Why Japanese $200 nail clippers are so expensive? | So Expensive

[@russellmorgan5611]

Never doubted the dedication of Japanese craftspeople but that looks like a very dark oppressive environment.

[@RJHElias]

Fantastic Japanese precision! Respect for all these craftsman and woman!👌

[@jacklav1]

No offence intended but I liked it when the commentary finished and there was just the sound of the factory and the people that live there.

[@анатолийновиков-ж8д]

Земная сущность в Красоте/
Японский Бриз/всегда в цене!//

[@mariaaparecidadearruda6057]

Como comprar , estou no Brasil.

[@grif7661]

Молодцы👍

[@planje4740]

- а зашто не кажете онако како то јесте
- није suwada него Сувада а то је право босанско име
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хонда је хо да
тојота је то је та
мазда можда ће да да
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имам ја из СФРЈ армије >грицкалицу< још увијек и увијек носим са собом
- добио на поколн и ради и сад
- а то је којих 140 година прије или томе слично

[@MrYoutubefuck]

Бессмысленный вид товара чтоб его так вылизывать. Уверен, что на них спрос не такой уж и большой.

[@anonymousanonymous2277]

价格高是因为人工成本贵

[@hortenseplaceg9740]

Most nailclippers in the US are made in Pakistan, I want them to watch this video!!

[@프로그-d4r]

이것이 한국과 일본의 차이~~~ 명품을 만드는구나~~

[@Ese_osa]

Katana nails clippers

[@tasteapiana]

You could film a John Wick movie in that factory with almost everything painted black like that. It's kinda surreal. Anyway, I no longer fear dying because, after watching this story about $200 nail clippers, absolutely nothing on this planet makes sense anymore and most of it just seems like a rather sick joke.

[@ionlywatch]

honestly, why not use the talent for something more important.

[@halfpound8oz]

You must have not heard of $300 bird spit.

[@Momoka7]

If they have that many leftovers that are not reused... it is a wasteful operation.

[@_Zane__]

Looks like a nice clipper, maybe ill pick one up on my next Japan trip

[@JoseRodriguez-nn7jv]

Tremenda calidad, en Colombia se consiguen? gracias

[@alexwong5901]

wow