Japan · since 1969
Miyazawa serial numbers
Handcrafted Japanese flutes, dated by the maker on request.
Miyazawa has built flutes in Japan since 1969. Dates come from the maker on request — no serial chart is published, and the archive carries no guess.
The numbering
- miyazawa-no-table
Flute
Miyazawa publishes no serial-to-year table and no interactive lookup; the firm asks owners to register the instrument (warranty/registration form) and confirms details only by request.
Models in the archive
8 models catalogued, 8 with a basis-labeled price — Full catalogue assembled in chat-4 (chat-3 minimal rows preserved). Existing chat-3 rows keep their original confidence type; chat-4 rows use high/medium/low. Prices live in prices.json of the same brand.
Miyazawa does not publish a serial-number table: the official site carries a warranty/registration form and no lookup, and no community chart exists (checked the brand pages, the dcsax and Stohrer tools and the aggregator sites on 2026-10-15). The firm will answer questions about an instrument by request. Date these flutes by the model line, the headjoint marking and the mechanism generation.
Questions
Can this archive date Miyazawa instruments from the serial number?
Not from the number — no public serial chart exists for this maker, and the archive does not guess dates.
Where is the serial number on a Miyazawa instrument?
For Flutes the common location is on the barrel (head joint) and again on the body — the barrel number rules.
What if my Miyazawa serial number is not found?
Recheck the characters exactly as marked, including any letters. Letter prefixes often belong to student or stencil lines. Some periods may not be covered yet — every refusal here says why.