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[Profile]
Born in Hokkaido, Japan in 1951, he started making guitars in Sapporo in 1973.
In 1980 and 1984, he visited Granada, Spain, to learn from Antonio Marin Montero, a master craftsman there, and after returning to Japan in 1985, he established a workshop in Sendai.
He is often positioned as a direct descendant of the Granada School in Japan because of his training under Antonio Marin, but while based on traditional Spanish guitar construction methods, he is also a highly regarded maker who practices modern-type production methods such as double-top guitars with his own progressive mindset.

[Description]
This guitar is also deeply Granada in its careful craftsmanship, design, and other aesthetic aspects, and the wood used is of the highest quality. However, it is different from the bright and lively sound of Granada guitars, and has a rather hard and deep tone that is very attractive.
The back has some cracks that have been repaired, but the repairs have been done so carefully that they are hardly noticeable from the outside. The sound board has some minor scratches, but they are reasonable for the age of the instrument.


Performance video