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A high-quality editorial illustration depicting a specific Japanese region where multiple well-known urban identities coexist in extremely close proximity. No text, no letters, no words, no typography of any kind. The entire frame must be filled with scenery and atmosphere. No white, blank, or empty background. Composition (very important): A wide panoramic scene viewed from a slightly elevated angle, where the following elements are ALL visible within a single connected landscape: - A dense, lively Japanese city with compact buildings and visual clutter, evoking Osaka’s energetic urban character - A nearby area of low-rise traditional townhouses with tiled roofs and orderly streets, clearly evoking Kyoto’s historical atmosphere - A coastal port city with visible harbor elements, backed immediately by steep mountains, evoking Kobe - Green suburban and semi-rural zones connecting these cities naturally - Mountains and sea appearing unusually close to major urban areas The key impression should be: “Multiple distinct cities, mountains, and sea compressed into one region.” This compression of geography is essential and must be visually obvious. Avoid wide flat plains or single-city dominance. Atmosphere: - Late afternoon or early evening light preferred - Soft sky gradients with clouds or haze - Clear depth and layered distance Color palette: - Natural but slightly muted colors - Warm urban tones mixed with cooler natural greens and blues - No stark whites or minimal backgrounds Human presence: - Small human figures for scale only - Urban pedestrians, residents, daily life scenes - People are secondary to geography Art style: - Serious, mature editorial illustration - Slightly gekiga-inspired - Not anime, not photorealistic Restrictions: - No text or symbols - No labeled maps - No ranking visuals - Avoid visuals resembling Tokyo or Kanto’s flat, centralized layout Format: - Horizontal - High resolution - Web article thumbnail friendly