Compilation of Season 3 | A House Built Through Five Months of Carpentry | Cold, Challenge, Memories

I'm a contractor/custom home builder and engineer in the U.S. The quality of the materials shown here is incredible, and I can only imagine the cost. I'm mid 30's and grew up building homes with my older brother and father. We took a lot of pride in the homes we built, and this carpenter reminds me a lot of my father. What a pleasure to watch this and learn different techniques and methods!

The materials are so nice, the workplace is always so clean, the tools are perfectly sharp and your skill is most impressive of all. You make construction work look like art!

I’m so impressed with the craftsmanship of this carpenter. I’m an old and Canadian Journeyman Carpenter and was fortunate enough to have built Canadian log homes in Japan. First at Nasu, then near Hita city on Kyushu and a year later near Osaka and right on the Pacific. I loved Japan. If I were a younger man (I’m not), id love to go back to Japan and work again with Japanese carpenters so we could exchange ideas, building techniques and have some fun again. Thanks for showing us your series and wonderful building skills! Cheers from Canada

Thank you for allowing your audience to conclude for themselves that you are a master carpenter. I can’t think of a more useful tradesman.

Absolutely astonishing how superior the care, materials, and craftsmanship is compared to the US.

I'm in awe! The joinery, the use of hand tools on a build, the materials, the pride in one's work - it's all just incredible.

❤ LoveJapan. The way they build the house such as like putting the LEGO. Excellent detail and clean.

I love Japanese attention to detail. The foam protecting the door handle is classic!

I'm an amateur woodworker and made a few furniture pieces. The quality of the material and the craftsmanship is astonishing and better than what I put into my furniture. Even on the "rough" framing work looks phenomenal, and the stairs and built-in storage and desk are just outta this world.

I worked as a US carpenter in my youth. I wish I could have done the quality of work I see in this video. I can only remember using a chisel once, and I doubt any carpenters I worked with ever used a hand plane, glued anything, or knew what a mortise and tenon or dovetail joint was. It is a joy to watch the care and pride this man brings to his profession!

All your work is so exacting and pleasing to the eye.I am 75 years old and a carpenter but cannot work through ill health and I really enjoy watching you work and getting such fine results please keep making videos 👍👍👍

So much elegance, passion and craftsmanship in that nailing job.

Best thing about YouTube is Shoyans craftsmanship will last even longer than the house.

If people took the same care in their professions that you take, the world would be a much better place! Thank you for giving me a goal to aspire to.

I have been a UK cabinet maker for almost 40 years. It seems that I still have a lot to learn. Your skills have enhanced my own. Thank you and keep those video's coming.

Perfect blend of simplicity and elegance. Masterful work and craftsmanship!

I normally don't have much of an interest in Japanese content, but this is amazing. I especially love it when the wooden parts fit together so perfectly.

A culture with deep respect for craftsmanship, materials and precision. As an American with experience in Architectural Project Coordination I would have little to do with such a well planned project and skilled crew. Outstanding.

He looks so healthy with great mobility and a very interesting meaningful job he can do by himself. I envy him

This is a true craftsman home not just a craftsman-styled house.