Dear KITA-BOSHI Team thank You so much for sharing Yr wonderful video showing all steps for High Quality Japanese Pencil Manufacturing warm congratulations and best regards Ettore Musso Italy
I have no idea how humans made all of these processes like 50 years ago. I bet half the population today can’t figure out one step of this process by themselves
Tôi đã nghĩ việc làm một cây bút rất đơn giản . Cho đến khi tôi xem video này tôi phải hốt lên nó quá là công phu mọi thứ mọi thứ được tính toán kỹ lưỡng thật tuyệt vời.
Beautifully made pencils! The quality and care taken for the product show clearly in this video! And I'll bet that factory smells good with the balance between machinery and natural wood!
Never knew how a pencil was made and somehow now I am more complete. The workers are dedicated to producing a quality product unlike so much that is being produced elsewhere.
Not me getting emotional at the music swell when the pencils were perfectly lined up going into their little boxes. @ 9:30 🥲 I guess, as an American, I feel like I’ve been robbed of quality craftsmanship and a human touch in everyday products outside of mass chains. I dunno, maybe it’s dum. I know they’re just little pencils and stuff, but I really enjoy the idea of the things I use, especially art supplies and stuff I use to create my own things that have been crafted by people who care. The Japanese are just bada$$es at craftsmanship♥️ thanks for the video!
Japanese factories seem to have a very chilled vibe where everyone loves his work and is fully dedicated to quality.. It can be one of the reasons why Made in Japan has quality as well.. There is a passion towards their work and they must be proud of what they do..
@@theupscriber65 It's a honest job. No more, no less. Everybody needs one, and there is no shame in that. Also, a person's identity is not exclusively defined by his or her job. Someone's absence of "professional ambition" doesn't correlate to their ambition in other aspects of their lives like hobbies, crafts, sports, charity, family, travel, education ... Don't reduce "ambition" to something that can exist only at work. Ambition is also not necessarily synonymous to "climbing the ladder".
@@theupscriber65 I would off myself if my life was being a factory worker, but that isn’t because there’s a low ceiling even with extreme ambition. I would do the same if I was an investment banker, where solid ambition and work ethic ends up with you as an MD making 8 figures a year.
I worked for a pencil manufacturing company in the 1970s this equipment looks older proper engineering I work in cosmetics today the engineering is out of date in 5 years and won't last as long as this fantastic to see 👍
I agree with you! Humanity over these centuries has come up with as much as it has not come up with over the past millennia. I will be glad if you rate my videos. In one of the videos, I make a sapphire ring out of a titanium tube.
That cardboard thing that he was using to batch grab the finished blanks was probably someones temporary solution to go faster.. then it became the company solution 😂
Very interesting production line. I imagine it being quite agreeable to work there. The pencil labeling looks like a very expensive process making up probably 20% or even more of the product cost?
Your job must be a very satisfying one when I read all comments below coming from worldwide❤️much appreciated thanks for sharing this beautiful video with me 👍👍❤️🇳🇱
After watching many videos, now I like only machines 😄 they work correctly, honestly and continuously. Awesome👍., but for pencil they bring wood from America 🤔 , it means pencil is quite expensive 😆 know? .
We take a pencil to make a note without ever thinking of the processes, the years of evolution of ideas to improve the machines, the workers, etc. I guess this all started with people drawing with burned sticks, then somebody thinking "I could just collect the charcoal off the end of the stick and ... maybe ... compress it? Eventually, he saw a market for his crude, artisinal pencils, and thought "I could automate this process", and the first simple machine was made. And gradually, over hundreds of years and millions of improved ideas, the modern pencil took shape. But it's not only pencils - almost everything we use has been mass-produced, and has gone through the same process of invention and improvement. I just watched a video of several hundreds of thousands of screws of different sizes, threads, etc, being made *per day* in a small workshop full of machines, by one man. It gives a new appreciation for the things we use every day.
Amazes me to think people of the early Victorian era would hate this machinery as not handmade .. Yet we now cherish its history & the skills involved & we hate the digital machinery ..
