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Kawai Musical Instruments Mfg. Co., Ltd. New Medium-term Management Plan Consolidated Achievement for FY2017.3 to FY2019.3 October 1st, 2016

Contents Summary of the 4th Medium-term Management Plan FY2014.3 to FY2016.3 Basic Principles 4 Main Achievement 5 Business Trend 8 Plan and Actuals 9 New Medium-term Management Plan FY2017.3 to FY2019.3 Vision 11 Positioning of the Medium-term Management Plan 12 Road Map to the 100-Year Brand 13 Basic Principles 14 Issues for Objective Achievement 15 To Achieve the Objective 16 Key Strategies and Building Foundation 18 1. Challenge for further growth of core business 20 2. Manufacturing innovation 22 3. Expansion of material processing business 23 4. Investment and capitalization policy 24 5. Establishing the brand 27 6. Enhancing employee competence 28 Business Objectives 29 Performance Objectives - Segment Profit and Loss 31 2

Summary of the 4th Medium-term Management Plan FY2014.3 to FY2016.3 3

Summary of the 4th Medium-term Management Plan (Basic Principles) Basic Principles Steady growth By performing a selection and focus of business, attain steady growth and secure profit. Objective values Objectives in the 89th fiscal year of the whole corporate (FY2016.3) Sales : 60 billion yen and over Operating income : 3 billion yen and over (Secured 5% of Sales) 4

Summary of the 4th Medium-term Management Plan (Main Achievement) 1. Key Strategies : Growth Strategies Strategy Branding Main achievement Mr. A. Gadjiev won the first place playing a Shigeru Kawai SK-EX full concert grand piano in the 9th Hamamatsu International Piano Competition. Held various events using "Shigeru Kawai" pianos. Supported activities of Maestro Mikhail Pletnev and YOSHIKI. Business in China Musical instruments business in Japanese market Overseas music school marketing Established "Kawai Music Education / China-Japan Friendship Foundation", and expanded Kawai brand recognition. Made a plan to establish a core company unifying business activities in China. Renewed the stores in core cities such as Sapporo, Omiya, Yokohama, Hiroshima, etc. Conducted lead generation activities through events in the stores with a music salon facility. Opened the music school in Indonesia under the direct management of Kawai. Implemented a plan to increase the number of franchise music schools in Southeast Asian region such as Thailand, etc. 5

Summary of the 4th Medium-term Management Plan (Main Achievement) Strategy Business development in emerging markets Expanding physical education schools Expanding precision metals business Main achievement Established Kawai Piano (Russia) LLC for full scale business operation. Introduced models such as "GL Series" to meet the market needs. Promoted diversification through contracting with the designated administrator business with local governments. Increased orders received by enhancing production capacity such as new lines in the Hamamatsu plant. 6

Summary of the 4th Medium-term Management Plan (Main Achievement) 2. Key Strategies : Structure Innovation Strategy Improving efficiency through drastic revision of the sales system for Japanese market Manufacturing cost reduction through establishing the global production system Main achievement Innovated the sales system for Japanese market and focusing on the sales activities emphasizing regional business through the unit system. Deployed efficient sales activities with enhanced management power. Reduced the fixed cost by outsourcing distribution operation. Reduced cost by opening the 4th plant in Indonesia. Took measures for market changes and foreign exchange fluctuations by utilizing the production system in multiple locations. 3. Key Strategies : Business Continuity Strategy Main achievement Formulation of BCP for the central functions of the Headquarters and plants against earthquake disasters. Transfer of production facilities Promoted the aseismic performance enhancement, and after evaluating conditions carefully for location transfer, transferred only a significant part of functions. Transferred the core servers. Transferred a part of Shigeru Kawai Piano R&D Laboratory facilities and the warehouse of main wood parts to inland area. 7

Summary of the 4th Medium-term Management Plan (Business Trend) Business Trend 3rd 4th Medium-term Management Plan [Unit: Billion yen] 86th 87th 88th 89th Actual Plan Actual Plan Actual Plan Actual Sales 54.74 57.00 60.39 60.00 66.34 64.00 69.25 Operating income 1.17 1.80 1.91 2.30 1.56 3.20 2.66 Ordinary income 1.69 1.60 2.52 2.10 1.94 3.00 2.62 Current net income 0.94 1.10 1.55 1.40 1.05 1.70 1.79 The current net income is this term's net profit attributing to the shareholders of the parent company. Sales and Operating income trend [Unit: Billion yen] 80 60 40 Sales - Plan Operating income - Plan Sales - Actual Operating income - Actual 4 3 2 20 1 0 [Sales] 0 86th Actual 87th Actual 88th Actual 89th Actual [Operating income] 8

