The process of making a tea whisk. Ultimate Japanese hospitality tool inherited from 500 years ago.
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This video introduces the process of making a tea whisk. Ultimate Japanese hospitality tool inherited from 500 years ago. Although mass production is the norm in recent days, all matcha whisks are made by craftsmen, and they can only make about 5 tea whisks in a day.
The process of making a tea whisk consists of splitting bamboo cut to about 10 cm in length into more than 100 pieces with a special blade, shaving it, and weaving the threads to complete the process.
All of these processes are done by hand and fingers, without the use of machines.
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▶Craftsman Profile
Keiichiro Tanimura / Suikaen
After graduating from high school, Keiichiro Tanimura left his hometown to study in the U.S. and worked in a Japanese company. However, with a desire to "contribute to my hometown by taking over the family business that has been passed down from generation to generation," I started my apprenticeship as a tea whisk master under my father, the third generation Suikaen master.
▶Craftsman Passion
"One matcha whisk for each family"
In order to make the tea whisk more familiar to people, we have been producing new types of tea whisks such as using colorful threads or adding charms to the whisks, while keeping the traditional manufacturing method, overcoming my father's objection.
We want to make the tea whisk so familiar in daily life that people in Nara always have a tea whisk in their homes. Our goal is to have one in every household!
Please enjoy watching the Japanese craftsmanship!!!!
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【Chapter】
00:07 Cutting the Bamboo
01:42 Shaving Surface
02:39 Cutting into 16 pieces
04:06 Cutting into thin pieces
06:33 Slicing thinly
07:59 Chamfering
09:01 Final Adjustment
12:27 Tea time - Jak na to + styl
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Product Name: Match Whisk / White Bamboo / 100 prongs
Discription: This Matcha Whisk is made entirely by skillful Japanese craftsmen.
Why don't you experience Japanese culture by making authentic matcha tea with a real Matcha Whisk?
Number of prongs: 100 prongs
・Only 5 whisks can be made in a day!
Although mass production is the norm in recent days, all matcha whisks are made by craftsmen, and they can only make about 5 tea whisks in a day.
The process of making a tea whisk consists of splitting bamboo cut to about 10 cm in length into more than 100 pieces with a special blade, shaving it, and weaving the threads to complete the process.
All of these processes are done by hand and fingers, without the use of machines.
・How to Select a Chasen
In generally, a tea whisk with a small number of prongs is used for dark tea and a tea whisk with a large number of prongs is used for light tea. Therefore, you should choose a Chasen according to the tea you want to make!
I am always amazed while watching these videos featuring Japanese craftsman. Their dedication to tradition, craftsmanship and elegance is something to behold. Thank you for sharing this video!
We used to make these as children for fun! Bamboo stalks used to grow near the rail road tracks. The good ole days, if only we could go back.
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いい作業場ですね
道具も手入れが行き届いていて、繊細な工程に背筋が伸びるような思いで動画を拝見しました
なんて美しい造形でしょう、心が洗われるようでした
コメントありがとうございます！
全ての所作に無駄がなく製作プロセスも素晴らしいものでした！他にも工芸品を製作しているプロセスを公開しておりますので、是非ご覧ください！
I have have a lot of admiration for this gentleman this definitely takes a lot of skill and patience to do. I don’t think I would be able to do this. Great job sir! Glad you are keeping the tradition alive.😊
Thank you very much! I am very happy!
this was mesmerising!!!!
i'm too stunned to say anything...
I really like how they show the craftsman smiling at the end, it adds a nice personal touch
Thank you so much!!!
Thank you very much. One of the most impressive transformations from simple object to beautiful and functional object. Goes back to time when everything you use was provided by very skilled members of your community, and making the best uses of what materials you have. Now people stuck at jobs they hate and just buy next plastic thing
It really is! Great products are created by crossing great secret arts with great materials. We will continue to do our best to carry on this technique.
I occasionally drink ceremonial-grade matcha and wondered how they make the whisks. It's fitting they cost as much as professional watercolor brushes.
This is the ultimate tool of hospitality in the Japanese mind. Come back to Japan again to taste matcha tea! It will be a wonderful memory for sure!
Impeccable work 👏👏👏👏👏 You’re an incredible craftsman ❤️ Best wishes from Australia 🦘🦘
13 minutes of pure zen
Wonderful! Tha k you for sharing your craftsmanship!
I watvhed the short yesterday, i knew I had to see the entire process. Amazing!
Thank you
Such an outstanding work, it's such a pleasure to see such work 🥰
You are all so hardworking ❤ and sincere 🙇🏻♀️
God bless 🙏🏻
Thank you so much for your comments!!!!
Thank you for showing your craftsmanship
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Juste énorme travail
Toutes mes félicitations.
thank you for sharing this incredible craftsmanship, I'm so impressed by the attention to detail, it really shows how much care is put into this work 🍵💚
Stunning work!!!
Thank you so much!!!!
Stunning craftsmanship and beautiful work. I have so much respect.
Thank you so much!!!!
