This is a steel component with the following inscriptions: "Kitatan Railway" at the top, "February 26, Showa 48" (1973) written vertically in the middle, and "Commemorating Suspension" at the bottom. The cross-section is I-shaped, matching the shape seen in railway rails. Based on the inscriptions, it is likely that this component is from a rail and was cut to commemorate the suspension of the Kitatan Railway. However, there are no explicit mentions of "rail" or "track" in the inscriptions or related materials, so we cannot definitively confirm this. It is believed to be a piece of iron material that was actually used, and there is rust, scratches, and deterioration due to aging. Please check the condition in the photos. This item is suitable for railway history materials, commemorative items, or as an industrial-style object. We ask that only those who understand the current condition of the item purchase it. Additional Information: The product name and description have been changed.