Summary of the 4th Medium-term Management Plan (Plan and Actuals) Sales [Unit: Billion yen] 50.0 3rd intermediate 86th FY2013.3 Actual 89th Plan 89th Actual 40.0 30.0 20.0 10.0 0.0 0 25.77 32.00 38.64 17.37 17.70 16.60 8.86 11.30 10.28 Musical instruments Education related Material processing Information related/others 2.74 3.00 3.72 Operating income [Unit: Billion yen] 2.0 1.5 1.25 3rd intermediate 86th FY2013.3 Actual 89th Plan 89th Actual 1.43 1.34 1.0 0.5 0.99 0.89 0.88 0.65 0.47 0.0 0-0.5 0.30 0.34 0.13 0.11 Musical instruments Education related Material processing Information related/others Adjustments 9

New Medium-term Management Plan FY2017.3 to FY2019.3 10

Vision Towards the 100th Anniversary To Remain as the Top Brand Resonate denotes "to expand the KAWAI fans through providing practical user experience in pursuit of reliance and innovation, while aiming to become the top piano brand through continuous promotion of music culture". 11

Positioning of the Medium-term Management Plan Engendering business foundation toward a 100-year brand Strive for a 100-year brand establishment through piano manufacturing as the source (center) of Kawai foundation and origin of business focusing to be a member of world eminent brands with accumulating expertise, experience and know-how. Establishment Development Global evolution Establishment of the 100-year brand 0th 90th 100th 12

Road Map to the 100-Year Brand Steady growth 2013-2015 Improvement of profitability 2016-2018 Stability of financial foundation 2019-2021 Acceleration of growth 2022-2024 Evolving toward the next generation 2025-2027 2027 100th anniversary Establishment of the 100-year brand 2013 2016 2019 2022 2025 2027 13

Basic Principles Promote improvement of the corporate value as the 100-year brand, and aim to achieve long-term stable growth. Objectives in the 92nd fiscal year of the whole corporate (FY2019.3) (Target indicator) 5% or higher operating income margin 14

Issues for Objective Achievement 89th Actual An issue is the operating income margin of core business (musical instruments and music education business) Sales: 69.25 billion yen Operating income: 2.66 billion yen Operating income margin: 3.8% Material processing 10.28 billion yen (14.9%) Education related 16.60 billion yen (24.0%) Information related/others 3.72 billion yen (5.3%) Material processing 0.88 billion yen (33.1%) Musical instruments 38.64 billion yen (55.8%) Information related/others, and adjustments 0.11 billion yen ( 4.2%) Education related 0.89 billion yen (33.6%) [Unit: %] 5.0 Musical instruments 0.99 billion yen (37.5%) 0 3.8 2.6 5.4 8.6 15

To Achieve the Objective 92nd Plan Aim for improvement of the operating income margin on musical instruments business and music education business. Sales: 74.0 billion yen Operating income: 3.7 billion yen Operating income margin: 5.0% Material processing 9.88 billion yen (13.4%) Education related 17.90 billion yen (24.2%) Information related/others 3.42 billion yen (4.6%) Information related/others, and adjustments 0.08 billion yen Material ( 2.2%) processing 0.89 billion yen (24.1%) Musical instruments 42.80 billion yen (57.8%) Education related 1.09 billion yen (29.5%) [Unit: %] 5.0 Musical instruments 1.80 billion yen (48.6%) 0 5.0 4.2 6.1 9.0 16

To Achieve the Objective [Unit: %] 5.0 Close a gap between the objective and actual result Actual operating income margin 3.8% GAP Key Strategies Building Foundation Objective operating income margin 5.0% 0.0 0 [Operating income margin] 89th Actual 92nd Plan 17

Key Strategies and Building Foundation Key Strategies Challenge for further growth of core business Manufacturing innovation Expansion of material processing business Investment and capitalization policy Building Foundation Establishing the brand Enhancing employee competence 18

Key Strategies and Building Foundation Key strategies to promote improvement of the corporate value, and aim to achieve long-term stable growth. Key Strategies Challenge for further growth of core business Manufacturing innovation Expansion of material processing business Investment and capitalization policy Building Foundation Establishing the brand Enhancing employee competence 19

