian swords were quite different from Japanese swords. But, Goryeo swords and Japanese swords are very similar. In other words, Korea introduced swords to Japan
This is basic archaeological logic for finding civilization migration routes. Korea was Japan's teacher, not a delivery driver.
The fact that Japanese swords are more curved than Korean swords does not mean they have improved. It was simply modified to suit the characteristics of the Japanese military. The Japanese horses were small and few, so most Japanese soldiers were infantry. So they did not need to fix the sword in the sheath like in Korea. Korea created a unique locking device, but Japan made it easy to pull out swords.
Let go of your personal beliefs and feelings that want to erase Korea's contribution from Japan's history. You denied Korea with groundless claims that conflict with historical facts. That's so ugly. You really have a fantastic view of history. Throw it away. Study correct history and remake things.
@@mars7231
The basic form and design of the Japanese sword is the Goryeo Hwando.
Museum artifacts prove it.
Your attitude is that of a disciple insulting his teacher.
There is no ancient culture or technology that originated in Japan.
@@mars7231 The basic design of the Japanese sword that Japan is proud of began in the Mongol Empire (Yuan Dynasty), spread to Goryeo, and finally spread to Japan, becoming the current Japanese sword.
Japan wants to monopolize the universal culture of East Asia.
This is theft.
개나소나 설비만 있음 다할수 있는거로 장인 코스프레는 하지 맙시다
No safety wears. No no
AH So
too many unconventional techniques
Seems faster though
日本刀は逆立ちしても、勝てない、この複雑工程、何が玉鋼だ、この神聖なカンコクトウノ工程、何が政宗だ、恐れ入りました、
目釘穴を用いずに茎尻にボルト留めとは随分と豪気な仕様ですね。
笑わせていただきありがとうございました(≧∇≦*)
Suka
日本刀の偽物。
コイツらの時代に、日本刀の形をした刀なんて存在しない
日本の刀イミテーションではなく韓国の刀です 違うものです。映像撮影の時はアルミの剣刃ですが、平時は鉄を使った刀を作ります
@@ヘリテイジ-e5d Japanese don't know korean sword looking like katana. we had the similar shape of sword from Koryo dyanasty.
But looking closely, the detail properties between katana and korean traditional sword are very different in the shape of knife and materials.
日本人の皆さん、刀=日本刀ではありません、世界には様々な刀剣武器が存在します。それらに多少の共通点があったとしても不思議ではありませんよ。
それに、日本刀が日本独自の刀であると考えるのは至極もっともですが韓国の人達が刀の形をしたものを造ったからといって無条件に批判するのは良いこととは思えません。
「映画撮影用太刀の製作過程。」偽物ですと言っているのでいいのでは。
Алюминиевое фуфло! Красивый и бесполезный!
Its a japanese sword, not korean. LOL
NO, It is Korean swords.
In the 5th century AD, Korea's Baekje introduced their sword-making technology to Japan. (forging method) This was confirmed through Japanese records and artifacts.
The origin of the curved blade is the swords of nomadic peoples in Central Asia. It came to Korea's Goryeo through the Mongolia, and it was passed down to Japan through Goryeo.
Korea was Japan's teacher.
@@별길따라 But korean swords are always straight single edge with ring pommel. Japanese have been using tachi since the 11th century before the korean adaptation of curved swords.
@@johnthiam2446 NO, Korea used various types of swords at the same time. However, straight single-edged swords with a ring on the handle were used only until the 10th century. It was a typical sword of ancient East Asia. But, since the 10th century, the ring on the handle disappear from all swords. Since the 13th century, Korea has been using curved swords as its main swords.
@@johnthiam2446 NO, In the early tachi you are talking about, the blade was close to a straight line. Such shapes already existed in Korea and China.
I'm talking about swords that are properly curved and the center of the curve is on the blade. Goryeo made such swords before Japan and introduced them to Japan.
@@johnthiam2446 Is there a real object in the museum? If there is, please link..Are there any artifacts from the 11th century in Japanese museums?
Extremely garbage!
У китайцев чище на производстве. Гаражный кооператив какой-то.
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