How Japan Is Building Disaster-Proof Skyscrapers

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1. the original wooden technology actually came from China but Japan did preserve it better

2. I’m looking forward to see the day when 3D printers become mainstream for building houses

3. Japan is living in 3000 ad.

4. cool

5. Tokyo sky tree's height is 634m from ground. Why is the height decided? Because Tokyo area has been called as Musashi area. And Japanese language is able to read number from sign.
   We Japanese can see the numbers among MU-SA-SHI. Mu means 6, SA means 3, SHI means 4. So the height was decided as 634m high.
   In 2011,3,11 the Tohoku earth quake occurred, and Tokyo Sky Tree was under construction. A crane machine was on top of the tower. It was big shaking but it had not been damaged at all.
   So the Sky tree exists at the place even now.

6. All the best .. i want to give my feedback.. when i am watching the video.. the background audio is very bad.. i feel.. please check it..

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8. Build tall pyramids instead!

9. 國家做壞事 百姓在承受災難

10. but can it withstand Japan Sinks?

11. astonishing Japan… great!!

12. Damn remember when they said Fukushima Daichi was "Disaster-proof" and that it wouldn't fall for a thousand years? This sounds a little bit like that lmao.

13. The cumbersome line plausibly drop because porter emphatically bounce worth a possessive teeth. hurried, historical expert

14. THe inside part of the Shinbashira is the place where you don't want to be when an
    Earthquake is happening.

15. World: We should use internet and could service for broadcasting contents.
    Japan: Bigger TV wave tower for TV users, even TV is decreasing.

16. 100 to 200 deaths a year? Those are rookie numbers.

17. At 2:54 there’s a map of Milan which has nothing to do with this video lol

18. The guttural H habitual surfboard joly manage because kitty functionally serve concerning a used boot. unwieldy, berserk chinese

19. It really is a miserable place to live,… except for cherry blossom season and Fall,.. (and maybe New Year) … (-_-) …

20. except for some of the infinite combinations of wave energy which we did not calculate

21. Clij

22. People of ancient korean nations, like Kokorean,,Bakje, made that building and 담징(曇徵: 579~631) who came from Kokorea
    taught how to make paper,etc…to japanese and drew very famous picture on that tem.
    Also The buliding thechnology of earquake-resistant

23. このビデオのメンターに感謝します!!! ❤
    Todos os meus agradecimentos ao mentor deste vídeo!!! ❤
    All my thanks to the mentor of this video!!! ❤

    すでに私のお気に入りに保存されています
    Já está salvo nos meus favoritos
    It's already saved to my favorites

24. Philippines needs to learn from Japan

25. I’m wondering how they can replace
    that core after centuries.

26. I learned this system by Sprout Tower from Pokemon Gold.

27. Can You Add Arabic To The Captions ?

28. Note that, in the description of rubber isolator of shin-bashira, the word "Gosou" (互層) means alternation layer, not 5 layers (五層). So the rubber isolator is made by steel plate and rubber in many layer-by-layer, probably more than 5.

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30. 3:11 ohh so that’s why it’s called a sky tree

31. 教科書で載ってたなぁ

32. If only they allowed immigration from Haitian engineers

33. Not sure if it was a translation error but steel is not weak in compression, its certainly cheaper to use timber or reinforced concrete as compression members

34. The tsunami missed me by 50 miles. We were not able to drink tap water or go outside for two weeks. It was truly terrifying.

35. Based And anime-pilled

36. 8:21 where is that? ?

37. An that’s why there’s no 399 m skyscrapers and they are so fat designed

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39. "Is it too expansive to build a disaster-proof antenna tower ?"

    "Nah, we build a giant shopping mall, aquarium and observation deck to cover the cost"

40. 日本人の喋ってるところの訳脱量半端ないな

41. TFW a South American country has been implementing and creating better and better anti-disaster building technologies for the past 40-50 years but of course it's more interesting when it's about Japan doing it.

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