This is the James Neligan EW3000. It's a thin-body electro-acoustic guitar with a Telecaster shape. 〈Price drastically reduced again and again! Finally in the 30,000 yen range!〉 It's priced like an entry-level guitar. I think it's quite a rare item. This is a headstock variation of a model that is only available in Japan through Amazon, where it's imported and sold for around 90,000 to 100,000 yen. Please check the specifications there. The price of 100,000 yen is due to the cost of parallel import. Please understand that it's a guitar in a slightly lower price class. No case included. The strings will rust, so I'll include a set of new strings as a bonus before shipping. As mentioned in the comments, the string height is set very low, so I'll include the standard saddle (made of resin) and a bonus saddle (made of cow bone, for easy and general adjustment). I think it's best to check the tuning with the strings that are currently on the guitar and then choose whether to keep the bridge as is or replace it. It's easy to do, just replace it in the bridge groove when you change the strings. I bought it new and have only used it for home practice for about two years, so it hasn't been used much and is in very good condition. (There is a 1mm chip in the clear coat on the top board. See the second to last photo.) There is almost no wear on the fingerboard or frets. It has stainless steel frets, so there's little wear even with a lot of string bending. (Rare for an acoustic guitar) If you take good care of it, you might be able to sell it without lowering its value. It's an acoustic guitar in an electric guitar size, so it's very easy to handle. It has a built-in piezo pickup, and is equipped with audio input and headphone output jacks on the back of the guitar. You can connect headphones to the guitar and hear the sound. If you connect it to an amplifier with a cable, it's a regular electro-acoustic guitar. Because it doesn't have a soundhole, the acoustic sound is really quiet. There's no unnatural, shrill sound like other thin-body guitars, and the natural sound of acoustic guitar strings is a benefit for practice. It's a great item for practicing in environments where you need to be considerate of your neighbors, such as apartments or at night. If you're considering it, please leave a comment. Be careful about buying from people who don't have the knowledge to sell things, like those who list items that look like they were picked up from a garbage dump as vintage. They usually don't even change broken strings and say there's no problem, and they don't even clean the guitar and ship it with the buyer paying for shipping. Please consider that this is a used item. I can't lower the price to the point of ignoring its value, but feel free to consult with me. I will always respond to comments. Please don't hesitate to ask.