This is a Yamaha FG series mid-to-high-end model, the "FG-400M," manufactured in the early 1980s (around 1983). The "M" series at the time was a lineup that emphasized sound quality, and this unit features a luxurious specification with solid wood for the top (spruce) and back (nato/mahogany). [Attractions of this unit] Rich resonance: Due to the extensive use of solid wood, you can enjoy a crisp, light, and powerful "shaleen" sound with a strong core, which sets it apart from current entry-level models. Beautiful decoration: The soundhole and body edges are adorned with abalone-like shell decorations, giving it a vintage-style luxurious feel. Rarity: This is a "beige label" model, close to the final series of Japanese-made FGs, and solid wood models are very popular in the used market. [Condition] Exterior: There are minor scratches due to age and some clouding on the body, which is characteristic of Yamaha, but it does not affect playability. Neck: Almost straight. Frets: (Approximately 90%) Accessories: Comes with a soft case. The engraving "30908" was confirmed inside the body. Based on Yamaha's serial number conventions at the time, this unit is believed to have been manufactured on September 8, 1983. Although it is a Japanese vintage item from over 40 years ago, it has been carefully stored. We hope to pass this on to someone who understands that this is a Japanese vintage item from nearly 40 years ago and will cherish it. #YAMAHA #Yamaha #AcousticGuitar #AcousticGuitar #FG400M #JapaneseVintage #SolidWood