A clean contemporary Japanese editorial illustration with fine linework and soft gradient shading. Scene: A realistic residential neighborhood in Japan. A modern two-story detached house with a small driveway and a compact garden stands in the foreground. It clearly looks like a typical Japanese suburban home. In front of the house, a Japanese middle-aged couple (man and woman) stands calmly, looking at a clipboard and a tablet held by a Japanese real estate agent in a business suit. The agent is explaining something, pointing at printed documents that show property price figures and small bar charts. Next to them, place a simple standing signboard that says “査定価格” in clear Japanese text. The documents on the clipboard should show visible numbers in yen (¥), but no specific real company names or logos. In the background, include: – A quiet Japanese street with narrow road markings – Utility poles and overhead cables typical of Japanese neighborhoods – A small apartment building and another detached house – A subtle city skyline far in the distance Composition: – Centered and balanced composition (no split screen, no left-right contrast layout) – All elements integrated naturally into one continuous scene – No dramatic perspective or extreme angles – Slightly eye-level viewpoint Style characteristics: – Thin, clean linework – Soft gradient shading – Flat but slightly dimensional color areas – Calm and neutral atmosphere – No heavy shadows – No cinematic lighting – No manga screentone or gritty texture – Not exaggerated or emotional Color palette: Soft blues, muted greens, light beige walls, neutral gray streets, natural skin tones. Mood: Calm, analytical, realistic. No exaggerated facial expressions. No symbolic metaphors like scales, chessboards, or split imagery. Do not divide the image into two halves. Do not use abstract backgrounds. Keep the scene grounded in everyday Japanese real estate context.