The guitar is a classical concert guitar made in Japan in 1980 by Hoshino Gakki for the luthier Juan Orozco. This 15-U-67 was one of the top-tier models produced during that period, known for its high quality and craftsmanship. Juan Orozco III was the third generation in a family of guitar makers. Juan Orozco collaborated with several famous Japanese luthiers, including those from Hoshino Gakki. The 15-U-67 model was a top-tier classical guitar made by Hoshino Gakki, replicating the craftsmanship and quality of Masaru Kohno guitars. This guitar is praised for its impressive volume, great response, deep and rich basses, strong round trebles, and lyrical tonality. It boasts superb note clarity, separation, and extended sustain. The guitar features unique design elements such as the headstock and rosettes, designed by Juan Orozco, while adhering to the construction principles of Masaru Kohno. This guitar is not only a fine instrument but also a piece of the rich history of classical guitar making, representing the collaboration between Spanish and Japanese luthiers. This guitar has a cedar neck, rosewood back and sides and a spruce top.