World legend Akira Nakai, creator of the exclusive RWB “tuning” from Japan, visited Vilnius Business

In Lithuania, Akira Nakai redid the Porsche 993 (the last air-cooled 911) on behalf of a collector from our country. He worked for two days at the Hammersmith motors workshop in Vilnius. the car got the name – BROTHER.

The creative process of the Japanese genius, from the beginning (when the factory Porsche fenders were cut) to the end, when the car’s wheels touched the ground, might be watched for free by anyone who wanted to. A VIP area was reserved for invited guests and was protected by security.

It is interesting that the organizers of this exclusive event acted with restraint, as if they were Japanese. Although Akira Nakai is a cult figure who has created a distinctive language of automotive design over several decades, this event was not promoted, it did not become mass. Therefore, those who really understand the intricacies of such tuning (lit. – decoration) came to the workshop.

The Japanese worked in Vilnius for two days. As has become the norm, he came with his dog, smoked a cigarette right there during the petrauk. And in the background, at the request of Akira Nakai, as during the creative processes in other cities of the world, jazz music sounded.

Understand instantly

• Akira Nakai, in his workshop RWB (Rauh-Welt Begriff) creates impressively beautiful Porsche cars. The principle of creation is freedom.
• Akira produces only one car for each customer. Not everyone is lucky enough to receive a master from the Japanese audience. And those who are lucky wait for years.
• Each of Akira’s works is unique. Each car is given a name.
• The first Porsche 930 redesigned by A. Nakai was named Stella Artois in honor of his favorite beer. At that time, the master was 28 years old.
• In his youth, Akira Nakai was a member of the Rough World sideboarding team (Rauh Welt in German). Hence the name of his tuning.