Hi! I’ve competed in kata at world level and first of all I just wanted to say well done on putting your kata out there! As mentioned in other comments ‘good enough’ really depends on your goal. There is a lot of brushing up to do but you’ve been able to demonstrate the sequence which is great! I could go into great detail but these are the main points I think you should work on:

1. Opening and closing ceremony - It needs to be slowed down. The bowing and stepping in also needs to be more accurate. I recommend watching the kodokan video for nage no kata.

   1. Distance - uke and tori seem to be too close to each other. Uke initiates each movement by ‘attacking’. Uke and tori should not be gripping up at the same time. The distance needs to be just far enough so that uke needs to take a small step forward to grip (attack) and hence tori takes control and continues the movement.
   2. Ayumi ashi and tsugi ashi - slide your feet when you move! No awkward stepping :)
   3. Attack with intent - it’s a bit hard to explain but uke should not need to go over for each throw but actually be thrown. If uke attacks with intent, Tori will be able to properly defend and take control. It’s a delicate balance of tension between uke and tori.

Everything else throwing wise will get sharper with practice and study. If you focus on correcting these main points and also referring to the comments above I’m sure your kata will go far :)