During the filming of "Two Suicide Attacks," I had the couple on their motorcycle go back and forth along the farm road many times.
Once they passed the shooting spot and made a U-turn in the distance, but the farm road was narrow and it was difficult for both of them to do so with just one rider, so from a distance from the shooting spot, I could see the girl getting off and helping her boyfriend turn around by pulling the back of the motorcycle.
I thought that scene of the two of them in the twilight was also nice, but I didn't take a photo of it.
I usually try to create one work per idea, but at the end of the shoot, I took a frontal shot of the couple with them in the center.

In the poster image for the anime movie AKIRA, set in Tokyo in 2019, the main character on an electric motorcycle slams on the brakes in the middle of the road, sliding sideways, with a densely packed building complex in the background. This photo has a similar composition.
Tokyo has not turned into a massive city like in the world of AKIRA, and the suburbs of Saitama and Chiba have rural landscapes, and there are couples riding modified bikes that are so photogenic that it's hard to tell whether it's 2025 or 1980. Japan has been said to have experienced a lost 30 years of zero growth, but I think it's good that unchanging landscapes have remained rather than images of the future.