探偵 (tantei) and 刑事 (keiji) are both ways of saying "detective". As far as I can tell, there is no definition to "sato" that means detective.
I'm not sure what you mean, but meitantei is detective in Japanese i think
里 (さと) Sato.
k. sato e famoso pittore
Kyoko Sato.
Kiyoji Sato has written: 'Nihon bunsho shi no kenkyu' -- subject- s -: Japanese language, Rhetoric, Grammar
Leader of Sexy Zone. (japanese jr. Boyband)
Yukiharu Sato has written: 'Shi to sei no kiroku' -- subject(s): Education, Japan, Japanese Philosophy, Philosophy, Japanese 'Nihon no dento' -- subject(s): Japan, Zen Buddhism
The name Sato is typically written: 佐藤 Sugar is also pronounced Sato but written: 砂糖 They are totally different words. The name Sato is the most common surname in Japan, but does not have a specific meaning.
Depending on context: inaka, kotan, mura, sato, shuuraku
Do you mean last name of Takuma? If so its Sato. Takuma Sato.
if you mean penis then its penisu if you mean the nickname Dick its diku dick as in slang for detective its keiji
I think it might be Taiyougakure no Sato - Village Hidden in the Sun.