The guitar for sale is a Jacquard JG-25 acoustic guitar, manufactured by Terada Gakki and sold by Nakai Gakki. It appears to have been made in the 1970s and is a simple, standard dreadnought-type guitar produced for general consumers. It's easy to handle, has been carefully dressed up, and is a good guitar that resonates and rings well. Due to aging, there are small scratches and dents, and in particular, there is a surface paint crack of about 5 cm on the lower left back (photo 17). The previous owner repaired the paint themselves, so it is in relatively good condition. The top material is spruce, the sides and back are rosewood, the neck is mahogany, and the fingerboard and bridge appear to be rosewood, using good materials from that time. Also, strings for trial playing are strung, so you can start playing it immediately. For all acoustic guitar enthusiasts, please consider the Jacquard JG-25, a nostalgic Showa-era guitar that has become very valuable these days. Total length: 104.5 cm Scale length: Approximately 65-65.3 cm String height: Approximately 2.1 mm at the 12th fret, 1st string Approximately 2.7 mm at the 12th fret, 6th string Nut width: Approximately 4.3 cm Body width: Approximately 9.9-10.5 cm It will be wrapped in bubble wrap and reinforced with cardboard for packaging. We will deliver it safely.