LAKE KAWAGUCHI, Japan — A Quebec wood carver was delighted Thursday to learn Japan’s prime minister was proudly showing off one of his creations — a door-knocker featuring a wood carving of a beaver that he brought home from his recent trip to Canada.READ MORE: Trudeau, Japan prime minister boast trade success amid tensions with U.S., ChinaIn a video posted Thursday to his official Instagram account, Shinzo Abe installs the folksy souvenir at the entrance of his lakeside villa outside Tokyo.Whimsical music plays as Abe, straight-faced and wearing a button-up shirt, hammers the door-knocker into place. His wife, Akie, laughs as she tests out the contraption.View this post on Instagram本日から河口湖に来ています。 早速カナダから持ち帰ったお土産のビーバー？のドアノッカーを取り付けてみました。 #あべちゃん #カナダ #🇨🇦 #ドアノッカー #日曜大工A post shared by 安倍晋三 (@shinzoabe) on May 2, 2019 at 2:42am PDTJean-Lionel Tremblay, one member of a brotherly duo of wood carvers north of Quebec City, said someone from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s office had called the shop looking for a carving.But he didn’t know it was going to be given as a gift to the Japanese leader.“It makes me happy,” the sculptor said in an interview, when told about the video. The brief clip has already been viewed more than 109,000 times on Instagram and shared widely on other social media.Tremblay and his brother, Denis, describe themselves as the biggest producers of wooden ducks in their country.WATCH: Prime Ministers of Canada, Japan talk about China, U.S.