With a sengoku period building and surrounded by tall trees, this land is beautiful and worth preserving. I'm looking forward to these videos, and you must be excited to film the whole process.
Я бы сказала наоборот: очень приятно, что не только японцы ценят старину. Потому что именно японцы как раз ее и ценят! Откуда ваби-саби появилось бы, если бы было иначе .
How wonderful this place will be preserved and hopefully this will bring awareness to those who want to tare down these older structures and build new the value and beauty of the old historical structures. This is going to be great seeing the restoration of the garden. I am excited because I know I will be learning so many wonderful things. God bless
I have a very good feeling about this project. The buildings are hundreds of years old so no need to rush: people will enjoy this garden for hundreds more.
Wow--what a marvelous project! It will be so interesting to see how the plan comes together over time. Very happy that this piece of forest land is being preserved. Also, how cool that you're using a drone to give an overview! Your repertoire of video skills is always growing.
The owner should turn this property into a traditional Japanese hotel (Ryōkan)! Many tourist, myself included, would pay to stay in such a location, with a beautiful garden! Looking forward to seeing the end result!
Renewing this property will be so transformational, looking forward to how it will evolve and to see what will remain of the original. Gratitude to you for sharing your experience and this transformation
When you hold the earth in your hand 🌱as you garden such great things are found🦎. What was once two dimensional on paper 🗒becomes three dimensional🏞. What once was only your vision alone The Whole world can now see. Thank you Mr. Meiwa for a glimpse into Mr. Inada’s vision🤔. Though we cannot hold the earth in our hand as he does to manipulate & transform from one something beautiful to something grand it is art none the less. Creation is a glorious experience. I am fascinated by the lens 🎥view of the process.☕️
I have learnt a lot just in this first video. We need to keep some spaces unmodernised to keep the soul of a place. I look forward to following the resurrection of this space. Thank you
🥰 superbe projet. comme toujours, je vais suivre pour me motiver et y triuver des idées pour notre propre jardin en Belgique. Bonne continuation à toute l'équipe et au cameraman...
Interesting seeing the burning of the siding. I'm assuming it helps weather proof by caramelizing the lignin in the wood or something. Less toxic than pressure treated wood.
Nice video! I've used the charring technique in my garden here a few times and love the result, but this year I want to focus on stones, so really interested in seeing things like the "ageing"-technique, the tools etc. Looking forward to the rest of the episodes :)
The tall fence will provide the sense of privacy that will be important to the definition of the garden. The use of such long lasting materials and finishing them so as to appear old is very good. The translation of the "wabi'sabi". or used appearance of a material is better said "weathered" in English. The materials are not "destroyed" rather enhanced by age and use. Not a criticism, but just the use of a word that has a better connotation for this wonderful project. Thanks so much.
I'm very much looking forward to seeing this project develop over time! Wow, in this first episode they spent so much time aging the materials, but I'm sure the final product will be amazing! By the way, in the drone footage, I can see a large collection of stones at one end of the property. Will they be used in this project?
@@JapaneseGardenTV I noticed because I have my own collection of stones, so I know what to look for!😁 Saida San has a very, very nice stone collection!
Where are all the trees? When you fly over the property yours is the only plot with trees on it. Do trees not hold any significance? In North America the properties with trees on them are typically worth more and in agriculture areas they keep a perimeter of trees usually to act as a windbreak for crops. It's so odd to see barren land like that. Thank goodness you are saving the few that are left!
And one more question. I've use propane torch to cure-burn corner stands which holds walls of well house. Stands stays on bricks layed on soil. Will it help to well house stands for longer without rotting? I've thinked about like "burning will close wood pores and kills fungi": am i right?
Thank you for your watching!!✨🙌
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한국이 전해준 목조건축 기술을 일본꺼라고 하는건 웃기지 않나?
Thanks!
Thank you so much🥹
I'm liking the burned Cedar fence boards.
❤The beauty of this project is to see it grow. This will be a wonderful series! 🙏🏻
Thank you so much!!!😊✨
かっこいい。
Beautiful project! The 'Sankaku Yaki ' method is incredable! the view of the tree by the window is so nice ! Thank you all ! 🌱🌿
Thank you for your watching!!
These homes and the way they are crafted are like the pages from the stories of my dreams
I too am grateful for this opportunity.✨
With a sengoku period building and surrounded by tall trees, this land is beautiful and worth preserving.
I'm looking forward to these videos, and you must be excited to film the whole process.
Thank you!
I'm looking forward to making a video too 😊✨
Well done Mr. Inada. It is good to see someone who cares about their own culture and heritage. The old ways are the best ways.
Thank you so much!😊
I am happy to see that it is not only foreigners who value old farm houses and that the past is being honoured by modern Japaneses.
Я бы сказала наоборот: очень приятно, что не только японцы ценят старину. Потому что именно японцы как раз ее и ценят! Откуда ваби-саби появилось бы, если бы было иначе .
