【神技】1000年先へ残す日本の建築。釘を使わない宮大工の究極の木組み

"Miyadaiku" are traditional Japanese carpenters who specialize in building and restoring shrines and temples. Their extraordinary techniques allow these wooden structures to stand for over 1,000 years—completely without using a single nail. In this video, we take a deep dive into the ultimate world of "Kigumi" (Japanese Joinery). Watch how master craftsmen cut, shape, and assemble timber with absolute precision, creating intricate interlocking joints that endure through centuries and earthquakes. Experience the spirit of Japanese craftsmanship passed down through generations.