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You can see various tools here from different Nomi You can see various tools here from different Nomis to a knife.(Nomi = Chisel) The Nomis in the picture have differing shape sizes for their tips. These come in handy depending on the type of job. The top left Nomi is a curve tip while the one is the center has an arm. The knife on the top right is used when you want to sculpt and create clean and fine gaps. All these tools need to be sharpened to utilise is fully. However, The smaller the chisels (nomi) the faster and difficult it is to sharpen. #japanesewoodworking #woodworking #handtools #carpentertakami
This is the kannaba. This blade is not used on it' This is the kannaba. This blade is not used on it's own but put into a kanna. The plane of the blade must be completely flat. It is a very important to sharpen the Kannaba with complete contact with the Toishi which is supposed to be used only when flat. This may seem like a tough job but it is only half the job as the real job lies in adjusting the Kanna once the Kannaba is slid in it. #japaneasewoodworking #japanesetools #handtools #carpentertakami #kannaba
I want to begin by talking about the hammer, which I want to begin by talking about the hammer, which is called Genno. The Genno in the photo has two sides - convex and flat. The convex side is used to compress the wood and hit the nails while the flat side is used to hit the chisel. Moving on to the toishi(stone) in the picture. There are several types of stone used to sharpen the chisels and the blades. Their nature is different depending on the locality. We use different types of toishi depending on the nature and stage of sharpening of the tools. #japanesejoinery #japanesetools #japanesewoodworking #handtools #carpentertakami
The Japanese chisels are divided into two types, t The Japanese chisels are divided into two types, the tatakinomi and the tsukinomi. The tatakinomi is used with a hammer and the tsukinomi is with the force of the hand. They both have different purposes and vary in strengths. The tsukinomi offers extreme accuracy, whereas the tatakinomi offers speed and can also be used without the hammer. #japanesejoinery #japanesetools #japanesecarpentry #japanesechisels #carpentertakami #suikoushya
Ryobasaw is a saw known for having blades on both Ryobasaw is a saw known for having blades on both the sides. Ryo means either in Japanese. The blade in the bottom is for cross cut and the one above is for lip cut. The function of this saw is dependent on pulling side of ways instead of pushing down. #japanesewoodworking #japanesejoinery #japanesetools #japaneshandtools #carpentertakami #suikoushya
Yarikanna is a tool that was used for processing w Yarikanna is a tool that was used for processing wood. It’s long and curvy edges may be mistaken for a spear. It is undoubtedly old yet has grown to serve many purposes such as creating patterns and textures in addition to it’s actual use. I find the tool to be very interesting and wonder what else it might be used for in the future. #japanesewoodworking #japanesejoinery #槍かんな #yarikanna #carpentertakami #handtools #woodworking
The Hirakanna and the Kiwakanna are two indispensa The Hirakanna and the Kiwakanna are two indispensable tools that need to be frequently adjusted but are easy to customize. Mastering these tools is a prerequisite to becoming a master in Japanese woodworking. #japanesewoodworking #handtools #handtoolwoodworking #handplane #kanna #carpentertakami
This is Sumitsubo and Sumisashi. They are tools us This is Sumitsubo and Sumisashi. They are tools used for marking. Sumisashi is made out of bamboo and the Sumitsubo is basically an inkpot. Both the Sumitsubo and Sumisashi function together. The Sumitsubo contains cotton absorbed with ink. This is stored for the sumisashi to use but also allowing the Sumibo to be it’s own marking tool. #japanesewoodworking #japanesetools #markingtools #sumitsubo #bamboopen #carpentertakami
These are marking tools. The sumisashi is a wooden These are marking tools. The sumisashi is a wooden stick used with the ink pot called Sumitsubo. However, the ruler on the side, the sashigane, is used to mark with pencil. The ink is very useful as it doesn’t wash off but the pencil marks can. Both these tools are amazing in their own way. #japanesejoinery #markingtools #japanesetools #japanesewoodworking #carpentrytools #carpentertakami
