This is an acoustic guitar that belonged to my grandfather. I'm a beginner who can only play basic chords, so I'd love for someone who can play it well to have it. This guitar has been cherished in our home, so I ask that only those who will treasure it for a long time (for posterity) consider purchasing it. The deep wood grain and color are very beautiful. I'm not knowledgeable about wood types, but I haven't seen this kind of deep color often, so I think there might be people who would appreciate it. The sound is also quite good, with a resonant low end and a particularly brilliant high end, making it a wonderful guitar. It has been regularly maintained at a repair shop, so the condition is quite good. The string height is not high, as you can see in the images, and it's set up for easy playing. It's probably over 50 years old, but it's in beautiful condition with hardly any noticeable marks, which shows how well it was cared for. There are slight traces where the pickguard was removed, but it's not discoloration. It's likely that it will disappear with a few wipes with maintenance spray or polishing. (As you can see in the images, it's barely noticeable from a distance. Depending on the light, you might faintly see where it used to be.) It has a very balanced sound, vintage-like and mellow, but also brilliant, making it suitable for modern songs. The fingerboard appears to be made of dark ebony, and even a novice like me can tell that the body and neck are made of good quality wood. The difference in sound and resonance compared to recent guitars is clear, so I really want someone to play it. Of course, there is no bridge separation. The neck condition and the stability of the tuning pegs are excellent. (There is no stiffness when turning them.) The bridge pins may need to be replaced, so I may replace them before shipping. I will occasionally play it until it's sold, so the strings may break or become old. Therefore, I may send it with strings attached, but please consider that you may need to change the strings and prepare your favorite strings. Please refer to my past feedback for reliability. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask. I will answer them as thoroughly as possible. I recommend this guitar as a lifelong instrument, made with the skills of Japan's proud guitar craftsmen, comparable to Gibson and Martin.