20 Japanese Businesses Making The Most Expensive Products In The World | Business Insider
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Matsusaka wagyu from Mie Prefecture? A single cow once sold for about $400,000.
And say you're in the market for a bonsai tree. Well, many of those are considered priceless. Japan is full of people who've dedicated their lives to perfecting their crafts. But the skills, resources, and time needed to create goods like these don't come cheap.
Here's why 20 Japanese products and delicacies are so expensive.
00:00:00 - Intro
00:00:45 - Chef’s Knives
00:10:31 - Calligraphy Ink
00:22:41 - Wagyu Beef
00:34:44 - Chiso Simonos
00:46:47 - Japanese Swords
00:52:13 - Eels
00:58:41 - Bonsai Trees
01:04:14 - Longbows
01:11:08 - Calligraphy Brushes
01:20:11- Tiger Fugu
01:25:43 - Iron Kettles
01:36:32 - Matcha
01:47:14 - Matsutake Mushrooms
01:55:04 - Denim
02:06:00 - Porcelain
02:13:50 - Sake
02:31:34 - Soy Sauce
02:44:09 - Olive Wagyu
02:53:12 - Honma Golf Clubs
03:03:28 - Hair Shears
03:13:09 - Credits
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20 Japanese Businesses Making The Most Expensive Products In The World | Business Insider
コメント (21)
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The most expensive resource in the world is time. That's what gives actual value to cultural objects. Marketing departments sometimes make you think that the value lies somewhere else..
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Their attitude is amazing. Even the way they speak - you can hear love in their voices towards whats they are doing... Warms my heart.
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The specialization of their craftsmen is truly amazing.
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I can't say which was my favorite. These talented happy hands create love in my heart. Thanks for this excellent documentary.
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What a commitment of all these craftsmen as well as the people have produce such a documentary. wonderful....
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What a beautiful culture, full of dedicated hard working people!
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I really admire the Japanese in that they can dedicate their entire lives to maintaining and perfecting products to perfection.
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What an amazing man. I was lucky enough to see DEVO one time in Melbourne, Australia nearly 40 years ago now. Still one of the most memorable concerts I've seen.
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Beautifully executed!! editing, filming, and the sound of the voice-over girl is so soothing. beautiful music background:) this is just the most relaxing informative documentary I've seen recently thank you!
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Countries all over the world have specialist craftspeople making top of the line products which become works of art but Japan takes that craftsmanship to the next level in practically everything they do. It says something of the people who strive for perfection in all things. They even look for it in the broken and imperfect, what an admirable mindset, worthy of respect.
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Bro might be making knives but his salesmanship is first rate. I don’t even cook and I want one 😂
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Incredible art of crafting. Quality over quantity. Each human can learn so much from appreciating expertise and paying the price for it. We dont need much. It keeps the mind and home clean.
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Love these compilations!
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Perfectionism made with pride. How wonderful and very Japanese. Thank you.
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watched the entire video and its all absolutely fascinating really appreciate you sharing all of this
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can't say which was my favorite. These talented happy hands create love in my heart. Thanks for this excellent documentary.
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every freaking they make (ink, ketle, knife, wine, soy sauce, meat...) can become gold, they do it super precisely at every step, each step takes years to master.
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Very beautifull to watch Japanese society and dedication to hard work. Unfortunately it does not necessarily rhymes with business success or mere surviving . That is the sad part, BUT a call to pragmatism to join with quality of workmanship. When I see all these item sold on Amazon with proof of origin, I will hope for Japanese joining financial survival with their cultural treasures.
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Thanks for a great segment once again. Much love to all!
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One has to admire these folks