Thank you so much Anne. You inspire me and I hope Thank you so much Anne. You inspire me and I hope you remember the day we had together. #japanesewoodworking #workshopphotos #photographer
Azumaya is a very common structure in Japan. It is Azumaya is a very common structure in Japan. It is constructed for resting. This specific Azumaya is located inside the golden temples vicinity. It is made from natural materials and is very strong. I like sitting in Azumaya’s and feeling the wind blow through while being protected from the sun and at times the rain. #japanesewoodworking #japanesejoinery #japanesearchitecture #kinkakuji #azumaya #kyototravel
Hozue is a curved shape created to hold beams. The Hozue is a curved shape created to hold beams. The Hozue is a very simple decoration, but complex to perfect. It is one of my favorite designs. The second curve at the bottom is noticeably beautiful. #japanesewoodworking #japanesejoinery #japanesearchitecture #kinkakujitemple #kinkakuji
Marking tools I recommend these tools When you ma Marking tools I recommend these tools When you mark the line it is very convenient! Let’s try to make it! #japanesejoinery #japanesewoodworking #markinggauge
Whale saw #japanesejoinery #japanesewoodworking Whale saw #japanesejoinery #japanesewoodworking #saw
Head #japanesewoodworking #japanesejoinery Head #japanesewoodworking #japanesejoinery
Recommended books #japanesejoinery #japanesewood Recommended books #japanesejoinery #japanesewoodworking #woodworking #learnwoodworking #woodworkingbooks
Type of nomi (chisels) #japanesejoinery #japanese Type of nomi (chisels) #japanesejoinery #japanesewoodworking #chisels #nomi #learnwoodworking #woodworking
July course started! #japanesejoinery #japanesewo July course started! #japanesejoinery #japanesewoodworking #woodworking #learnwoodworking
Preparing the material #japanesejoinery #japanes Preparing the material #japanesejoinery #japanesewoodworking #material
Let’s enjoy woodworking together! #japanesejoine Let’s enjoy woodworking together! #japanesejoinery #japanesewoodworking
Ari shiguchi #japanesejoinery #japanesewoodworki Ari shiguchi #japanesejoinery #japanesewoodworking #learnwoodworking
Kanawa tsugi let's enjoy woodworking together! #j Kanawa tsugi let's enjoy woodworking together! #japanesejoinery #japanesewoodworking #suikoushya
Thank you for good photo! @annepannecke #墨壺 Thank you for good photo! @annepannecke #墨壺 #sumitsubo #japaneaseinkpod
Template of TORII gate. #torii #toriigate #japan Template of TORII gate. #torii #toriigate #japanesejoinery #japanesewoodworking
Disassembled the model #japanesewoodworking #japa Disassembled the model #japanesewoodworking #japanesejoinery #mockup
Model and Real #japanesejoinery #japanesewoodwork Model and Real #japanesejoinery #japanesewoodworking #naturalbeam
Recommended books. For next project! #learnwoodwor Recommended books. For next project! #learnwoodworking #japanesewoodworking #teahouse #japanesetraditionalhouse #temple #shrine
Eriwa kone hozo sashi shiguchi #japanesewoodworkin Eriwa kone hozo sashi shiguchi #japanesewoodworking #japanesejoinery #tenon
Simple is good! #inkpod #sumitsubo Simple is good! #inkpod #sumitsubo
Check the gap! #learnwoodworking #japanesehandpla Check the gap! #learnwoodworking #japanesehandplane
Kakushi kanawa tsugi #studywoodworking #japanesew Kakushi kanawa tsugi #studywoodworking #japanesewoodworking
Kabutoari #enjoywoodworking Kabutoari #enjoywoodworking
Watari ago of naturalbeam #enjoywoodworking Watari ago of naturalbeam #enjoywoodworking
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How to make japanese torii gate

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Self-introduction

My name is Takami Kawai, a Japanese carpenter.
I teach Japanese traditional woodworking techniques to people all over the world(About the class).
I also use the knowledge and experience I gained at Ise Shrine to share the real construction of Japanese torii in an online class.
There are many free You Tube videos, so please check it out!

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