Founded in 1927, Kawai is the oldest family-owned piano manufacturer in the piano industry. The founder, Koichi Kawai, was the first person to design pianos in Japan, and was the first person in the musical instrument industry to be awarded the Blue Ribbon Medal, Japan's highest medal. It is one of the top three piano brands in Asia along with Sanyi and Yamaha. In 1999, Kawai Gakloi launched its highest-end brand, "Sigal Kawai", and entered the ranks of the world's highest quality pianos. When the series debuted in the United States in 2000, it was called "the Lexus of pianos" by the Los Angeles Times. Kawaii's electric piano is generally biased towards the concept of "piano": it performs very well in terms of action and keyboard, and its timbre reproduction is quite expressive, but its shortcomings lie in the lack of powerful arrangement. In terms of feel and timbre, it is a very good choice to use the Kawai electric piano as a substitute for the piano or a piano experience product, and the products cover from 2,000 yuan to 10,000 yuan, and the cost performance is high.