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贅沢なかきかた鉛筆ですね。年季の入った機械と職人さんたちによって作られた、日常を豊かに感じさせてくれる逸品。これは是非とも購入したい。
鉛筆同士が当たる音、
書いてる音、置いたときの音
たまらなく好きです✎
Dear KITA-BOSHI Team
thank You so much for sharing Yr wonderful video showing all steps for High Quality Japanese Pencil Manufacturing
warm congratulations and best regards
Ettore Musso
Italy
古い機械を大事に手入れして各工程に人がきちんと携わってるとこにあったかみを感じました😊
人の手と目で行われる丁寧な検品 生産性なんぞと言うことなかれ この誠実さがなければ廉価なだけの粗悪品になってしまう
これからも続けて欲しい手作りの仕事
丁寧に人の手で検品したり一つ一つの工程の確認をしたりと暖かみのある作業風景でした
北星鉛筆買いたくなりました
それにしても昔に製造機械を設計作成した人達は天才だ…
The way they sharpen the pencils is so satisfying. I could watch that all day
연필만이 주는 특유의 편안한 느낌이 있음...❣️ 만들어지는 모습을 보니까 힐링 되고 좋아요👍
시청해주셔서 감사합니다😌
木同士や機械にぶつかる音素晴らしすぎていい
the people who invent and create these machines to do such intricate work are amazing.
I have no idea how humans made all of these processes like 50 years ago. I bet half the population today can’t figure out one step of this process by themselves
Couldn’t agree more. It is so fascinating that technology endeavor.
I enjoy seeing how things are made and I appreciate the Japanese way of doing things they seem to be very concerned about quality and I like that
This is the first time to see how to make a pencil, so interesting
I like the sakura pink colour, very beautiful
There is something magic about watching a process like this!
Cool! too bad about the music, it ruins it all.
I agree @downhilltwofour00 a simple everyday object that we never think about.
@@tiouip Mute saves it all! 😉
材料の当たる音が心地いい
今でも鉛筆使いたくなるときある。
書き心地とか、音が良いのよねえ。
使い込まれた機械と若い職人さんたち。昔からの技術がキチンと伝承されているから良い製品ができるんですね。昭和世代の私にはある意味当たり前の事なのかもしれないけど、やっぱり人の手がかかっているのが好きだなぁ。とても良い動画です👍
コメントありがとうございます😭
Valeu!
エンピツの束が転がる音が心地よいです。ずっと眺めていたくなる動画です。
北星鉛筆さんの鉛筆セット愛用しています。サラサラと書き心地がとても良いです。こうやって作ってるんですねー
ご清聴ありがとうございます:)
This is very soothing to me and the machines on the assembly line are often very clever in their simplicity. Thank you for posting. ✌️
This one is especially beautiful to me, maybe because of how much I loved writing and drawing with pencils growing up.
Very meticulously produced. My hats off to Japanese people for producing excellent products.
Tôi đã nghĩ việc làm một cây bút rất đơn giản . Cho đến khi tôi xem video này tôi phải hốt lên nó quá là công phu mọi thứ mọi thứ được tính toán kỹ lưỡng thật tuyệt vời.
One of the world's best inventions. Amazing video. Glad it was recommended. 🙏🏼
Beautifully made pencils! The quality and care taken for the product show clearly in this video! And I'll bet that factory smells good with the balance between machinery and natural wood!
I love the smell of pencil shavings!
It is very satisfying to me to see such a wonderful combination of well-oiled machines and skilled workers. Thanks for making this presentation.
Never knew how a pencil was made and somehow now I am more complete. The workers are dedicated to producing a quality product unlike so much that is being produced elsewhere.
Good quality maintain with mass production process,
Knowledge able video
Ended up buying their pencil. The wood is so much lighter than I thought. Light, yet sturdy grip feeling. Good pencil 👍
I started out working for Harvey Machine Company in the 60’s building pencil mills as they were called. All this brings back memories.
