Nikko Woodworking | Amazing Repair Work in Rinnoji Temple, Whose Construction Dates Back to 1250
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- Опубліковано 31 січ 2020
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This video was recorded by construction camera systems (Some of my friends have given it to me). I have edited it, adding new effects and music to create a new creation as folows: "Nikko Woodworking | Amazing Repair Work in Rinnoji Temple, Whose Construction Dates Back to 1250"
This is a woodworking workshop of the Preservation Society to do the repair work as possible to adopt the use Bream and the joint to do the reinforcement repair replacement Nikkozan Rinnoji Temple, home to the statue of a monk, Shōdō, whose construction dates back to 1250
The half-decomposed body is being repaired at the main hall of Rinnō-Ji temple Futarasan jinja Shinto shrine Smoking in the drizzle and has been worshiped since ancient times as the center of mountain worship in Nikko. The shrine was built at the current location after Toshogu Shrine was enshrined.
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I have a deep respect for these craftsmen it’s wonderful to see crafts passed to the next generation and the care that the young people take in Learning it. Awesome
Thank you very much!
I love how new and old technology is used to recreate the different pieces. Beautifully done work.
Amazing... Their attention to detail is something else... Good job fellas...😎
I got to visit this amazing temple after the 2004 Japan Open Disc Golf Championships. Memories that will last my lifetime.
One of the things I like about the Japanese, they refuse to cut corners. Even if you lose money the work is done correct.
Best carpenter in the world, japanese people. Love their work
Eu adoro ver o trabalho dessas pessoas, vejo o quanto são empenhados em fazer o perfeito, sua dedicação é um verdadeiro amor no que faz!
Abraço aqui do Brasil 🇧🇷
Perfect!
Enjoyed your video and gave it a Thumbs Up
everything is great here
Awesome
beautiful building from China
I am a master carpenter and this work makes me feel like a newbie....
...wunderbare Verbindungen, auch für @JonasWinkler
Thank you for share
Did they build the building around it just to work in?
Yes, and it's clearly visible on Google Earth.
Music is strangely reminiscent if Appalachian or Stephen Foster.
Lego for giants
FUCKING AWESOME
Does anyone know what type of metal is used for these tiles over the wood? Is it aluminum?
Do they teach making skills?
yes, we DO NOT conceal anything...
I always thought that these temples were completely made withóut nails ( and glue ). But apparently they do use nails.
yeah, Stephan Reisig, Metal fasteners such as nails and cramps are sometimes used, but only for relatively small members which have no primary structural role.
Thumbs up for the woodwork, thumbs down for the history!
Only Tokugawa Ieyasu's spirit (:57) is enshrined at the Nikkozan Riinoji Toshogu Shrine in Nikko, Tochigi!
His physical remains are in the much lesser known, but older and more important Kunouzan Toshogu Shinto Shrine just outside of Shizuoka City, Shizuoka perfecture.
How much is original ?
Theyre rebuilt every couple of decades
Lo repairing ho rahi hai.
Khada nahi hota. Lo kal lo Baat.
Nothing to see here.....CLICKBAIT LOAD OF BS