This is a great video. I have worked in residential home building in the US and Japan home building fascinates me. Don't get me wrong, there are some excellent home builders and craftsmen in the US, however, Japan just does a lot of things differently. The lumber always looks perfect, framing is different and always looks precise, the concrete work is impeccable, finish work is precise, PEX plumbing, doors and windows are amazing quality, foundations are different, etc.
Omg why everyone in comments section is critisizing. Everywhere in world construction is made upon according to the local weather and conditions they are not dumb who is investing his money so if u can't appreciate someones work then don't even criticise them also...
They are not dumb? They didnt put tar paper down befor they put the roofing shingles up. Which means the roof will leak. Its going to happen and the roof will need to be replaced in 5 years.
Wow, so many ignorant comments here from non-engineers. Wood is flexible enough to withstand Earthquakes. And there are millions of wood house that are over 100 years old. New materials such as pressure treated wood, composite trim, higher PSI concrete, spray foam all make new houses better.
Wooden house can serve for 100-150 years with proper approach to its building. Advanced technologies in wood production allow to prevent and forget a lot of negative processes: twisting, cracking, decay, discoloration. For example, technical drying of wood lets to get a strong building material. Longevity of a wooden house
Except in the U.S. Residential construction over here is, for the most part, an embarrassment. The focus is almost exclusively on "fast and cheap," with little to no regard for long-lasting quality.
I live in Japan, and seeing the silly comments made me feel bad that there are still so many people in the world are ignorant with the rule of home building in a country. Please educate yourself first before make a mean comment.
I LOVE Japanese precision and discipline, they're so perfect and supreme to the rest of us...god is like watching a robot doing perfect work that humans only get 80% right. AMAZING!
I think this video is about a Japanese company building a house in Russia as the company probably just came in from Japan. It sure looks more efficient than the ones in North America. At least they use plywood instead of some drywall. It's much stronger. (though it's less fireproof) Most of the components look to be Japanese as well.
Very beautiful design and construction. But what is strength and durability of such house in long run from all weather conditions. How about water resistant?
These houses aren't going anywhere in the event of a hurricane or an earthquake. OMG, look at the thickness of the concrete foundation and amount of wood used for framing.
Intensity 3 is normal here in Japan, it can go up to intensity 5 for a couple of days consecutive....these kind of houses are still standing. So yeah, Japan woods are not like other countries' wood. It is is treated way better.
Now i understand why i saw many "houses" carried away by the flood in Japan if this is what is made of then i totally made sense that houses would be easily carried away by strong floods.... but still Japan recovers from disasters.
An old adage goes,"Every one knows how to fix his house best"! A: Japan: lot of wood available, treated chemically, mechanically, long life, good carpentry, quick completion, neat, quake proof, warm, cold climate prevents termites. Japanese know their houses better. Pakistan: this will be disastrous: very costly, bad carpentry, warmer & monsoon weather killing wood in just few years turning it into ghost house, squeaky & spooky, fire, unsafe from burglars, no one likes it. It will be stupid to make a wood house in warm climates. Bricks & Concrete is the thing. Remember, water being universal solvent, protect your house from water, from whatever material you make your house. Keep your floor few steps higher than ground. Care for roof drainage. Engineers may Not tell you this!🤣
I laugh at these comments.. wood frame homes last 200 years plus’s easily. And yes they stand up to hurricanes and earth quakes. I have built them for years. Lol. These guys are going above and beyond. Very high quality all the way. No they do not build fast. The homes in this video most likely took at least 4 months to build each at a minimum. Framing is fastest part roughly 2weeks. Finish takes much much longer.
Community: Use your noodles: Any structure will suffer some situation regarding a severe storm or a cataclysmic occurrence. Builders do the best they can regarding this. The "Build it Back" USA, elevation situations are built for flood protection. I do not know if these undertakings will be fortified or buttressed sufficiently for hurricanes.
Most of these commentators obviously have not seen houses built in Europe and America - Wood frame is common especially for interior partitions. They all use a tremendous amount of wood. Even with an exterior Brick wall you'd still have wood and wood composite inner layer, with insulation in-between.
It's much better than the houses that are built by WOGS & designed by WOGS in Australia. They Created a slum conditions to Australia thanks to cutting corners. For examples: Doggy brick works caused cracks to appeared within year & a half. Working in Heavy rain conditions when pouring concrete for the foundation. Creating weak concrete to support the weight for the rest of the Building . Kitchen exhaust pipes only a metre long so the moistures & grease is form within the roof cavity not to the outside.(fire hazards over time) Just look at the story in 60 minutes this year on the story about the opal tower (04/02/2019) Dangerours cracks already appeared in the 4 months old Building. Residents had to moved out & never to return & without their belonging still in the Building. Life Saving evaporated $ 800,000 per apartment. 392 apartments. Over 1000 Building projects like this one across in Australia.
i am in japan and it is really the way japan build their homes, and so far after few earthquakes they are still standing.
