Welcoem to posts!!
in the future - u will be able to do some more stuff here,,,!! like pat catgirl- i mean um yeah... for now u can only see others's posts :c
沢山の方に見て頂いて嬉しいです。ありがとうございます
Happy to see so many people have watched it. Thank you
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古民家再生にも関わって頂いてる「庭のしごと」www.instagram.com/niwanoshigoto/
主催の土塀作り体験のご案内です。ご興味があれば是非ご参加して下さい。
地割編に引き続き庭の額縁である土塀づくりがいよいよ始まります！
庭を掘って出た土・ワラ・近所で分けていただいた石と瓦。そこに人の手が入ると温もりのある塀が現れます。
古民家再生連続講座 『やま、さか、みずみち』
土塀づくり編
[開催日]
土壁・屋根葺き
2024/9/28（土）・9/29(日)・10/5(土)・10/6(日)
[会場]
埼玉県美里町(詳細は参加者にお知らせ致します。)
アクセス JR八高線 高崎行き 用土駅8:16着 徒歩20分ほど。
※電車は本数がありません。乗り過ごしご注意ください。
※徒歩での来場が難しい場合に乗り合いの送迎を致しますが、人数に限りがあります。予めお知らせください。
※自家用車での来場も可能です。車種などを予めお知らせください。
[対象]
小学生以上
[参加費]
一般 3500円 学生 500円 (各回・保険代含む)
昼食 500円(要申込) ＊徒歩圏内に昼食処が有りませんので注意してください。
＊一日だけの参加も可能です
※リアルファンディング
「庭のしごと」は後継者を育てることを最大の目的としているボランティア団体です。
一般の方からいただいた入場料は次世代の造園家たちを育てる資金となります。
【申込み方法】
●メール
下記をご記入の上、ご連絡ください。
niwanoshigoto@gmail.com
①氏名 ②所属 ③メールアドレス ④電話番号 ⑤交通手段 ⑥参加希望日 ⑦昼食の有無
●申し込みフォーム
画像のQRコードよりGoogleフォームをご記入下さい。
【締切】
土壁・屋根葺き
2024/9/20(木)
＊追加•キャンセルは〆切日までにご連絡ください。
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古民家再生連続講座 『やま、さか、みずみち』について
「暮らしの五感を知ろう」
庭づくりはどこから始めるの？
土地をよむ庭師の眼。
家の周りの山や坂。土はどんな土。
雨が降ったら水はどこへ流れていくのだろう。
庭を形造るためには風土を知ることから始まるのです。
江戸時代、小堀遠州はなぜ洞水門を作ったのか、
桂離宮に桂垣が作られたわけ。
それは、水を邪魔者にせず景色として庭の一部にすることだったのです。
この連続講座は古民家の建築修復現場と並行し、
庭師の世界に昔から伝わる造園土木の考え方と技を知るためにあります。
風通し、水はけ、土質のことをはじめとして、
垣根、塀、歩き道、門など庭のことを現場の職人たちが総合的に伝えます。
庭のしごと
石井庭苑／金綱造園事務所／田部井造園／塩の／藤倉造園設計事務所
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庭のしごと事務局
澤田 忍
☎︎ 080(1051)0368 niwanoshigoto@gmail.com
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The full video edit detailing 1 year of renovation work on the akiya kominka (formerly abandoned traditional house) is now available on my channel.
From repairing damaged posts with joinery, making natural insulation and reusing old materials, there are countless processes featured.
It’s the longest (and proudest) video I’ve edited so far so please give it a watch if interested!
1年間の古民家再生作業の総編集編をチャンネルにアップしてます。
柱の根継ぎ、自然素材の断熱材作り、古材の再利用など数々の内容が含まれている動画となりました。
今まで一番編集が大変だった動画でしたが、活動と共に誇りを持ってます。
興味ある方は是非ご覧になって下さい！
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今週末、手道具のワークショップを開催いたします！
『鉋の世界へ飛び込もう』
〜 鉋を使ってみたいけれど...。買ってはみたけれど...。上手く削れない...。
そんな方に是非、鉋を使って欲しい 〜
【内容】
鉋の仕込み、調整、刃の研ぎ、トラブルシューティング、木材の読み方、削り方
【開催概要】
日時:2022年11月19日(土) 9:00~16:00
会場:古民家ギャラリーカフェ竹zen
（埼玉県児玉郡美里町甘粕807）
【募集要項】
参加費:18,000円(当日支払い)
定員:6名(先着順)
【参加申込】
インスタグラムで @chikuzen_yuki へDMにて『鉋ワークショップ参加希望』とお送りください。
※ 詳細と応募フォームをお送り致しますので、そちらでのお申込みにて予約完了となります。
www.instagram.com/chikuzen_yuki/
翌日の11/20には木挽きワークショップと霜月マーケットが開催されます。
『木挽きワークショップ』
大鋸で開けてみる面白い木味（きあじ）を見てみませんか？
内容:木挽き体験（縦引き・横引き）⇨大鋸の仕立て⇨製材した板の削り（ちょうな・かんな等の手道具にて仕上げる）
詳細はこちらをご確認ください：
www.instagram.com/p/Cj45ZlsPrMf/
霜月マーケット
11月20日（日）10:30〜15:00
冬に向けて心も身体もあたたかくなるような商品やクリスマス等のプレゼントにも嬉しい作品などの販売もございます。
店内も一足早く冬のしつらい・和洋折衷クリスマスモードにて、皆様をお出迎えさせて頂き、開放したいと思っております。古民家等にご興味ある方等のご見学も大歓迎ですので、是非お気軽にお立ち寄り頂けたらと思います。
www.instagram.com/p/CkdDkXVvnEE/
Workshop Announcement: Dive into the world of Kanna (Japanese hand plane)
Whether you got your hands on a kanna but just can’t get it to work right or have an old Kanna which needs to be tuned, this one day hands-on class will cover everything you need to know to get started:
set up, tuning, sharpening, troubleshooting, reading the grain, and finely planing the wood.
