Liberty Walk
Japan
Liberty Walk began in 1993 in Aichi, Japan and grew from a local custom shop into one of the most recognizable names in modern widebody culture. The studio is built around Wataru Kato’s vision of making exotic and performance cars look louder, lower and more rebellious without hiding the raw personality of the base machine.
- Founded
- 1993
- Founder
- Wataru Kato
- Headquarters
- Owariasahi, Aichi, Japan
- Focus
- Widebody kits, silhouette builds, complete cars
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Liberty Walk began in 1993 in Aichi, Japan and grew from a local custom shop into one of the most recognizable names in modern widebody culture. The studio is built around Wataru Kato’s vision of making exotic and performance cars look louder, lower and more rebellious without hiding the raw personality of the base machine.
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A major turning point came with the LB Performance Murcielago program in 2008, followed by the LB-WORKS Murcielago reveal at SEMA in 2012. That project turned the Liberty Walk riveted overfender look into a global signature and helped move Japanese customization language into the center of international supercar culture.
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Today Liberty Walk operates across several clear families: LB-WORKS for its core widebody identity, LB-Silhouette WORKS GT for race-inspired hero builds, LB-WORKS SUV for higher-riding platforms and lb★nation / LB E WORKS for more compact and street-oriented cars. The modern Liberty Walk brand feels less like a classic tuner and more like a full visual movement built around stance, bodywork and instantly recognizable attitude.