Me agar ye kaam sikhna chau to kese japan aa sakta hu ...Aap samjaye rashta .....
This is a great video. I have worked in residential home building in the US and Japan home building fascinates me. Don't get me wrong, there are some excellent home builders and craftsmen in the US, however, Japan just does a lot of things differently. The lumber always looks perfect, framing is different and always looks precise, the concrete work is impeccable, finish work is precise, PEX plumbing, doors and windows are amazing quality, foundations are different, etc.
Do you think its worth time to learn japanese to be able to learn there culture, work ethics and advancement
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Anti earthquake priority! This is the whole of Japan.I am from China and have to say that Japan is very strict in construction and beautiful.
Omg why everyone in comments section is critisizing. Everywhere in world construction is made upon according to the local weather and conditions they are not dumb who is investing his money so if u can't appreciate someones work then don't even criticise them also...
They are not dumb? They didnt put tar paper down befor they put the roofing shingles up. Which means the roof will leak. Its going to happen and the roof will need to be replaced in 5 years.
Unknown Person 3:40 they are unrolling tar paper. hmmmmm....
Super advanced cutting edge American technology :) HJAHAHAHHA wood and more wood and one power toll... Sooo advanced and complex.
They don't know that Japanese are very cleaver with it comes to the architecture 😂😂😂 unlike Other countries are bunch of idiots
Accuracy, design, beautiful and modern!
Wow, so many ignorant comments here from non-engineers. Wood is flexible enough to withstand Earthquakes. And there are millions of wood house that are over 100 years old. New materials such as pressure treated wood, composite trim, higher PSI concrete, spray foam all make new houses better.
Jou have wood. End wood that is not wood but plastic 🇱🇧🇱🇧🇰🇼🇰🇼⚖⚖
Doubtless:We Greeks should take Lessons from the Japanese,in every topic.
Awesome House..Quite a nice interior loved it
One of the beautiful 👌 japanes idea of building a home.👍👍🙏
I work in a japanese company that based here in philippines and i can say that this is our product . Proudly made by filipinos for ICHIJO
Wooden house can serve for 100-150 years with proper approach to its building. Advanced technologies in wood production allow to prevent and forget a lot of negative processes: twisting, cracking, decay, discoloration. For example, technical drying of wood lets to get a strong building material.
Longevity of a wooden house
Houses are built in the same way in Sweden and probably in all developed countries where wood is the main building material...
Except in the U.S. Residential construction over here is, for the most part, an embarrassment. The focus is almost exclusively on "fast and cheap," with little to no regard for long-lasting quality.
I live in Japan, and seeing the silly comments made me feel bad that there are still so many people in the world are ignorant with the rule of home building in a country. Please educate yourself first before make a mean comment.
Absolutely Beautiful
This building is located at 43°09'50.39" North latitude and 131°55'02.12" East longitude.
Very nice and beautiful house😘
wonderful and amazing construction skills
I LOVE Japanese precision and discipline, they're so perfect and supreme to the rest of us...god is like watching a robot doing perfect work that humans only get 80% right.
AMAZING!
Verry Nice work,organised quic its amazing
Nice 👍 house 🏡
5star for design..japan are awesome..simple and nice design..
#malaysian fan..
How long to build a house like in the video? And how much the budget we should prepare for this?
I think this video is about a Japanese company building a house in Russia as the company probably just came in from Japan. It sure looks more efficient than the ones in North America. At least they use plywood instead of some drywall. It's much stronger. (though it's less fireproof) Most of the components look to be Japanese as well.
Good video nice technology
Good very good indian ko bhi sikhao aor banao
Japan best in the world.
Great work
Unbelievable...Good job....How many us dollar spand on this site..
... did not know better... would believe this is Japanese style
Very beautiful design and construction. But what is strength and durability of such house in long run from all weather conditions. How about water resistant?
I would like to watched this Vedio in A Slow Motion with step by step Progress of Work😄
Awesome!!!
Wow just amazing 😘
These houses aren't going anywhere in the event of a hurricane or an earthquake. OMG, look at the thickness of the concrete foundation and amount of wood used for framing.
Showcasing Makita tools.
Wow Amazing....
But too much wood you are use.
Please find other option..
Amazing 😍
Wow fantastic
Спасибо,,я сам люблю руками работать..супер..😘😘🤩
Very good job
Intensity 3 is normal here in Japan, it can go up to intensity 5 for a couple of days consecutive....these kind of houses are still standing.
So yeah, Japan woods are not like other countries' wood. It is is treated way better.
Tiba tiba ang mga surot at anay. Charot hehehe
Japanese and Chinese are very hard working people.
