Shigeru Kawai is the premium grand piano line of Japanese maker Kawai Musical Instruments, headquartered in Hamamatsu, Japan. The line was introduced in 2000 to honor Shigeru Kawai (1922–), son of company founder Koichi Kawai, who took over the firm in 1955 and spent decades pushing it toward the upper tier of concert-grade piano building. The instruments are handcrafted at a dedicated facility within the Ryuyo Grand Piano Factory by a small group of senior artisans known as Master Piano Artisans (MPAs).

The range consists of six grand piano models: the SK-2 (5'11" salon grand), SK-3, SK-5, SK-6, SK-7, and the SK-EX full concert grand. The SK-EX, introduced in 2001, was selected as the official piano of the 2002 International Tchaikovsky Competition and has since been used at the International Chopin Piano Competition and other major events. Shigeru Kawai instruments are known for their Millennium III action with carbon-fiber components, Ezo spruce soundboards, and individualized voicing that distinguishes them from the standard Kawai grand line.

The brand sits at the high end of the global concert piano market alongside Steinway, Bösendorfer, and Fazioli, and is a frequent choice on the international competition circuit. Kawai also runs the Shigeru Kawai International Piano Competition (SKIPC), which showcases pianists performing on the SK-EX.

Shigeru Kawai has 2 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Grand Pianos. Their gear is featured by 5 artists, with the strongest followings in Rock, Funk / Soul, and Pop. Notable users include Rick Beato, Nick Cave, and Isaac Hayes.