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1. Cutting out a Curved Beam

2. Making a Timber Joint by Hand

3. Hand Planing Beams to Finish them

4. Branched Log Installation

5. Stile Cutting and Installation

6. Floor Installation for a House

7. Window Hood: How to Install it

8. Building Winder Stairs

9. Straight Staircase Installation

10. Indirect Lighting Installation

11. Skip Floor: How to Finish it

12. Hand Wash Counters Installation

13. Raised Space: How to Finish it

14. Door Rails: How to Install them

15. Tokonoma: How to Finish it

16. Wooden Deck: How to Install it

17. Loft Ladder: How to Make it

18. Woodshed: How to Build it

19. 6 Months of Carpentry to Build a House by a Japanese Craftsman

1. Insulation with Natural Ventilation

2. Entrance and Window Sashes, and Noki-ten

3. Entrance Stiles and Sturdy Floor Joists

4. Floor of Cypress Without Knots

5. Three Step Winder Stairs

6. Handcrafted Straight Staircase

7. Raised Area Doubles as Both the Floor and Ceiling

8. Install the Cedar Board Ceiling and the Boards for Plastering Base

9. Build Window Frames for an Entire House Using Straight Grain Cedar

10. Build Top Hung Sliding Door Frames and an Elegant Frame Without a Door Stop

11. The Whole Stairwell! Building a Pony Wall on the Stairs

12. Building a Compact Study in a 3.3 m2 Space

13. High-Grade. Build a Walk-in Closet With Cedar Boards on All Sides

14. The Entrance is Finally Complete! Struggle with the Floating Handrail

15. Forcefully Installing a Kamoi in a Japanese Style Room. Four Types of Kamoi

16. Superb. Tokonoma Made from Extremely Thick Boards of Japanese Cypress

17. Solid‐Looking Japanese Cypress Nure‐en (Open Veranda) Simple‐but‐Tricky Woodwork

18. From Start to Finish: 5 Months of Carpentry to Build a New Home

1. Installing Sill Plates on a Foundation First Carpentry Work on Site

2. Arrangement is Essential for Carpenters! Prepare for the Framing With My Son

3. Framing Over Two Days. Build a House Using Conventional Method

4. Install Hardware and Braces on Wooden House to Start Joinery

5. Installation of High Quality Plastic Sashes and a Week of Insulation Works

6. Building a Front Porch With Lots of Solid Wood

7. Solid Plank Sloped Ceiling and Plaster Ceiling Installation for Stairwell

8. The Cypress-Scented House! Shikii, Flooring, and Entrance Kamachi Installation

9. A 4m Study Desk on the Stairwell Creates Dynamic Space!

10. Half-Open Stairs? I Build My First Straight Staircase in 15 years

11. Suspension Bridge on a Stairwell!? A Gorgeous Catwalk is Now Built!

12. Building a Shoe Cabinet & Storage Cabinet | Work I Dislike but Firmly Built

13. Installing my Favorite Kamoi | The Interior Joinery Work Is Almost Complete!

14. Super-Challenging Joinery | Tokonoma and Oshiire Installation

15. Approx. 6m Open Veranda “Nureen” is Built! Orthodox Shape & Japanese Cypress

16. Orthodox-Shaped Louver at the Entrance | The Last Carpentry Job of This House

17. Japanese Carpenter Builds a House in 5 Months Filled with Challenges

1. I Almost Fainted Installing the Sill Under the Blazing Sun

2. Things to Do Before Framing Begins. Carpentry Work Involves a Lot of Work

3. Fierce! The Most Important Carpentry Work That Shapes a House in Two Days

4. A Clean Job Site Leads to Good Work! The Essential Process

5. Is This Carpentry work? Thermos Bottle-level Airtightness Is Required Today

6. The Most Airtight Job I've Ever Had in My Carpentry Career. Well-insulated.

7. Finishing Is the key. Nokiten (Eaves Soffit) Installation Work Is on the Rise

8. Two of My Least Favorite Jobs... The Floor Finished Like a Sacred Dance Stage

9. Handcrafted 14-step Staircase. Always Struggle With the First and 13th Steps

10. Bottom in a Ceiling!? Build a Mysterious Funazoko Ceiling Using Only Solid Wood

11. A Study Desk and an Interior Bench Made of Ash Creates a Wonderful Shared Space

12. Traditional Cedar Siding & Large Porch with Wooden Ceiling Installation

13. Carpenter's Built-in Entrance Shoe Cabinet and In-Wall TV Storage Box14:5

14. I've Never Thought of Installing Such a Huge Threshold in a Raised Room

15. Dark Cedar is Perfect for a Kamoi—a Japanese Head Jamb with Door Tracks

16. Building a Two-tiered Tokonoma: A Style Once Prevalent in the Past

17. Wood Deck Becomes an Extension of the Living Room

18. 5 Months of Carpentry to Build a Super Airtight and Insulated House

1. Strong Home Starts with the Sill

2. Pre-Framing Steps: A Carpenter’s Hand-Planed Finish Beyond Pre-Cut

3. Starting Interior Work! Hidden Details Impact Future Quality

4. Trendy Double-Glazing Windows Complete the Lock-Up Phase

5. The Ultimate Insulation Challenge: Creating a Magic Flask-Like Home

6. I Didn’t Expect This to Happen... My Fault!

7. Bit Lost with These New Floorboards, But I’m Making It Work

8. Staircase Finishing Secrets: Small Adjustments That Matter

9. Reviving Classic Craftsmanship through Counter and Wall Finishes

10. Shaping the House with Precision: Solid Wood Jamb Extensions and Ceiling

11. Open Kitchen with a Cozy Japanese Inspired Breakfast Bar

12. Arches at the Entrance!? A Modern Twin Tunnel Design

13. Surprise Visitor?! Working Hard on an American-Style Deck

14. Japanese Carpenter Builds an American-Style Deck!

15. 5-Month Build of an American House by Japanese Carpenters

1. Setting the Sills for a Durable, Compact, Long-Lasting House

2. How to Build a Home That Survives Big Earthquakes

3. Stronger Floors, Simpler Method: Modern Framing from the Ground Up

4. Sealed the Whole House… and Something Spread Everywhere!

5. First Time Using New Building Materials—Harder to Use Than Solid Wood!?

6. 52-Year Carpenter Battles Unfamiliar Pre-cut Stairs

7. What’s the Carpenter’s Role with Pre-Made Building Materials?

8. Carpenter Discovers Space-Saving Tricks for Tiny Spaces

9. Japanese-Style Room with Floating Closet – Joinery Work Completed!

10. My First Fully Western-Style Home—Built from the Owner’s Vision