The name "Kawai" is a staple in the piano world. In fact, unlike some of their competitors, Kawai has been passing down their expertise in piano craftsmanship from father to son for almost a century. Since the opening of their first workshop in 1927 by Koichi Kawai, then passed on to his son Shigeru Kawai, and continuing today with the third generation under Hirotaka Kawai, their name has remained synonymous with integrity and excellence. Their pianos are recognized on all continents for their unparalleled combination of performance and fair pricing, often prioritizing musical excellence and the honour of their name over decisions based strictly on financial results.
The complete range of Kawai pianos is unique in its ability to provide the right instrument for any player and at any level. Whether you are a professional artist or an amateur musician, there is a Kawai piano ready to accompany you on your musical journey. These instruments are a feast for the senses, as appealing to the ears as they are to the eyes and hands: the use of cutting-edge composite materials such as carbon fibre for the action, the wide selection of available finishes for each instrument, and the manufacturing methods that epitomize precision all contribute to making a Kawai piano a flagship of Japanese production. This rare ability to merge proven traditional methods with modern technology distinguishes Kawai from other pianos and explains why the brand is regularly recognized internationally.
