It’s not the best footage, but this view of a working Japanese textile mill is entertaining if you enjoy seeing how machinery works, which I do. The sound inside this mill is a lot of clacking and thrumming, not very musical and quite monotonous. However, I enjoy watching the various bits of this and that moving about in what amounts to an amazing symphony of mechanized wonder as shuttles fly and colorful obi emerge from the looms inch by inch.
I hope you enjoy it. Please let me know what you think in the comment section. The footage is from last year and I gave it a quick edit on my computer so it’s not anything special. I promise better films in the future.
A love for both the common fiber and the extraordinary textile @KimonoMomo 
Your footage of the highly skilled women and the incredible machinery in the obi factory is marvelous. Do you by chance know how, where the pattern itself is stored? Thanks!
I enjoyed that immensely and look forward to more videos in the future!
Awesome! I enjoyed watching these highly skilled women and the machinery. My Dad was a machiniest and may have made some of these parts!
That was really fascinating. I didn’t mind the noise, it is really quite comforting. I loved the women working at the looms, and the way the machines cranked and moved.
Most interesting to watch these skilled workers doing a great job. Thank you for sharing.