I enjoyed every moment of this meditative 20-minute video showing the process of making boards for the games of Go and Shogi. This level of craft is always inspiring.
Making Go and Shogi Boards in Japan
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- craftsmanship
- Go (game)
- Japanese culture
- tabletop games
- woodworking
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