The QSL card from Nagasaki, Japan, features a striking design with a black circular map prominently displayed on the front, alongside the call sign "JH6XOD" and the operator's name, Takashi Tanaka. It confirms a radio communication (QS) that occurred on a specified date in 1976, detailing start and end times, signal reports, and equipment used, including an "TS-520" and a 13-meter wire GP antenna. The reverse side is designated for mailing, showcasing a QSL Bureau label from Tokyo and includes an area for the recipient's address. Handwritten remarks express appreciation for a pleasant contact during a specific contest, further emphasizing the personal nature of the correspondence.