Thank you for viewing. My family member hurt their foot and said it hurts to walk, so I bought this for when they go out. However, it seems to be a slightly different product than what they expected, so I am listing it. I purchased it on Rakuten in September 2025 for 19,800 yen. I only tried it at home, and haven't used it outdoors. It's almost unused. Only the item itself is included; there are no instructions. (Added 10/10) I'm also listing a seat cane that I bought on Amazon, as it seems I won't be using it anymore. This one has some signs of use on the rubber part at the bottom of the cane. (From the Rakuten site ↓↓) Cane that becomes a chair, walking stick chair, elderly rehabilitation goods, walking stick, lightweight walking aid, chair, folding chair, walking, seat cane, chair cane, folding cane, walking aid, for single living, fracture, convenient, useful goods, folding chair with chair, nursing care supplies, outdoor The cane chair is a convenient item that combines a cane and a chair. Press the button on the handle and it quickly transforms into a folding chair. For elderly walks, rehabilitation. The grip with excellent fit is hook-type to prevent the cane from falling. The multi-functional cane is for walking training, nursing care and assistance, rehabilitation, and walking. It's okay even if there is no chair. No need to worry about a resting space, making outings fun. The chair part has a three-point support for excellent stability. The weight capacity is about 120 kg. The cane that becomes a chair is 82 cm long, for both men and women. Convenient for the elderly, people with disabilities, walking and rehabilitation after a fracture, and going out. Also for leisure activities such as fishing, outdoor activities, and camping. When sitting, please sit with the backrest (the handle part of the cane) in front of your body. Cane chair: Total length: 82cm, Total chair height: 69cm, Seat height: 51cm, Weight: 1.02 kg, Weight capacity: 120 kg, Body: Aluminum alloy. *When sitting, please sit with the backrest (the handle part of the cane) in front of your body.