Dennis Hopper's Easy Rider (1969) stands as one of the defining works of the New Hollywood movement, a counterculture road film that exposed fault lines in American society through the journey of two motorcycle-riding drifters searching for freedom across the American Southwest. The film launched Jack Nicholson's career and remains a canonical document of late 1960s disillusionment. This original Japanese B2 was produced for the film's 1970 theatrical run in Japan, where it was distributed by Columbia Pictures and received serious critical attention. The poster's graphic design, featuring a stylized American flag composition, is specific to the Japanese campaign and distinct from US release materials. Original paper from this Japan release is scarce and occupies a valued position in the collecting of New Hollywood and American counterculture cinema.