Thanks!
Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Beautiful!
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Outstanding craftsmanship. Ancestors would be proud.
Thank you so much for your comments 🙏🙏☺️
Fabuloso 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Muchas gracias.
Marvelous. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I was enthralled by the craftsmanship.
They are so beautiful aren’t they ? Glad you liked them 👍
such an impressive skill!! bravo!
Thank you so much!!!!!
extremely meticulous work where we appreciate ancestral know-how at its true value!!! Thank you for this very interesting report... ❤
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Pure beauty, respect !!! Also women touch was amazing
Thank you so much!!!!
The attention to detail is amazing
Thank you so much!!!!!
There are few places in the world with such fine craftsmen. But, you guys build the Katana, so I'm not surprised.
The epitome of formal Japanese tradition.
Thank you very much!
This was so beautiful to watch, such dedication that is put into making something remains always in the owners heart thankyou for sharing a wonderful sight into how the tea whisk is made. xx
Thank you so much!!!
it was so lovely I will watch it again. I hope this beautiful tradition will never stop @@Craftsmanship-Process
It is very satisfying to behold how delicately thin the bamboo can become, when worked by the hand of a master.
Hard hands, skilled work.
Bamboo is the Boon to far Eastern countries, 😄 know! Best work with concentration . Thank you🙏.
ability to bring the mind to perfect concentration is reflected in the beauty of the finished item 🍵
Thank you for your comment !
Kullanmaya kıyamam çok emek veriliyor ustayı tebrik ediyorum ❤
Hi, great job, well done. Cheers
Thank you so much!!!!
Amazing watching artis at work.
Thank you for your comment!
That was relaxing to watch👍🏻🇺🇸
Glad you enjoyed it
道具には作り手の魂がこもっている。
この動画を最後まで見る人には感じて欲しい。
コメントありがとうございます！本当におっしゃる通りだと思います！道具も技術も本当に素晴らしいです。
Unbelievable beautiful
Thank you so much!!!
Krásná práce 👍👍👍
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茶筅職人は技術秘匿の為夕方起きて夜仕事しててその習慣が今でも残ってるってどっかで聞いたんだけどもうそんな事ないんだなぁ。
おっしゃる通り、少し前まではそのような制作スタイルをしていましたね。
Ihre Arbeit verschafft mir inneren Frieden.ich bedauere es zutiefst mit ihnen keine Teezeremonie durchführen zu können.
Danke das ich mir die Werdung eines perfekten Produktes anschauen durfte.
Vielen Dank für Ihren Kommentar!
WOW……..!!!!!🤩
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I like macha. I know I could mix it with many different implements. I use a bamboo whisk because it adds to the joy of the process. I very much enjoy the tea, but making it is very much part of that enjoyment.
Thank you so much for your comments!!!!
Залил водой, ждёшь, пьешь.
Wow! 500 years of history! You know you’re doing something right if it lasts that long.
Agree! Thank you for your comment !
@@Craftsmanship-Process you’re welcome.
Are the shavings from the bamboo used for anything? It is pretty hypnotic watching him cut and shave without breaking anything or cutting himself.
Time sure is on his side. He has more life than a cat.
Un travail de précision et de minutie !
Je pense que le débutant doit gaspiller beaucoup de morceaux de bambou avant de reussir à amincir le tiges de cette façon.
Encore une belle vidéo, très intéressante.
Merci de votre attention !
Comme vous le dites, il faut vraiment beaucoup de temps et d'efforts pour atteindre ce niveau. Nous espérons que vous continuerez à apprécier nos vidéos !
Vraiment
Какой симпатичный мужчина 😘
Excellent work! But the bamboo is not sharpened but shaved thinner.
Would his daughter be able to inherit the techniques?
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@@Craftsmanship-Process 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Kerajinan tangan yang luarbiasa.
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I like how Japan still have a traditional way to make everything still. I can see how this has survived over 500 years. All they need is a few knives and their raw materials replenish overnight. It’d be a pretty sweet life. Beautiful Japanese village, you walk to the stream and cut bamboo that will grow back tomorrow, get back to the shop and do your part.
Ich liebe dieses handwerkliche Geschick
Tradition ist sehr wichtig
Danke 🙏
Fascinating video.
If you ever want to do comedy could just add a quick line to step one when you measure after cutting that they are all the wrong size.
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Өнеркәсіп керемет екен бір қисық жері жоқ күшті
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Everyone’s favourite !!!
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Chasen was made in the middle of the Muromachi period. It is said that the second son of the lord of Takayama Castle, Munetsugu, created it at the request of his best friend, Murata Jukoh. The sound of cracking bamboo and mixing tea are pleasant sounds.
Thank you so much for your comments!!!!
What’s the reason after he wisks that he turns the cup a few times? It looks fancy but why does he do it?
So what would the cost of one be?
В итоге все пользуются пластмассовыми, а эти стоят для красоты.
