Hello Everyone, We’ve gone through four out of five traditional Japanese woodworking fields that consist of Sashimono - Cabinetmaking or Joinery, Horimono - Carving, Hikimono - Turning, Magemono – Bentwork. In order to complete the present survey on woodworking, a few aspects of carpentry (Daiku) must be mentioned, especially the professions of traditional carpenters. #japanesewoodworking #japanesecarpentry #carpenters
There are many carpentry works I have shared on this channel, including miya-daiku and sukiya-daiku. This time, as the following two examples show, you will certainly understand more details. Traditional carpenters are divided into several areas of specialization depending on the kind of building to be constructed: - A miya-daiku is a carpenter who specialises in temple and shrine construction. - A sukiya-daiku specialises in the construction of detached teahouses, or chashitsu, as well as residences designed in teahouse, or sukiya - A machiya-daiku specialises in the construction of traditional wooden townhouses
The first example concerns the work of the miya-daiku carpenters who were involved in the reconstruction of the Koumyou temple in Osaka's Moriguchi city, Mr. Fujiwara Hiroki that I've shared a few times before, and now once more, I will explain it correctly.
I have gone to Shingonshu Komyo Temple in Osaka's Moriguchi city where the main character is working to find out, I've done a few interviews and started writing the script, rewrote the content, a new voice was recorded, new effects work, new music, new footage added and a new creation about “Japanese Carpentry (Daiku) - Incredible Structures are Assembled with the Ancient Technique without Nails can Stand for Centuries”
