Japanese tuner house founded by Kei Miura. Famous for cleaner, cohesive widebody kits with bolt-on flares for sport cars and tuner cars.
Rocket Bunny (sometimes called RB by the brand and TRA Kyoto by its parent company name) is a Japanese tuner house founded by Kei Miura, also known for the Pandem brand (which is Miura's higher-end sub-brand). Founded in the early 2010s, the brand has produced widebody kits for many popular sport cars and tuner platforms including the Toyota 86 / Subaru BRZ, Mazda Miata, Ford Mustang, Nissan 350Z and 370Z, and various other chassis.
The Rocket Bunny aesthetic is generally cleaner and more cohesive than competitor Liberty Walk. Kits typically include integrated front bumpers, sideskirts, rear over-fenders, and rear bumper extensions designed to flow visually with each other. The bolt-on flares typically have less visible hardware and integrate more smoothly with the original bodywork than Liberty Walk equivalents.
Pandem (the higher-end sub-brand under Kei Miura) produces more refined kits, often with better mounting systems and smoother integration. Pandem kits for the Toyota 86, Honda S2000, and Nissan 350Z are particularly respected. The Rocket Bunny / Pandem aesthetic has become one of the defining looks of modern tuner culture, with many builds globally adopting the design language.