This work was shot in a road movie style, depicting the pickup trucks he loved while traveling around America in the 1970s and 1980s.

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■Hideaki Sato
Born in Niigata in 1943, he graduated from Nihon University College of Art and began working as a freelance photographer. In 1967, he moved to New York. This trip marked the beginning of his travels, and he continued to travel the world, publishing his work in magazines and photogravure magazines. After returning to Japan in the fall of 1969, he began photographing surfing in Hawaii, becoming a pioneer of the surf boom. In the 1970s, he became active in the outdoor field, reporting on Japan's rivers by canoe with canoeist Tomosuke Noda. He now continues to photograph Japan's rain and hidden corners of Tokyo. His many publications include "Gaku's Adventure" (Book Magazine Publishing), "100 Miles to the Sea" (Shobunsha), a book with Yoshio Kataoka, "Requiem: The World Trade Center" (ICG MUSE), and "Legendary Hawaii" (Tokyo Shoseki).