Key Strategies and Building Foundation (1) Challenge for further growth of core business Enhancing the profit structure in musical instruments business and education business. Adding high additional value in Japanese market Musical instruments business Expanding grand piano shares through Shigeru Kawai sales promotion. Engendering high profit structure by concentration and specialization on sales resources. Improving stores under direct management and structuring a new sales system with the area marketing. Fulfilling after-sales service system enhancing the tuning experts "MPA" *. *MPA: Master Piano Artisan = In-house license that is given only to highly skilled tuning experts. Education related business Increasing the number of students in Kawai music schools with productive curriculum and excellent teachers. Creating a new education value based on Gakken classrooms, and Kawai music schools and physical education schools. Developing the franchise chain of "Kawai Music Education System". 20

Key Strategies and Building Foundation (1) Challenge for further growth of core business Enhancing the profit structure in musical instruments business and education business. Area strategies in overseas market Musical instruments business Expanding shares in North America and Western Europe through direct management development, and improving brand strength. Expanding further production and sales of pianos and digital pianos in China. Expanding and pioneering enhanced sales forces in the market of emerging countries such as Southeast Asia, Central and South America, etc. Enhancing the after-sales service by establishing training institutions of tuning experts. Education related business Training leaders for spreading music education in China and emerging countries. Increasing the number of students based on franchising in emerging countries such as Indonesia. Expanding music schools and overseas development of physical education classes through cooperative partnership with Gakken Group. 21

Key Strategies and Building Foundation (2) Manufacturing innovation Manufacturing through focusing on quality improvement and future of piano as a musical instrument Further deepening on "EVOLVING THE PIANO" Challenging for innovation such as pursuing sound quality, searching for new materials, etc. Passing expertise of piano engineers to the next generation, and cultivation of human resources. Optimizing global logistics and production, and reducing cost by improving production efficiency. New challenge of digital pianos Pursuing genuine sound quality and touch feel for the keyboard using the know-how acquired up to now. Developing new models with additional values through joint development with Onkyo Corp. and supporting IoT. Challenging for share expansion especially in China and emerging countries. 22

Key Strategies and Building Foundation (3) Expansion of material processing business Expanding order received and new business development Deploying material processing business further Metal business: Expanding "Kawai rolled step-sectioned-strips" utilizing enhanced production capability in addition to the challenge for expansion of orders and new business field. Finishing business: Acquiring new customers through establishing new technology to meet various needs with applied finishing technology gained in piano manufacturing. 23

Key Strategies and Building Foundation (4) Investment and capitalization policy Growing capital efficiency furthermore Capital investment Focusing investment on the growing and core businesses. Business Musical instruments business Production facilities, store remodeling, and others 89th Actual 90th Plan 91st Plan 92nd Plan 3 years total 0.59 1.20 1.10 0.85 3.15 [Unit: Billion yen] 3.0 2.31 Capital investment amount Depreciation Education related business Material processing business Others Establishing new music schools, etc. Metal business production facilities, etc. Information technology investment, etc. 0.28 0.17 0.15 0.15 0.47 0.15 0.44 0.70 0.96 2.10 0.01 0.12 0.04 0.11 0.27 2.0 1.0 1.46 1.50 1.24 1.62 0.98 1.93 1.99 1.53 1.55 2.07 1.57 Total 0.98 1.93 1.99 2.07 5.99 [Unit: Billion yen] 0.00 87th Actual 88th Actual 89th Actual 90th Plan 91st Plan 92nd Plan 24

Key Strategies and Building Foundation (4) Investment and capitalization policy Growing capital efficiency furthermore Return to shareholders Target the total return ratio 30% and over including treasury stock, etc. based on the continuous stable dividend policy. [Unit: Billion yen] 0.5 0.4 Total return ratio 21% 51% 25% 35% Acquisition of treasury stock 23% Total dividend 30% and over 0.3 0.2 0.1 0 4 yen/ share 4 yen/ share 4.5 yen/ share 45 yen/ share 45 yen/ share 85th Actual 86th Actual 87th Actual 88th Actual 89th Actual 92nd Plan 25

Key Strategies and Building Foundation Building the foundation to support, and promote the key strategies. Key Strategies Challenge for further growth of core business Manufacturing innovation Expansion of material processing business Investment and capitalization policy Building Foundation Establishing the brand Enhancing employee competence 26