Not only do you have subtitles, (NHK does offer them, tho' not always)...BUT there is also a provision (unlike NHK) for comments. Curious, I once asked NHK admin why no comments allowed. They responded with some ridiculous reason like 'we are protecting children'. Good grief. Anyway, I am now a dedicated SUIGENKYO viewer and very much enjoy your content. Cheers from New Orleans!
Thank you for your comment ! We will keep trying to put subtitles with multiple language 🙌
00:50 I've always found that it's easier to measure for the right size *before* you cut something, but that's just me
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هذا التعب كله بالاخير تطلع خاشوكة (( معلقة 🥄)) خو اشترو من المحل مو اريح الكم بدل هذا الخشب والدوخة والطركاعة. 🥴
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I don’t understand why tea needs a whisk? I’ve never heard of that.
Matcha is made frothy. That's in a nutshell.
7 раз отреж, 1 раз отмерь. - японская мудрость.
Ага. )) С начало нарезал бамбук, а потом его замерил. И так сойдёт.8)))
Айк за труд и лайк за субтитры ❤
Спасибо за комплимент !!!
I have no idea why such a whisk is necessary, nor if it has any advantages over other such tools. However, the craftsmanship and dedication are impressive. Such fine cuts with a blade take an extremely steady hand to perform even a few times, and he does them many times that. I can only wonder at how much practice it must have taken to be able to do so many precise cuts without error.
Where katana?
В чем ШЕДЕЕЕВРРРР!? по лекалу спускаете кончики. Ничего сложного не вижу, вот если без лекала, то да. А так, эх......
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I would lose so many fingers doing this ...
hahahaha😂😂😂😂😂
Боже, храни одноразовые пакетики
Wow and we can't find a spoon when we need it....😂 America is doomed
I dunno, you have to go through all these steps just to make just one of these, and who still uses them in this day and age?
Seems to me like a ... whisky business!!
(seriously though, really beautiful work!)
You are well named ,apeman505!
это часен
Thank you!!!!
「お茶を作る」→「お茶を点てる」ですね。
素晴らしい動画なので、気をつけましょう。
修正いたします！ご指摘ありがとうございます🙇♂
수천년
수만년후 이것을 어떻게 만들었지 ?
같은 기술이 계승되기를 기원합니다!
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My fingers would be all cut up.
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I think that the knife used in "the 4th process" is not very sharp-- it is for splitting, not shaving.
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Thank you so much!!!!
Эээ... венчик для чая? Серъёзно? И покупают?
Они незаменимы для любителей чая!
@@Craftsmanship-Processчем?
You could just use a spoon...
A spoon does not make good matcha. It is because it is a Chasen that it makes sense!
That guy looks central american . Pardon my anthropologist observation
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使わんけど欲しい。。
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t.o.p.
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Time is a very precious thing. Why are you wasting so long with such micro-fine details?
The technique, which cannot be imitated by chance, is performed by hand.
An hour spent on such detail will give rise to an object which will give pleasure and satisfaction to others for may years.
This stuff tends to be dying off as they find it harder to find people to want to do such mundane and repetitive tasks over and over in the modern world where a machine can replicate this process perfectly. Stuff like this tends to be the equivalent of the hipster artisinal crafts in the west.
I wonder who will bring food to the table while he’s sitting there whole morning to make a tea whisk😂
We set aside time to eat well! Don't worry!
@@Craftsmanship-Process Haha! I’m careless about the time you set aside to eat! I just wonder who goes out to work to feed the whole family while you’re sitting there making the toys all day😂
Высочайшее искусство японцев это понты. Тут их никто не превзойдет.
delas machra udelej to z buku nebu dubu sasku
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It’s a WHISK. The Japanese are really good at a lot of things including over-Inflating the importance of the most mundane objects. “I was an apprentice for over twenty years before I was considered a bona fide maker of wooden spatulas”.
It will take considerable time to become a full-fledged craftsman!
Культ времени.
100% agree. It seems everything becomes an “art form” and takes a ridiculous amount of time to complete. Don’t get me wrong, I appreciate the skill and time for something handmade…but I’d probably always purchase commercial for the cost and not having to think my simple tools are “precious”.
@@lindamitchell-fox1926Well I don't see why everything shouldn't be an art and a craft. Many things in Japanese culture and other Asian cultures are beautiful to look at and brings peace of mind to be around and loot at and inhabit. Utility *is* a good thing, and efficiency has it's place...but the diametrical opposite is the American culture, where EVERYTHING is cheap and disposable...and ugly. Most people, given the opportunity, would prefer to live in an old "quaint" Asian or European village, or a walkable American town.
Your statement shows that you don't get it. It isn't about the object itself. It's about devoting your life to a craft and mastering it to its fullest potential. It's about giving yourself to that work and the personal drive to make perfection. I'm going to guess you have no real concept of what I'm talking about or what these people devote themselves to. That's a shame, and I hope that you can find your "whisk" one day. It can give an otherwise dreary life a bit of meaning, even if other people fail to recognize that.
Good work .from Round eye 😊 my rusty brown round eye!!!
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