This is a LAKLAND Hinatchi model Precision Bass. It's a SL series, so it was assembled in Japan by ESP. It's incredibly easy to play! Seriously, it's so easy to play! It makes you think you've gotten better, it's that easy to play, lol. And the sound is amazing! I pretty much bought it on impulse. It has a Jazz Bass-style thin neck on a Precision Bass, but it still has that thick Precision Bass sound. As you can see in the photos, there's a handwritten signature from Hinatchi on the back of the headstock. Hinatchi happened to be at the store, and I asked him for his autograph. It's a fantastic Precision Bass in every way, but there's one drawback... As you can see in the photos, there are five screw holes where the finger rest and pickup fence were attached. Of course, it doesn't affect the sound, but some people might not like the look... However, it's priced very affordably because of this. The purchase price was 360,000 yen (at ESP in Umeda, Osaka). Also, there's a ramp attached to make slapping easier, but it's only attached with double-sided tape, so you can easily remove it. If you don't do fast slapping, you can remove it. Other than the five screw holes, there are no noticeable scratches. The neck is almost flat, and the truss rod turns both ways. The electronics have a little crackling, but otherwise, there are no problems. The included accessories are the original hard case and the owner's card only. A hex wrench is not included, so please purchase one separately at a 100-yen shop or similar. It will be shipped as a large package via宅配 (courier service), so it will not be possible to ship it with a concealed address. Thank you for your understanding. Due to work, shipping may be delayed by 1-2 days. Thank you for your understanding. Additional notes: There are six holes, not five. Also, if you want the fence and finger rest, I will of course include them. I uploaded a photo of them at the end. (I haven't screwed them in because there's a chance the holes will widen.) Additional notes: The color is off-white, not Olympic White.