The D300, priced at 30,000 yen at the time, was a mid-range model. For the price, the sound balance is good, which is what you'd expect from Kasuga Gakki. Top: Spruce Sides and Back: Rosewood Neck: Nato The neck has a slightly difficult-to-carve V-shape, providing a solid grip. There is a scratch near the bridge, but otherwise, there are no noticeable scratches or dents overall, and considering its age, I think it's a beautiful item in good condition. The pegs are also high-quality ones from a higher-end model with a die-cast block, offering high precision. The string height is low, and the truss rod has plenty of room. According to the previous seller, the nut and saddle are the original full-bone ones from that time. String height at the 12th fret: Approximately 2.5mm Truss rod: Plenty of room Fret remaining: 80-90% For those interested in Japanese vintage guitars or those who are thinking of starting to play the guitar, how about it?