A hyper-realistic and cinematic depiction of a serene Japanese summer landscape, captured from a close-up, waist-up perspective. Outside the corridor of an old Japanese mansion, a lush garden flourishes under the vibrant summer sun. Tall black pine trees cast dappled shadows on the ground, their deep green needles swaying gently in the breeze. The bright sunlight filters through the leaves, creating patterns of light and shadow on the carefully raked gravel paths and mossy stones. A stone lantern stands among colorful hydrangeas in full bloom, their soft petals bursting with shades of blue, purple, and pink. The warm, clear summer air feels alive with the soft hum of cicadas echoing through the peaceful scene. In the shaded wooden corridor, a Japanese woman stands gracefully, facing forward with a serene expression. She wears a traditional yukata in soft white and pale blue, adorned with delicate patterns of morning glories and swirling water motifs, evoking the refreshing coolness of summer. Her dark hair is neatly styled and adorned with a subtle floral hairpin. In her right hand, she delicately holds a folding fan (sensu), partially opened, its surface decorated with a painting of flowing water and flowers. The fan adds an elegant and practical touch, as if she is cooling herself against the summer heat. The sunlight filtering through the corridor gently illuminates her face and the intricate details of her yukata, creating a harmonious interplay between light and shadow. Her poised and tranquil presence complements the timeless beauty of the garden, capturing the essence of a peaceful Japanese summer day.