The items for sale are the violin itself, a case, a new bow, a new shoulder rest, and a new bow. The original retail price at the time of release was 65,000 yen. Ena Violin was an affiliated company of Suzuki Violin Manufacturing. It went out of business in 2020. I remembered that it was formed by volunteers from the bankrupt Suzuki Violin (Kiso Suzuki) company, but according to Wikipedia, that's not the case. I also remember that they had a vocational school-like program for violin makers. Used 4/4 size Ena violins are popular and not often seen. The reason this item is being treated as junk is that the lower part of the left f-hole in the fourth image is cracked, and there are traces of what appears to be a repair with instant glue, as well as scratches in various places. It's too damaged for a relatively new instrument, and it came with an unusually short bow, so it seems like it was used by a child about 120cm tall. It was probably a case of a wealthy family who "tried to have their child learn the violin but gave up because they couldn't handle it delicately." Although the lower part of the f-hole is cracked, the repair seems to have been relatively well done, and it produces sound. It should be fine for beginner violin lessons. Tuning was done correctly. The sound post is in place. Violins don't originally come with a case. This violin case is in decent condition and costs around 20,000 yen when new. The new bow and shoulder rest cost at least 3,000 yen on Am◯zon. The case, bow, and shoulder rest are worth 12,000 yen. Consider the violin itself as a bonus.