Brilliant ! I love the old school machinery. Thanks a lot, Colin ( UK )
Not me getting emotional at the music swell when the pencils were perfectly lined up going into their little boxes. @ 9:30 🥲 I guess, as an American, I feel like I’ve been robbed of quality craftsmanship and a human touch in everyday products outside of mass chains. I dunno, maybe it’s dum. I know they’re just little pencils and stuff, but I really enjoy the idea of the things I use, especially art supplies and stuff I use to create my own things that have been crafted by people who care. The Japanese are just bada$$es at craftsmanship♥️ thanks for the video!
鉛筆や芯は何で出来ているのかは よく耳にしていましたが、作り方は全く知らなかったので勉強になりました！！
すべての年齢層が理解できる基本的で便利なツール
Japanese factories seem to have a very chilled vibe where everyone loves his work and is fully dedicated to quality.. It can be one of the reasons why Made in Japan has quality as well.. There is a passion towards their work and they must be proud of what they do..
How could someone be passionate about making 10,000 pencils a day, every day, for their entire career? That's called lack of ambition.
Не работа а рутина , никакого разнообразия .
@@theupscriber65 It's a honest job. No more, no less. Everybody needs one, and there is no shame in that.
Also, a person's identity is not exclusively defined by his or her job.
Someone's absence of "professional ambition" doesn't correlate to their ambition in other aspects of their lives like hobbies, crafts, sports, charity, family, travel, education ...
Don't reduce "ambition" to something that can exist only at work. Ambition is also not necessarily synonymous to "climbing the ladder".
@@theupscriber65 I would off myself if my life was being a factory worker, but that isn’t because there’s a low ceiling even with extreme ambition. I would do the same if I was an investment banker, where solid ambition and work ethic ends up with you as an MD making 8 figures a year.
@@Yakeru35 Well said!
Love the quality control inspection, very satisfying!
Awesome job and thank you for sharing this 😊❤️
thank you for watching:)
The smoothness of the machine are on the next level
salute to those who are giving efforts in this work
How many of you agree with me ???
I disagree sharply
I strongly disagree
こんなに丁寧な作業を経てできてるんだなあ。小学生の頃にストレス発散で鉛筆折ってごめんね。
油然而生的幸福感
好療癒...感謝有您們辛勤的付出
Very interesting, thank you. Also it seems like an energy intensive procedure
something about old machinery just fascinates me.
A real treat to watch and see something of making pencils. Pencils, for me, are special and a privilege to have. Thank you.
i could sense the pride in their work.
how could you possibly sense the pride on a CHINESE factory worker?!!😂😂
I worked for a pencil manufacturing company in the 1970s this equipment looks older proper engineering I work in cosmetics today the engineering is out of date in 5 years and won't last as long as this fantastic to see 👍
動画ありがとうございます。めっちゃ萌えました✨✨
Adorei assistir a fabricação dos lápis.
Parabéns a equipe! Lindo!
Very impressive machinery and workforce.
I agree with you! Humanity over these centuries has come up with as much as it has not come up with over the past millennia. I will be glad if you rate my videos. In one of the videos, I make a sapphire ring out of a titanium tube.
Thank you for this very interesting video. I could look whole day long. ❤
Thank you for watching❤️
18 seconds in and already I’m 🤤🤤🥹 I wish there was no music though, just the sound of the machines working is 👌🏼
Wonderful, what a fantastic place, where quality clearly matters.
Amazing. Your skills that you've kept for a long time are attractive. I hope you continue to grow, and I hope your UA-cam will do well.❤
5:16. Well that's an important step in the process. Pretty hands-on. Fumbling that will require a 1500 pickup.
That cardboard thing that he was using to batch grab the finished blanks was probably someones temporary solution to go faster.. then it became the company solution 😂
I'd like to see how the leads are made. But this is an awesome video! How cool would it be to work in a factory like that? For little while, anyway.
Es genial 🤩👍
Gran trabajo y gracias por compartir 🙏
PERFECT 👏🏼. We are expecting more pen making videos from Pilot pen and Mitsubishi unibal pen 🎉❤
鉛筆たちが転がる音が心地良い
Very interesting production line. I imagine it being quite agreeable to work there. The pencil labeling looks like a very expensive process making up probably 20% or even more of the product cost?
