This is the item in question. This is a very rare Fujigen-made guitar (please take a close look at the headstock logo and other details; it's different from those made by Terada Gakki), weighing in at a light 4.0kg. I purchased this guitar from a well-known musical instrument store in the early summer of last year (see the last photo), and I've only played it a few times since then. I'm selling it to organize my equipment. The neck shape is a thin profile modeled after the 1960s Gibson necks, making it easy to play for Japanese people with smaller hands. The neck is currently almost straight (set up with a very slight forward bow, which is standard). The string height is currently approximately 1.9mm on the 6th string and 1.1mm on the 1st string at the 12th fret. There is no buzzing or dead notes anywhere on the fretboard in this condition. No issues with sound. There is no crackling in the volume or tone controls. The shaft of the original 5th string tuner is slightly bent. When I purchased it, the retailer included a new replacement tuner of the same type just in case, but I didn't feel it was a significant problem, so I haven't replaced it. I will also include this. There have been no modifications since I purchased it. As this guitar was manufactured approximately 30 years ago and has been used, there are minor scratches, scuffs, and dents on various parts of the body. Metal parts, including the pickup covers, have rust and tarnish. I have taken photos of all these areas so you can see the scratches and dents clearly, so please check them carefully. Personally, I think it's in very good condition. Japanese-made Les Pauls with good craftsmanship are rare and I believe you can continue to use this one with confidence. I highly recommend this guitar to anyone who wants to purchase a well-made Les Paul, like the ones made before 2006 (before the Yamano era) Gibson. It's simply a well-made guitar. As an aside, regarding the top wood of guitars made by this company during this era, I highly recommend a plain top. Please enlarge the first photo (the "easy to understand" flame top of the same brand is a film. It's not a wood grain. Don't be fooled). The items for sale are the guitar body, a non-original soft case (as a bonus), and the aforementioned tuner. I will pack it in the soft case with cushioning material and ship it in a cardboard box.