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Sources Summary
The first source I used was from the Oxford Reference(published after Hideo's death) and was titled "Hideo Sasaki." This source goes into great detail about the career of the late Hideo Sasaki in a very brief manner by discussing his major landscaping masterpieces. This source aligns with the Wikipedia guidelines for reliable sources as the source was published and reviewed by the Oxford Reference. The source is also a biography of a living persons accomplishments which also meets the requirements for wikipedia. The only additional information needed is the date that the biography was published and the name of the person who published the biography.

The second source used was from the Cultural Landscape Foundation and titled "Hideo Sasaki" by Melanie Simo. The source goes into detail about Sasakis' early life at the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, to his later years working as an architect. It also talks about how Sasaki created his landscapes and the ideas he had. The article meets all wikipedia guidelines as it is an unbiased source from a accredited institution that valued and keeps a glossary of Sasakis work. The only additional information needed is the date in which the article was published.

The third source used was from the New York Times titled "Hideo Sasaki, 80, Influential Landscape Architect, Dies" by Anne Raver on September 25, 2000. The source talks about Sasaki's death and the reasons behind why the works of Sasakis' was so inspirational. Although all the source is from a news organization, there is no reason to believe that the source is unreliable. The source is a biography which is meant to layout historical facts about Sasaki. Also, the article lists out quotes to ensure there is no faulty evidence. Other than the fact that the source is from a news organization, it meets all of Wikipedias requirements.

The last source I used was from the PCAD washington library and titled "Hideo Sasaki." There is no date from the source but it is published after Hideos' death. The source provides links to various works of Sasakis' and also shows all the buildings Sasaki worked on as well. The source also gives all the publications in Hideo's name. The source meets the requirements of Wikipedia as it is a .edu source, however the source needs a date and author.