Details:
- 19th November 2022 (Sat)
9:00~16:00
- 古民家ギャラリーカフェ竹zen @chikuzen_yuki
807 Amagasu, Misato, Kodama District, Saitama, Japan
- ¥18,000 (paid on the day)
- 6 people max.
*The class will be mainly in Japanese but with English help as necessary.
For further details and registration, please DM @chikuzen_yuki on Instagram
www.instagram.com/chikuzen_yuki/
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We are in the process of building a woodworking studio in Yamanashi, Japan, which we hope becomes an international hub for woodworking, crafts and the culture of wood.
Once the woodworking studio opens next Spring, there will be various classes on fine furniture making, traditional Japanese woodworking, sustainable forest management, green woodworking and experiences for children (including classes in English as well).
We hope to create a space where people from around the world can gather and the cultures, knowledge and love for wood and crafts can be freely exchanged.
Currently, the timber frame assembly is complete (you can watch the assembly process in my previous video), and we are working on the exterior walls and the roof.
However, the construction costs of this project have risen unexpectedly due to the rising price of materials and other unforeseeable circumstances.
Inevitably, there is a need for financial assistance to aid us in completing this woodworking studio and we have therefore launched a Kickstarter campaign.
www.kickstarter.com/projects/takyoshino/building-a…
Please do take a look at the Kickstarter campaign, contribute and share about the project. Thank you!
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New video coming soon...
I was asked if I could repair a damaged post with a Kanawa Tsugi (scarf joint).
Not wanting the post to directly touch the ground like how it was previously, the client picked a stone from their garden.
Marking out the height and joinery, adjusting the slanted post, cutting the joinery, and scribing onto the stone.
There were several aspects of the work in which I only had a little or almost no experience so the work took longer than I hoped, but thankfully the overall process went smoothly and I managed to finish everything within the day, with a result just as I imagined (or perhaps even better).
Most of all, the client was delighted with it and I hope it makes their house feel a touch more special.
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Happy Holidays!
Thank you all for 100k subs!
I’m pleasantly surprised and delighted so many of you enjoy my videos.
I currently have one video in the works which I hope to release before the end of this year. Attached is a little preview of that. This was joinery we found when we were taking apart a century-old traditional house. Being fascinated such elaborate joinery was left by the craftsmen of the past, I had been wanting to attempt it from the moment I saw it.
Next year, I have a few projects in mind which I hope you guys will enjoy!
Also next spring/summer, we will be raising a Japanese traditional style timber frame structure which will become a big workshop. A workshop for woodworking enthusiasts from all over the world to gather, share skills and cultures, learn and interact with the wood and forest. I will post more details in the near future. I hope to share more videos from the work site too.
Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
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Last year, I received a challenge from @DorianBracht challenging @mitchwoodwork and myself to a "100% wood challenge".
The rules:
- 100% wood (of course no nails or glue)
- Make a "Katsuobushi Kezuriki" (dried skipjack tuna shaver)
- It has to work...
To make it more interesting, I was away from my workshop, had only several basic hand tools, barely any wood and had to work outside the house.
But it was also an opportunity to try out joineries I've been wanting to try and experiment with working on smaller items. While the build did take some time, I feel the video editing took even more time (500+ GB of footage).
Anyways, I'm happy to be finally releasing the video soon, in the next few days together with @mitchwoodwork
Stay tuned and happy weekends!
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明けましておめでとうございます！
Happy New Year!
In case you've missed it, here's the video on the work I've been up to.
I'm currently in Saitama, Japan, working and learning with other carpenters.
We are currently in the process of taking apart a traditional house for it to be relocated.
From tomorrow, we'll start work on taking down the roof tiles, then the actual timber frame structure.
I'll be documenting as much as I can about that process too.
Wishing you all a great new year!
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For the last two weeks, I've been working as a carpenter, with other traditional carpenters and fine furniture makers to relocate a traditional Minka house (built 92 years ago) in Saitama, Japan.
The house will be relocated to Kawaguchi-ko, Yamanashi, and become a "Chair Library", displaying a collection of approximately 600 chairs from all around the world.
So far, we've managed to take down all the ceilings, earth walls and the smaller materials. Taking apart the materials revealed amazing joineries and the works of carpenters long ago.
I'm really grateful to have this unique opportunity and learn alot from the process and other carpenters. I hope to capture the entire process of the project and our work, sharing it with you all here.
The first video of the process will be published soon (once I finish editing it).
Happy holidays and I hope you'll enjoy the videos!
In the meantime, for those interested I have pictures of the work and house on my Instagram: www.instagram.com/dylaniwakuni/
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Traditional Japanese Woodworking and Handtools
伝統建築と手道具好き