丁寧な作業してますね。
ここ、小学生の時に工場見学に行ったな〜
懐かしい！！😂
Your job must be a very satisfying one when I read all comments below coming from worldwide❤️much appreciated thanks for sharing this beautiful video with me 👍👍❤️🇳🇱
鉄工所では聞けない、木のやわらかい音がいいですね
So cool feels like prismacolor being made
This is a beautiful video. Very relaxing 😌
機械でやっているけど、人の技術もあるからこそ美しいものがつくれる。ー神業ー
Que curioso y bonito proceso, saludos desde España ;)
woww...nice sharing industries pencil...
Awesome !!!
RESPECT & CONSIDERATION !!!!
Спасибо за видео .Я фанат Японской канцелярии .У меня 40 разных японских ручек .Zebra ,Pentel ,Tombow и т.д 😊✊
Это здорово~!
小学生の頃ここに工場見学行ったの懐かし😭
I would pay extra to use pencils made by Kita-Boshi. They take such pride in their work!
I just watched 10 minutes of people making pencils. How is this so entertaining
Thank you for watching:)
The difference in Japanese manufacturing is the inspection. 💯
Complimenti ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ i cinesi giapponesi e i coreani sono i più intelligenti di questo mondo
I am honnored can watch this video. I love everything about proccess. And i love so much for this pencils proccess . Regards🙏⚘
このメーカーの芯ホルダー使ってる。最高に使い易い。
I have been there, you can visit. My kids loved it. They also have a modelling type clay made from the recycled wood.
I don’t know why but I imagined at the end he just writes “HELP” 😂
It’s company’s name lol
Beautiful working
helpful video now i know how pencils are made
Wow! And I thought they would just take a whole tree and wiggle it down until only the pencil is left.
Wonderful! Thanks so much!
지금은 폰으로 다 하는 시대지만
연필로 적다가 지우개로 지우다가
고심한 편지의 시대가 그립네요
일본 한국이 연필로 쓴 글로 서로의 마음을 전했으면 좋겠어요^^
Damn straight.
수험생들은 1년 365일을 펜과 종이로 살긴합니다
내 마음이라...
우리땅을 짓밟은 일본애들을 혼내주고싶다? 정도
Love an efficient worker...😊😊
Cool video , never thought would enjoy watching something like this , btw if you wonder at end he wrote "North Star Pencil"
Amazing really interesting, that is great job!
warna pensilnya sangat hitam dan bagus dari prosbtn nya juga rapih . semoga sukses
Yoi mamen
Absolutely fascinating......thank you!
아... 보기만해도 힐링이 됩니다.
만년필과 더불어 연필을 통해서만 느낄 수 있는 '사각사각'....
이래서 연필이 좋아..^^
I can only imagine how many glorious cedar trees gave their lives for pencils.
Top quality pencils there.
Genial! Schöne alte Automatisierung 👍
After watching many videos, now I like only machines 😄 they work correctly, honestly and continuously. Awesome👍., but for pencil they bring wood from America 🤔 , it means pencil is quite expensive 😆 know? .
That’s really Cool 😎
We take a pencil to make a note without ever thinking of the processes, the years of evolution of ideas to improve the machines, the workers, etc.
I guess this all started with people drawing with burned sticks, then somebody thinking "I could just collect the charcoal off the end of the stick and ... maybe ... compress it? Eventually, he saw a market for his crude, artisinal pencils, and thought "I could automate this process", and the first simple machine was made. And gradually, over hundreds of years and millions of improved ideas, the modern pencil took shape. But it's not only pencils - almost everything we use has been mass-produced, and has gone through the same process of invention and improvement. I just watched a video of several hundreds of thousands of screws of different sizes, threads, etc, being made *per day* in a small workshop full of machines, by one man.
It gives a new appreciation for the things we use every day.
Amazes me to think people of the early Victorian era would hate this machinery as not handmade ..
Yet we now cherish its history & the skills involved & we hate the digital machinery ..
Fascinating and instructive!
congratulations for 100k subscriber
Thank you so much~!!
Very satisfying at 9:10