What a great start to the project - will definitely be following the progress. Love the privacy screen from the neighbours, so tasteful ...
Thanks again for watching my videos!
I will keep working hard on making more videos 😊✨
That view from the window was incredible! The tree…..oh my!
I’m excited to watch the evolution of this new garden😊
Looking forward to all the changes this garden will undergo in the coming months!
I love what you are doing and I'm glad I found this channel.
Thanks✨🙏
So happy to see this large scale project of construction and preservation. It will be a beautiful result and satisfying to watch.
Yes, I do! I too can't wait to see how this garden turns out😊.
These people are the true master of the crafting work!
So much to look forward to, can’t wait to see the garden coming alive soon 👌💛❤.
Thank you! 😊
Stay tuned for more of my videos to come!
How wonderful this place will be preserved and hopefully this will bring awareness to those who want to tare down these older structures and build new the value and beauty of the old historical structures. This is going to be great seeing the restoration of the garden. I am excited because I know I will be learning so many wonderful things. God bless
I think the same as you. I too think we should protect what we value!😊
Stay tuned for the next video!
This is going to be a good one. Very excited.
Thank you so much!😊
Thanks posting 🙏Great learning experience 👍
Thank you for your watching!!😊
So exciting!
Thank you😊
Looking forward to this journey
Thank you for your watching!😊
I have a very good feeling about this project.
The buildings are hundreds of years old so no need to rush: people will enjoy this garden for hundreds more.
Wow--what a marvelous project! It will be so interesting to see how the plan comes together over time. Very happy that this piece of forest land is being preserved.
Also, how cool that you're using a drone to give an overview! Your repertoire of video skills is always growing.
Thank you!
I too can't wait to see how this garden turns out😊.
I am glad that there is a new video again. 👍
Thank you so much!😊✨
This is a beautiful sentiment and idea. Protect and treasure the old, and make it enjoyable for the new generations.
Japanese artisanal landscapers take so much pride in heritage preservation. This series will be profoundly enjoyable.
Looking forward to seeing what the future holds for this garden😊.
Saya tidak sabar menunggu hasilnya. Semangat semuanya
Terima kasih banyak!!
しばらくこの動画を追っていこうと思います。
僕もこれからの変化が楽しみです😊
More!
Very nice property with soul, i would love to live there
Like always job well done and i cant wait to see further progress
Thank you! 😊
I hope you continue to enjoy my videos!
❤ Cannot wait for the next episode.
Thank you so much!!😊
The owner should turn this property into a traditional Japanese hotel (Ryōkan)! Many tourist, myself included, would pay to stay in such a location, with a beautiful garden! Looking forward to seeing the end result!
Great to see the techniques used to age the stone and colour the wood. Brilliant video ❤
Thank you so much!!😊
What a huge and very exciting project. Looking very much forward to seeing the process and how it all evolves.
Thank you!
I too can't wait to see how this garden turns out!
This is not a mere landscaping. This is a masterpiece 👌👍👍
Renewing this property will be so transformational, looking forward to how it will evolve and to see what will remain of the original. Gratitude to you for sharing your experience and this transformation
Great start to what promises to be a very exciting project! Thank you for your work
I too can't wait to see the changes that are coming!✨
When you hold the earth in your hand 🌱as you garden such great things are found🦎. What was once two dimensional on paper 🗒becomes three dimensional🏞. What once was only your vision alone The Whole world can now see. Thank you Mr. Meiwa for a glimpse into Mr. Inada’s vision🤔. Though we cannot hold the earth in our hand as he does to manipulate & transform from one something beautiful to something grand it is art none the less. Creation is a glorious experience. I am fascinated by the lens 🎥view of the process.☕️
Très belle vidéo, vivement la suite.
Merci beaucoup !
Merci beaucoup!😊
I have learnt a lot just in this first video. We need to keep some spaces unmodernised to keep the soul of a place. I look forward to following the resurrection of this space. Thank you
🥰 superbe projet. comme toujours, je vais suivre pour me motiver et y triuver des idées pour notre propre jardin en Belgique. Bonne continuation à toute l'équipe et au cameraman...
Thank you!
We will keep working hard on our videos😊.
Yes please post new videos - really love watching :)
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Takk!
Va a ser genial ver cómo avanza.
Gracias por compartir.
¡¡¡Gracias!!! 😊
¡Manténgase en sintonía para más de mis videos por venir!
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本当に素晴らしいと思う。
Wow! What an awesome project! Seeing this is the best part of my day. Your crew does great work!! 😸😸🌷
Thank you so much!!😊✨
Excellent workmanship and dedication to craft is great to see.
The charring of the wood was very interesting, the process and effect.
Thank you so much!!😊
If anything like the others. This will look amazing.
wow this is going to be exciting to see a project of this size!
Yes!! Me, too!
4:21 is absolutely amazing
Thank you😊
I can hardly wait!!!
