Karakuri puppet - からくり人形 - 4K Ultra HD
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- čas přidán 15. 02. 2018
- Karakuri puppets, or in Japanese Karakuri Ningyō (からくり人形) are traditional Japanese mechanized automate wonders made originally from the 17th and up to 19th century. Where the word Karakuri stands for “trick” or “mechanisms” in Japanese, these incredible automata were only designed for pure entertainment. Entirely built in wood and powered by weights of by wound springs where each actions of our little puppet are controlled by a set of cams and levers.
All in all three main types of Karakuri exist and this depending of where the puppet will be used. The Butai Karakuri or stage karakuri were mainly used in theaters, while the Zashiki Karakuri (video above) were smaller puppets mainly used in homes. And finally the Dashi Karakuri, still used nowadays, are puppets used to perform reenactments of traditional myths and legends used during religious festivals.
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カラクリを動かすハンドルを回す係もカラクリにするあたりに遊び心を感じる。
It's my first time seeing japanese automata after delwing into the western ones for the past 2 years, my goodness I've never seen such expressive ones before, they're fast and snappy while retaining fluidity. Most western ones often feel static or heavy with stiff joints. I adore the attention put towards each one's head movement it really adds so much humanity.
In my opinion, both automatons are worthy of admiration, but the Western ones, in particular, have moving eyes, which might seem a little creepy to some. However, I find this feature fascinating and unique.
They actually developed the understanding of mechanical movement when a Dutch clock came to Japan for the first time.
Honestly I believe that the Japanese were far better as creative engineers.
弓を射る時の顔の角度、手つき素晴らしすぎる！江戸時代の人すごいね。技能がすごいだけじゃなく遊び心があって楽しいし。
This is truly amazing! I did not know such intricate and complex machines were built, especially not back in the 17th century!
They had nothing better to do
antikythera .
Oh my god the servant working the gears
amazing right?
It is interesting to note, that years ago Toyota developed from the Karakuri Ningyo a system for automated transportation in the industry without the use of electric power. Since then more and more engineers around the world learn from the Karakuri Ningyo and develop new solutions for industrial transportation, called Karakuri Kaizen or simply Karakuri. And there even is an exhibition in Nagoya each year since 1994.
So Karakuri aren't just a piece of art, but also a part of modern industry. From Japan for the world.
Had the chance to see Karakuri Kaizen (Toyota) in action, simply impressive!
I hadn't that chance, but I saw Karakuri Kaizen in Germany at the Hannover Messe (Hanover Exhibition).
As I work as an engineer and love Japan and Japanese engineering, I love the idea to move heavy things around without using electric or fossile power.
弓矢はラブのすけ様にお顔が似ていらっしゃいますね。笑笑
魂がこもっているようで…
縁の下で一生懸命に回していらっしゃる
殿方様、お疲れ様でした。
Proof that Japan has always been a world leader in technology.
No, they were doing the same things in Europe.
@@TheIndependentLensyou are absolutely right, to be Franck since the 16 th century it is European technology leaking to Japan via the Dutch merchants
It's so fascinating to watch the movement. The mechanisms to create an end "action" are incredible on their own, but that eerie smoothness and rapid shifting motion are just so surreal and entertaining to watch. It's really the beginning of the idea of "robotic" movements like you might see on TV, and you absolutely tell why it was later incorporated into modern dancing styles.
This is amazing! All of the intricate details and pieces that need to work together in harmony just for it to work!
🇯🇵の先祖に、尊敬と感謝しかありません‼️
狂気が芸術に昇華している。
スゲェ！
Such incredible antique art! Beautiful!
I heard that old emperor's would have these to entertain their guests.
Yep, that's true
Beautiful and ingenious! Thank you.
Absolument superbe et poétique.
すごい
Such an amazing contraption, no wonder he looks so smug
I thought the first puppet with the bow and arrows was amazing, but I absolutely lost it when I saw the little guy working the gears underneath!
Absolutely amazing. 🙏🙏🇬🇧🇮🇳
That's so cool!
THIS IS SO CUTE 😭💗💗
いいね！
Oh la surprise ! Sans sous-titres disponibles j'ai lancé la vidéo : mouais , une poupée de porcelaine, c'est pas trop mon truc... oh § Mais elle bouge ! Dingue, elle fait du tire à l'arc ! Oo
Bah génial du coup ! Encore mieux avec l'effet de surprise ^^;
Is this a replica of the famous one from Hisashige Tanaka or it has a story of gis own? Thanks in advance for the answer!
Thank you. I'm going to watch this with students at school. Can I use it as an educational material? I will make sure to disclose the source.
Do you lose many arrows?
Very good 😊 fucing devine
Los japoneses son muy inteligentes y curiosos
In a way, you're just like this machine puppet.
If I had it, I would probably end up losing all the arrows then have to tell people it doesn't work anymore.
Beautiful, intricate, great craftsmanship...shame the action of shooting the bow is all wrong.
Game Maker’s Toolkit brought me here
He can kill human automatically ???
Hasbro makes a plastic version of these dolls for $15
is it available on Amazon?
画質は良いけど、段取りとカメラワークが悪い。的を見せてくれ。
he did a khatrah🎉
way better than a robot dog that sing the Russian national anthem
Ninja
한국은 저 당시 저런 멋진 물건을 만들 지식이 없었다 일본 대단해!
XpressTv
松に読めない😅
This video is old, but here's a recent one. Try searching for "Superb Life His Adult Secret Base Karakuri Doll (1)". It's in Japanese, but I think you'll understand because there's a video.
これにＡＩを搭載すると『NieR:Automata』になる。
Aren't we all karakuri puppets?
Shut up and take my money
很有我们的唐朝文化