This camera is a twin-lens reflex camera released in 1954 by Taiyodo Kokki Co., Ltd. The lenses are a viewing lens of Termar 1:3.5 F=80mm and a taking lens of F.C. Termar 1:3.5 F=80mm. The shutter is TKK B, 1~1/200 seconds, all made by Taiyodo Kokki. The body has quite a few scratches and dirt. In particular, the paint on the depth of field ring has peeled off, making the characters almost unreadable. The leatherette is partially peeled off, but it is well-preserved for its age. The viewfinder has cloudy mirrors and feels a bit dark. However, twin-lens reflex viewfinders are not originally very bright. It is equipped with a magnifying loupe and a sports finder (clear finder) function. The lenses have scratches on the entire surface and some cloudiness. It is likely to produce a slightly soft focus in actual shooting. The shutter and aperture function without any problems. Overall, it is at a level that can somehow be used for actual shooting. I think this camera has more value as a folk artifact than as a tool for photography.