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Hisashi Saito was born in Aomori Prefecture in 1936. After working for a trading company in 1960 he became an independent freelance illustrator.
Hestarted working with Olympus Camera technical illustrations, then did more for Cannon, Nissan, Mitsubishi, TDK, and Asahi Pentax then off to Honda.
He began working with wild birds and in 1980 published his first calendar "Wild Birds, Hisashi Saito's World". He continued to make calendars for the next 15 years and in 1990, his work shifted more towards nature.
The mechanical illustrations shown here appeared in Honda catalogs and advertisements.
(source: with permission from Hisashi Saito)
Hisashi Saito Honda dash.
Hisashi Saito 1973 Honda Civic CVCC dash.
Hisashi Saito 1973 Honda Civic CVCC.
Hisashi Saito 1973 Honda Civic CVCC.
Hisashi Saito 1973 Honda Civic CVCC.
Hisashi Saito 1973 Honda Civic CVCC.
Hisashi Saito 1973 Honda Civic CVCC.
Hisashi Saito 1973 Honda Civic CVCC.
Hisashi Saito 1973 Honda Civic CVCC.
Hisashi Saito 1977 Honda Accord.
Hisashi Saito 1990 Honda NSX.
Hisashi Saito 1991 Honda Beat.
Hisashi Saito 1969 Honda 1300 99s front end.
Hisashi Saito 1970 Honda 1300 Coupe engine.
Hisashi Saito 1990 Honda Legend 3.2 v6 engine.
Hisashi Saito 1973 Honda Civic CVCC engine.
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Hisahi Saito Illustration site.
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