Kanji SATO was a prolific artistic painter of with mainly oils. It is known that during the 1960's he was painting exquisite and detailed large works of sea water with ships, usually with a dark overcast mood. Mr. Sato changed his theme somewhat and the mood during the early 1970's to bright works that included landscapes, often with people and Japanese buildings and temples. He supplemented his income by working on international ocean-going ships as an engineer and electrician, which he was very good at doing. He had a kind and helpful nature and was generous to so many. Many of his maritime and landscape works in oil were presented to friends, as well as to the headquarters of many companies. He was a proud member of the All Japan Seaman's Union, which has been always very concerned about their seafaring members and their families. When Japanese shipping companies "down-sized" by sending the crewing jobs "off-shore" for cheaper and more exploitable workers in Southeast Asia (Singapore, initially), it became economically challenging for Japanese officers and crews to continue other skills when on vacation from their shipboard jobs --Kanji Sato was one of them. If he has deceased, he will be sorely missed. (updated 9/22/2012 edd_morris@hotmail.com).
Arguably the most famous Japanese painting is The Great Wave Off Kanegawa which is a woodblock print by the Japanese artist Hokusai. There are many Japanese paintings of note but The Great Wave Off Kanegawa is generally accepted to be the most famous.
once you figure out what sound the color yellow makes you will understand
Katsushika Hokusai, a Japanese artist, was born in October of 1760 in Edo, Japan. He worked primarily in the medium of wood-block print.
no he wasn't a artist
It means 'This painting is done as a copy of, or in the style of, artist X'. It is not the work of artist X.
k. sato e famoso pittore
O. K. Sato died in 1921.
里 (さと) Sato.
Kyoko Sato.
The film Cat Soup is a Japanese animated film created in the year 2001. The film was directed by Tatsuo Sato and inspired by the work of the manga artist known as Nekojiru.
Kiyoji Sato has written: 'Nihon bunsho shi no kenkyu' -- subject- s -: Japanese language, Rhetoric, Grammar
Leader of Sexy Zone. (japanese jr. Boyband)
Yukiharu Sato has written: 'Shi to sei no kiroku' -- subject(s): Education, Japan, Japanese Philosophy, Philosophy, Japanese 'Nihon no dento' -- subject(s): Japan, Zen Buddhism
探偵 (tantei) and 刑事 (keiji) are both ways of saying "detective". As far as I can tell, there is no definition to "sato" that means detective.
The name Sato is typically written: 佐藤 Sugar is also pronounced Sato but written: 砂糖 They are totally different words. The name Sato is the most common surname in Japan, but does not have a specific meaning.
Depending on context: inaka, kotan, mura, sato, shuuraku
I think it might be Taiyougakure no Sato - Village Hidden in the Sun.