Thank you😊✨
love, love. looking forward to the next episode. awesome job!
Beautiful work 😌😇
Such a beautiful project, I can´t wait to see your progress... congrats!
庭園は全体的に侘び寂びを意識して作っていくのでしょうか。
庭園だけ戦国時代にタイムスリップさせているようで、先が楽しみです😊
親方さんのお道具には、付喪神様が宿っていそうな雰囲気で、長年の愛着を感じます❤
Love it .. great editing work.. 👍🇦🇺
Thank you so much!!😊
I would love to have that place! it's beautiful!
Thank you so much!😊
Good 👍
🙌
this project is gonna be epic! love all the small aging/weathering techniques shown. thank you!
Interesting seeing the burning of the siding. I'm assuming it helps weather proof by caramelizing the lignin in the wood or something. Less toxic than pressure treated wood.
Impressive Project. I have always impressed by the japanese concept of wabi-sabi. I will follow you with pleasure. All the beast!
I will make a video explaining more about wabi-sabi sometime 😊.
Great project, let's do it!
Thank you so much!!😊
Nice video! I've used the charring technique in my garden here a few times and love the result, but this year I want to focus on stones, so really interested in seeing things like the "ageing"-technique, the tools etc. Looking forward to the rest of the episodes :)
Thank you for your watching!
I am also planning to make a video explaining those in more detail 😊.
As always thank you for your educational and relaxing videos! Is this project still ongoing? I can't wait for the next update!
Otimo trabalho gosto muito do trabalho de vcs Parabéns
Obrigado!
Fiquem atentos ao meu próximo vídeo!
Great project!
Thank you!!!
very beautiful
Thanks😊✨
Un trabajo maravilloso, gracias por compartir.
Hard workers!!!!
Wow Amazing project!! ❤❤
4:23 I want this view outside my window, now!
Спасибо за видео)
Хороший участок, места больше чем обычно и можно снять больше общих планов и красивых кадров)
И следите за новыми видео от меня!
@@JapaneseGardenTV もちろん🐱
Вы показываете все профессиональные приёмы. Это благородно. Кто не умеет может научиться у Вас.
Спасибо!
С нетерпением жду вашего следующего видео 😊.
Itsumo omoshiroi desu
👍 😎 👍
Exciting project, I am eager to see more! Can you tell us what the mixture was that Inada-san painted on the granite? Charcoal and dirt?
That liquid is meant to accelerate oxidation! 😊
The tall fence will provide the sense of privacy that will be important to the definition of the garden. The use of such long lasting materials and finishing them so as to appear old is very good.
The translation of the "wabi'sabi". or used appearance of a material is better said "weathered" in English. The materials are not "destroyed" rather enhanced by age and use. Not a criticism, but just the use of a word that has a better connotation for this wonderful project. Thanks so much.
I see in English you say "weathered" 😊.
Thank you!
Looking forward to my next video!
No one builds a more beautiful garden than the Japanese. I lived there for 12 years. I would have stayed forever…..
Thanks for Sankaku-Yaki😊
Love it
Thanks!😊
I'm very much looking forward to seeing this project develop over time! Wow, in this first episode they spent so much time aging the materials, but I'm sure the final product will be amazing! By the way, in the drone footage, I can see a large collection of stones at one end of the property. Will they be used in this project?
How did you notice that!
That's exactly what I'm talking about! 😊
Just stay tuned!!!
@@JapaneseGardenTV I noticed because I have my own collection of stones, so I know what to look for!😁 Saida San has a very, very nice stone collection!
佩服，值得学习。
What did you paint the stones with to age them?😊
Hi! When will we see an update on this project (#58)? Thanks!
Where are all the trees? When you fly over the property yours is the only plot with trees on it. Do trees not hold any significance? In North America the properties with trees on them are typically worth more and in agriculture areas they keep a perimeter of trees usually to act as a windbreak for crops. It's so odd to see barren land like that. Thank goodness you are saving the few that are left!
Beautiful. Can you please tell me what was used to stain the stone for the weathered look. Many thanks
As usually great job. What is used to stain the stone?
Is there a part2 where the activity around the house continues?
Will there be more episodes from this project?
And one more question. I've use propane torch to cure-burn corner stands which holds walls of well house. Stands stays on bricks layed on soil. Will it help to well house stands for longer without rotting? I've thinked about like "burning will close wood pores and kills fungi": am i right?
Hello japanese garden tv, what is the product that is mix with earth to oxydise the granit?… Thank you very much.
How is this project going? Thanks
What drone do you use?
Where are the other episodes of this project?
Should it be that corner must being covered to hide desks uncured side?
hi,may i know what is the liquid use on the stone to make it look aged?
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Xin chào bạn ❤
What is the black liquid used to reach the wabi sabi on stone? Thanks !
This is a liquid that promotes oxidation.😊
@@JapaneseGardenTV yes, thank you, but what is it?
Why there is so very little trees in this town Maiwa ?