A rare jaw harp called "LAPAT" made by Hungarian jaw harp maker Zoltán Szilágyi, which is played by placing it on the lips instead of the teeth. This is an early lot from when it first arrived in Japan in the early 2000s. It has been stored in its box with almost no use. The sound is surprisingly deep and low. Fine techniques can be seen, such as making the gap between the reed and the body as narrow as possible, and shaving both sides of the reed. The only concern is a single spot of rust, about 1mm in size. It has been cleaned and wiped with edible oil to prevent rust. His son now runs the workshop, but this model is a valuable one made only by Mr. Zoltán.