Key Strategies and Building Foundation (5) Establishing the brand Inspiring feelings together with our customers The brand of choice for the next hundred years Challenging for producing attractive pianos chosen by pianists in international competitions. Internationalizing the Kawai Music Competition that many pianists gather from all corners of the world. Setting up showrooms and schools to provide an opportunity to experience Kawai piano domestically and internationally. Hamamatsu International Piano Competition Contributing to popularization of music culture Supporting activities for music educators and pianists. Contributing to the society through music promotion activities (Continue holding the series of Kawai Concerts and China-Japan Friendship Concert). 27

Key Strategies and Building Foundation (6) Enhancing employee competence Enhancement of employee competence Enhancement of expertise and diversity of employees to attain their goals and adjust to changes Growing professional employees for building the trusted and reliable brand. Starting programs to provide training for the employees who can engage in global business. Training employees to gain diversified skills to adapt to environmental changes. Mindset enlightenment to remain as the top brand Creating corporate culture to value "reliability", "challenge", "pride" and "roots". Gaining corporate characteristics to foster each employee to think and act independently. Fostering employees who can constantly provide ideas and actions to construct Kawai top brand. 28

Business Objectives Operating income margin 5.0% 92nd (FY2019.3) Sales 74.0 billion yen Operating income 3.7 billion yen Improvement of capital efficiency ROE Total return ratio 8% and over 30% and over *Exchange rate: 1US$ = 115 yen, 1EURO = 125 yen 29

Business Objectives Business plan 89th Actual 90th Plan 91st Plan 92nd Plan FY2016.3 FY2017.3 FY2018.3 FY2019.3 KAWAI 2.66 を支える各事業の戦略 2.40 2.90 (Compared to 89th) Sales 69.25 64.50 71.00 74.00 +6.9% Operating income (Operating income margin) (3.8%) (3.7%) (4.1%) 3.70 (5.0%) [Unit: Billion yen] +39.1% Ordinary income 2.62 2.15 2.70 3.50 +33.6% Current net income 1.79 1.40 2.05 2.10 +17.3% ROE (%) 9.3 6.8 9.1 8.6 - Exchange rate US$ 121.1 yen 108.0 yen 115.0 yen 115.0 yen EURO 134.3 yen 120.0 yen 125.0 yen 125.0 yen The current net income is this term's net profit attributing to the shareholders of the parent company. Sales and Operating income trend [Unit: Billion yen] 80 60 40 Sales Operating income 4 3 2 20 1 0 [Sales] 0 87th Actual 88th Actual 89th Actual 90th Plan 91st Plan 92nd Plan [Operating income] 30

Performance Objectives - Segment Profit and Loss Sales [Unit: Billion yen] 89th Actual 92nd Plan Sales growth rate Musical instruments 38.64 42.80 +10.8% Education related business 16.60 17.90 +7.8% Material processing business 10.28 9.88 3.9% Information related 3.53 3.20 9.3% Others 0.19 0.22 +15.8% Total 69.25 74.00 +6.9% 69.25 +4.16 Education related Musical instruments +1.30 0.40 0.33 +0.03 74.00 Material processing Information related Others 89th Actual 92nd Plan 31

Performance Objectives - Segment Profit and Loss Operating income [Unit: Million yen] 89th Actual 92nd Plan Sales growth rate Musical instruments 997 1,800 +80.5% Education related 894 1,090 +21.9% Material processing 881 890 +1.0% Information related 18 20 - Others 15 10 - Adjustments* 76 50 - Total 2,661 3,700 +39.0% * "Adjustments" are elimination of inter-segment transactions, and whole company expense not distributed to each segment. 2,661 +196 +9 2 +5 +26 3,700 +803 Material Information Others Adjustments Education processing related related Musical instruments 89th Actual 92nd Plan 32

In this document, the current plans and business prospects of KAWAI are included. These future plans and estimated values are planned and predicted by KAWAI based on the information that can be obtained at the present time. Actual business results may differ from these plans due to unforeseen various conditions and factors, and therefore, this document does not promise and guarantee the actualization. - Contact - 200 Terajima-cho, Naka-ku, Hamamatsu, Shizuoka 430-8665 JAPAN Kawai Musical Instruments Mfg. Co., Ltd. Corporate Planning Division E-mail: koho@kawai.co.jp