The Cimar D310 Vintage Dreadnought Made in Japan by Ibanez

The Cimar D310 is a Japanese-made dreadnought acoustic guitar produced by Hoshino Gakki under the Cimar brand between 1980 and 1983. Built for the European market, it features a traditional dreadnought design that delivers a full, balanced acoustic tone suitable for strumming and general-purpose playing. Its laminated spruce top and laminated nato back and sides provide durability while maintaining a warm, resonant sound. Decorative details such as the wood marquetry rosette, tortoise-style binding, and distinctive snowflake fingerboard inlays give the instrument a classic vintage appearance. As part of the Cimar D Series, the D310 offered reliable craftsmanship and affordable quality during the early 1980s.

Specs:

• Model: Cimar D310
• Manufacturer: Hoshino Gakki
• Brand: Cimar
• Production Years: 1980–1983
• Country of Manufacture: Japan
• Market: Europe
• Finish: Natural Gloss
• Body Type: Acoustic Guitar
• Body Shape: Dreadnought
• Top: Laminated Spruce
• Top Finish: Gloss
• Top Binding: Multi-ply Brown Tortoise
• Back & Sides: Laminated Nato
• Back Center Strip: Simple Center Strip
• Soundhole: Round
• Rosette: Wood Marquetry
• Pickguard: Brown Tortoise
• Neck Material: One-piece Nato
• Neck Joint: 14th Fret
• Fingerboard Material: Rosewood
• Inlays: White Snowflake Position Markers
• Side Markers: White Dots
• Number of Frets: 20
• Fret Material: Nickel Silver
• Nut Material: White Plastic
• Bridge: Rosewood with Pearl Dot
• Saddle: White Plastic
• Bridge Pins: White with Snowflake Inlays
• Machine Heads: Chrome-Plated Covered Tuners
• Hardware Color: Chrome