N M
The lessons themselves are fun, but the sales tactics of the person who tries to get you to book a lesson afterward are terrible. Even when I refused, they kept pestering me with "but," and "however." I was thinking of continuing because …

Location: Japan, 〒542-0085 Osaka, Chuo Ward, Shinsaibashisuji, 1 Chome−9−6 心斎橋MGビル
Dotonbori, Osaka
Yamaha music school and piano/electone shop run by Miki Gakki in Shinsaibashi since 2018.
Yamaha music school and piano/electone shop run by Miki Gakki in Shinsaibashi since 2018.
Miki Gakki Shinsaibashi is a five-floor piano and electone specialist store and music school run by Miki Gakki, one of Osaka's oldest and most respected musical instrument retailers. The Shinsaibashi location reopened in autumn 2018 as a dedicated piano and electone showroom and learning centre, featuring an electone house on the ground floor, a piano salon showcasing Yamaha and Bosendorfer grand pianos on the fourth floor, and the "Harmony Park Shinsaibashi" music school across the third to fifth floors. The school boasts approximately 2,400 enrolled students, making it one of the largest Yamaha music education centres in Japan. The music school offers Yamaha-certified courses for all ages and levels, from beginner piano and electone lessons for adults to the Yamaha instructor qualification programme aimed at those pursuing professional teaching careers. Individual lessons of 30 minutes are held approximately 44 times per year, with monthly fees starting from 5,500 yen. The fifth floor houses a live performance space called "LIVE AT MIKI" where renowned electone players and pianists give concerts, and special masterclasses by internationally acclaimed pianists are held in the fourth-floor special room. The store operates daily from 11:00 to 20:00. Whether you are a complete beginner wanting to learn piano in a supportive environment, an experienced player seeking Yamaha-grade certification, or simply someone who appreciates fine instruments, Miki Gakki Shinsaibashi offers a uniquely comprehensive musical experience. Its position in the Shinsaibashi shopping district makes it easily accessible for both lesson attendance and instrument browsing.Based on 62 Google reviews
N M
The lessons themselves are fun, but the sales tactics of the person who tries to get you to book a lesson afterward are terrible. Even when I refused, they kept pestering me with "but," and "however." I was thinking of continuing because …
momo Sakura
I happened to pass by the place and was offered a lesson for the first time. I bought a ticket and went a few times, but each time during the coffee break after the lesson, I was relentlessly pressured to buy a new electronic organ. I got …
ゆのたみ.
Even during the trial lesson, they teach you the joy of playing the Electone in a friendly and fun way. I highly recommend them to anyone who is serious about starting to play an instrument.
soleil bluejeen
I've taken lessons at various music stores in the past, but I started taking lessons here when I bought a new electone. The classrooms are clean, they hold lots of events, and the staff are friendly. …
Natsu Aoi
The moment you enter, you'll be surprised by the luxurious atmosphere, thinking, "What?! Is this a classroom?" The background music is great, and it's the kind of classroom you'll want to linger in for a while. They also offer children's …

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