Price drastically reduced!! First come, first served. This set as shown in the images is for sale. Accessories: ・Hard case has some dullness on the exterior due to age. ・Two mouthpieces: 5MS is for Classic / KAWAI is for JAZZ ・Mute set ・Genuine leather grip No claims, no returns. Overview: This is from "Nikkan (Nippon Kangakki Co., Ltd.)", a company that was later integrated into Yamaha around 1970. • It was a pioneering manufacturer that produced Japan's first domestically-made brass instruments. • Through its relationship with Yamaha, it laid the foundation for the modern Japanese wind instrument brand that the world boasts. In particular, this is the "Nikkan Trumpet Imperial" series, which was made as the top-of-the-line model of this manufacturer (Nippon Kangakki Co., Ltd.) at the time. Its characteristic is that it produces a sound quality suitable for both jazz and classical music. It is said that it attracted the attention of "professionals" around the world at the time, and many artists around the world used it. Later, its technology was inherited in the form of the merger with Yamaha instruments, and it is said to have been the background for developing the "YTR-1" and other technical sister models of Yamaha's wind instrument manufacturing. The "Nikkan Imperial" in question may be a valuable item that can be said to be not just a "musical instrument" now. I especially like the "NIKKAN IMPERIAL" logo on the surface of the "bell" and the engraving of the surrounding patterns (amazing!). Please get your hands on it. It was expensive when I was a student, but as a member of the "brass band club," I longed for it and bought it with my own part-time job money. It's a one-owner item, and I've taken care of it occasionally since I was active. I think the condition is good for an old model. "I think it's rare to find an item in such good condition!" said the dealer. You should be able to use it as soon as it arrives. Please enjoy the wonderful tone; there seem to be many loyal fans. In the center of the main tube in the photo, there is a very slight dent and scratches caused by a "music stand" of the person next to me falling over during a performance, and due to the nature of wind instruments, there are inevitably marks on the parts that are constantly touched by fingers (especially the lower part of the tube). Please check the images. I am also listing it on other sites, so please understand that I will remove it if it is sold elsewhere.