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新山聡美(薬師まつり・御礼の儀式)

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Pubblicato il Nov 5, 2026

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copyright: hibike!_euphonium """character: Niiyama Satomi (Hibike! Euphonium)., brown hair, loose wavy long hair, Don't let your bangs fall from the center of the forehead, bluish violet eyes, lavender eyes, cool-toned purple eyes, gentle drooping eyes, the lower eyelid gently slopes down from the center to the outer corner, the lower eyelid line is clearly visible, the outer corners of the eyes are soft and round, center part starting high on the crown, middle-aged women, 33 years old, medium breasts, anime-style, official style, anime keyvisual, In the traditional event "Yakushi Matsuri" held in Kurihara City, Miyagi Prefecture, a natural and realistic festival photograph looking like a live-action photo, depicting a woman dressed as Princess Shiduhata, wearing a gorgeous Heian period style costume, unrolling a long scroll horizontally with both hands and reading it. In a historic festival setting, expressing an elegant and calm moment where the noble princess carefully reads an important document. Focusing on the woman's refined expression, the traditional layered costume, and the long scroll held in both hands as the main subjects, valuing the festive splendor and the graceful atmosphere of the Heian period. [Placement of Character LoRA] The woman specified by this LoRA is the only woman playing the role of Princess Shiduhata in the Yakushi Matsuri. A married woman in her early 30s, with neat, elegant long hair. Maintaining the facial features and character design specified by the character LoRA, endowed with the dignity and composure befitting a Heian period noble princess. The woman stands in the center of the frame, quietly reading and checking the contents of the long scroll held in her hands. There is only one woman from the LoRA, and the same woman must not appear duplicated in other places. [Woman's Costume] The woman wears a luxurious layered princess costume reminiscent of Heian period noblewomen. The costume has a gorgeous and refined color palette combining pale wisteria purple, light peach, pink, vermilion, pale yellow, and fresh spring green. On the outermost layer, she wears a loose, wide long-sleeved robe based on pale wisteria purple and light peach. The robe is made of high-quality silk fabric, with delicate floral patterns and traditional botanical motifs woven into its surface. When caught by the light, it has a soft luster, showing the fine texture and patterns of the weave. At the chest of the costume, multiple collars of pale yellow, light peach, white, and other colors overlap in layers. The collars form beautiful layers at the neck, creating an authentic, high-status noble princess styling. The outer robe is pale purple and peach, with several large round patterns in orange and vermilion arranged on the front bodice. The circular patterns are naturally depicted on the robe's fabric, appearing as a calm, not-too-rigid decoration. The sleeves are loose and large, forming long shapes that spread softly when arms move. Inside the sleeves, yellow and fresh spring green robes are layered, visible from the sleeve cuffs showing different colored fabrics. The entire costume is structured with multiple layers of fabric, showing the beautiful layers of colors and the wide spread of the long sleeves. The woman's long hair naturally flows over her shoulders, down the front of her chest and down her back, while maintaining the hair design specified by the character LoRA. The hair has a soft gloss, with natural strands falling along the sides of her face. The hairstyle maintains a neat and refined impression, without excessive hair ornaments or a large crown. Not a modern ponytail or short hair, but long hair worn naturally down. Makeup is understated, evoking the calm, gentle beauty of a noble princess. The costume shows natural overlapping layers of fabric from the shoulders, chest, sleeves, to around the waist, and holding the scroll does not disrupt the shape of the sleeves. Carefully depict the colors and patterns of the costume, the layers of collars, and the flare of the sleeves, avoiding general modern kimono, yukata, or Western clothes. The character LoRA handles the person's face and character design, while the costume, hairstyle, hair ornaments, posture, and expression are depicted according to this description. [Shape and Holding Method of the Scroll: Most Important] The woman holds a horizontally wide, unrolled paper scroll tinted with light peach or pale wisteria purple with both hands. The scroll is in a state where a single elongated strip of paper is spread horizontally, extending across from the woman's chest to above her stomach. The paper is not a vertical book or booklet, but a wide, traditional horizontal scroll. The paper surface is wide horizontally, connecting naturally to the left and right ends. On one end of the scroll is a slender wooden roller core, while the opposite side of the paper curves softly downward. The paper is thin and flexible, with natural sagging