Sabbatical Sky Pilot TC * Tent: ¥99,800 - Amazon * Flashing Kit: ¥11,550 - Rakuten * Ground Sheet: ¥3,180 Total: ¥114,530 Purchased new in July 2020 after winning a lottery at A&F. It was great for our family in terms of size, coolness, and ease of setup. A Tenmak flashing kit (¥11,550) is installed for use with a wood-burning stove, with a hole directly in the tent fabric. When the wood-burning stove is not in use, it can be covered with a dedicated cover and packing. Please refer to the photos as the flashing kit has been scorched. Please use the cover in the summer. The ground sheet is a 3m x 3m one sold on Amazon, with the edges cut and reinforced with Gorilla tape. It's waterproof, so I made a comfortable ground sheet myself. It was sufficient because buying one is expensive. It will be included as a bonus. Guy ropes, hanger tapes, and poles (3) are included. The included pegs are unreliable, so I discarded them. The guy rope adjusters have been changed to triangular adjusters. The TC tent is very comfortable in both rain and shine, absorbing moisture and providing a deep shade from the sun. After use, I cleaned and dried it before storing it, but there is some dirt. Notes: There are some small holes from sparks when using the wood-burning stove. Because the holes are small, there has been no leakage. Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned. I didn't worry about it and used it as is. After use, I cleaned and dried it before storing it, but there may be some dirt or grass. There is some dirt as it is an outdoor item. I would appreciate it if you could understand it as a used item. Contents: * Tent x 1 * Wall: TC material (cotton/polyester blend) * Center Pole x 1: Steel, Φ32mm, total length 270cm * Sub Pole x 4: Steel, Φ22mm, total length 180cm * Hanger Tape x 2: Polypropylene * Material: TC material (cotton/polyester blend) * Weight: Total weight 22.4kg (pole 5.6kg, pegs 2.1kg) * Storage size: L82cm x W39cm x H29cm The camping gear and chimney shown in the first photo are not included. The poles used to spread the tent in the first photo are not included.