Hiroshi Nakamura (artist)

 is a Japanese artist who has worked in 'reportage' and surrealist styles. Early works, like "Sunagawa No.5" (1955) and "The Base," (1957) critiqued the U.S. military presence in Japan. The protests represented in "Sunagawa No.5", the Sunagawa Struggle, were a response to the planned expansion of Tachikawa Airfield. His later art took a more surrealist turn, with common motifs being high school girls and methods of locomotion, including planes and trains.