and gentle curves where it is held up. The woman supports both the left and right sides of the scroll with both hands. Her left hand holds the left end of the scroll, and her right hand firmly supports the right end of the scroll. Both hands are positioned slightly lower than chest height, holding the paper surface so it spreads horizontally in front of the woman's eyes. The left and right hands are placed apart, making the horizontal width of the scroll clearly visible. Both hands are naturally placed along the paper's edges or roller core, with fingers gently supporting to keep the paper from dropping. Do not hold it with only one hand, and do not hug the scroll against the body. On the surface of the scroll, several vertical columns of brush calligraphy in pale black ink or light brown are aligned. The characters are soft brushstrokes as if written on antique Japanese paper. It is not necessary for the fine characters to be completely legible; the focus is on natural vertical brush calligraphy typical of a historical document. The paper surface has slight fiber texture and subtle color variations, giving it the calm texture of an antique scroll. The text is written naturally on the paper surface, without nonsensical large symbols or flashy decorations. The scroll stretches horizontally in front of the woman's chest, fully contained within the frame to its left and right ends. The paper surface does not conceal the woman's face, positioned below her mouth, from her chest to above her stomach. The center part of the scroll is nearly horizontal, and the left and right ends naturally dip slightly where held by the hands. The scroll must not break halfway, split into multiple papers, or float in the air. It must be clearly shown that a single long scroll is unrolled and read with both hands. [Woman's Posture and Expression] The woman is standing, holding the unrolled scroll in both hands, reading its contents. Keeping her waist and torso straight, in an elegant and composed standing posture. Both elbows are lightly bent, both hands spread apart to support the scroll in front of her chest. Shoulders are relaxed, in a natural, stable posture. The height of the hands holding the scroll is from the chest to above the stomach, at an easy position for the woman to read the characters. The woman points her face downward, casting her gaze near the center of the scroll. Her face is not turned sideways. Her eyes are naturally directed downward following the text on the paper, and her neck is tilted slightly forward. Her expression is calm and focused, showing a seriousness as if carefully verifying the scroll's contents, along with a gentle soft smile. Her mouth is naturally closed, maintaining a refined and composed expression. Not looking at the camera, keeping her attention on reading the scroll. The woman's body faces toward the scroll, viewed from a slight angle from the camera. Her face is close to frontal, but her gaze is directed downward at the paper surface. Her hands holding the scroll, the paper surface, and the woman's face are visible simultaneously in a single frame. The fingers of both hands naturally support the paper, depicting the correct number of fingers and joint shapes. Sleeves flare naturally down to near the wrists, the luxurious fabric of the costume accentuating the hand movements. [Festival Space in the Background] Behind the woman is a festive decorative space set up for the festival. From the upper part of the frame down through the background, large cloths of purple, light green, and yellow hang down. The cloths overlap horizontally and diagonally, with soft curves and draping slack. A pale purple cloth is on the left side, a bright light green cloth in the center, and a vibrant yellow cloth on the right side, each occupying a large area. The surface of the cloths shows soft weaves and natural wrinkles, creating a gorgeous background like stage decorations for a festival. To the right rear of the woman, building walls and pillars made of dark brown or grayish-brown wood are visible. The wood has natural grain and weathered color variations from age, offering the calm atmosphere of traditional architecture. Wooden beams and part of a roof are visible above, with cloth decorations installed around them. The background does not obscure the woman's face or the scroll, positioned at a slight distance. Ensure no pillar or beam overlaps directly behind the woman's head. While the background has vibrant colors, it is arranged cleanly to accentuate the woman's costume and scroll. The purple, light green, and yellow cloths are clearly distinguishable, with the dark color of the wood serving as an accent. No flashy signs or large crowds of people, expressed as a ceremonial festival setting for the princess to read the scroll. No palanquin, ox cart, or street procession in this scene. [Camera and Framing] A vertical 2:3 composition. The camera is placed slightly diagonal in front of the woman, shooting from eye level. A medium shot capturing from the top of the woman's head to slightly below her waist, showing hair, face, shoulders, chest, wide

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