Good house,
It's just Japan technology.. Not in Japan. Don't misunderstand
Energy efficient asf
Nothing better than good old fashioned brick
my dream country japan
love from Bangladesh
Ott még vannak mesteremberek, nem úgy mint Magyarországon a sok semmirevaló kókler!!! Akinek nem inge.... 👍👍👍👍👍
Amazing
Japanese workers are top
Greatest Vidéo !
Hey William Lyon Homes, have a look how it's really done.
Very nice
What kind of wood did they on this crib??
How many days in compete this home ?
Awesome
They set up water hose under the floor. That is the Korean heating system. That’s not even Japanese.
Verra Nice
Now i understand why i saw many "houses" carried away by the flood in Japan if this is what is made of then i totally made sense that houses would be easily carried away by strong floods.... but still Japan recovers from disasters.
An old adage goes,"Every one knows how to fix his house best"!
A: Japan: lot of wood available, treated chemically, mechanically, long life, good carpentry, quick completion, neat, quake proof, warm, cold climate prevents termites. Japanese know their houses better.
Pakistan: this will be disastrous: very costly, bad carpentry, warmer & monsoon weather killing wood in just few years turning it into ghost house, squeaky & spooky, fire, unsafe from burglars, no one likes it. It will be stupid to make a wood house in warm climates. Bricks & Concrete is the thing.
Remember, water being universal solvent, protect your house from water, from whatever material you make your house. Keep your floor few steps higher than ground. Care for roof drainage.
Engineers may Not tell you this!🤣
Одна искра и от дома останется ведро пепла
I love Japan.......my dream country
Ihechi Njoku same to u
me too
Mee too ya
that was Vladivostok
I love my india
question: how strong it is when it comes to a typhoon????but in my own opinion it is not advisable to use like that in our country...
Wonderland 😍😍
green house.. respect
Please can someone tell me how much money one of this home cost😓
I would love to have own house !!!
Me too.
what is the cost for such a house?
Good, where is the garage for vehicles
日本企業がロシアに進出したのでロシアのチャンネルが日本の技術と表記しただけだ。
Wow..done in,60 min...
Can I ask you something about this Technologies how long to build a house with wood like this, is this take short time than normal house building?
This house have built two month. But as I know same technology construction time about one month
wow really amazing, How about the cost to build this house thought this technology is it lower than usual house?
Wow 😍😍😍
these houses are strong, Tornado dont come in every part of USA only certain city/states such as Oklahoma, Kansas are prone to tornado
Sooooooooper 👍👍👍👍👍
nyc home
I laugh at these comments.. wood frame homes last 200 years plus’s easily. And yes they stand up to hurricanes and earth quakes. I have built them for years. Lol. These guys are going above and beyond. Very high quality all the way. No they do not build fast. The homes in this video most likely took at least 4 months to build each at a minimum. Framing is fastest part roughly 2weeks. Finish takes much much longer.
May be wood will cheaper in Japan but not in India. Good to see
Its not Japanese
Very, very nice. ...but, three years later? :)
Community: Use your noodles: Any structure will suffer some situation regarding a severe storm or a cataclysmic occurrence. Builders do the best they can regarding this. The "Build it Back" USA, elevation situations are built for flood protection. I do not know if these undertakings will be fortified or buttressed sufficiently for hurricanes.
What Hell Man ,, Amazingg
How much does it cost?
Nice
Nice but should have used other materials in place of wood, surely trees would have been saved.
Can these types of houses stand in the storms ?? We've have to make our houses with concrete.. T_T
Nyc
is this houses easily burned down??
If any fire attacks what will u do
構築のコストを教えてこの家か。
we build a house to japan but parts by parts
all made from wood ..
As per title I thought the robots of transformer will make it........
The doors swing out, must be for a safe escape from fire?
I like wood frame, but I prefer light steel frame.
Most of these commentators obviously have not seen houses built in Europe and America - Wood frame is common especially for interior partitions. They all use a tremendous amount of wood. Even with an exterior Brick wall you'd still have wood and wood composite inner layer, with insulation in-between.
This also happens in US
Good
This may easily get fire
It is not Japan, It is Germany
It's much better than the houses that are built by WOGS & designed by WOGS in Australia. They Created a slum conditions to Australia thanks to cutting corners. For examples: Doggy brick works caused cracks to appeared within year & a half. Working in Heavy rain conditions when pouring concrete for the foundation. Creating weak concrete to support the weight for the rest of the Building . Kitchen exhaust pipes only a metre long so the moistures & grease is form within the roof cavity not to the outside.(fire hazards over time)
Just look at the story in 60 minutes this year on the story about the opal tower (04/02/2019) Dangerours cracks already appeared in the 4 months old Building. Residents had to moved out & never to return & without their belonging still in the Building. Life Saving evaporated $ 800,000 per apartment. 392 apartments. Over 1000 Building projects like this one across in Australia.
Most japanese houses noewadays are concrete made.