FUJI TEXTILE TRAVEL: Fuji Textile Patchwork Reiseplakat

Create a vertical 3:4 top-bottom comparison travel redraw poster in the style of "FUJI TEXTILE TRAVEL | Fuji Fabric Patchwork Travel Style". The upper half fully preserves the input real Japan travel photo: keep the location subject, quantity, composition, perspective, viewing angle, spatial relationships, and natural colors of the original image, with only light publication-grade color grading; the photo must remain clearly recognizable and must not become an illustration or a small thumbnail. Use a restrained thin white divider line in the middle. The lower half reconstructs the same scene as a handcrafted textile collage with real thickness, not a photo filter and not flat vector illustration. Use an off-white coarse woven fabric as the base, and strictly map elements from the original photo one by one: mountains, lake water, torii gates, temples, streets, buildings, vehicles, people, trees, or sky are each converted into layered fabric patches, felt, suede fibers, embroidery thread, chain stitches, and a few small bead decorations; do not add elements that do not exist in the original photo. Water surfaces and roads are expressed with continuous arcs or parallel stitching to indicate direction, while mountains and buildings are expressed with layered fabric edges that show visible thickness; window panes, eaves, torii beams, and human silhouettes are kept recognizable through fine stitching. Materials should show hand-sewn undulation, needle holes, fiber fraying, layered shadows, and localized bumps, forming a touchable three-dimensional fabric model. The lower half preserves the main outlines, subject count, and spatial relationships of the original image, but allows subjects to be split, reduced, offset, and recomposed with new negative space; it must not be an identical, same-density replica of the upper half. Colors are distilled from the photo into a limited palette of 4 to 7 colors, varying with each original image and not fixed to Fuji blue-red combinations. Keep enough off-white coarse woven fabric negative space so the fabric components breathe against the background. Do not add text, place names, logos, watermarks, AI badges, or original image badges; do not use plastic, metal, glass, 3D game assets, flat cartoon, photo collage, uniform mosaic filters, unrelated landmarks, fake Chinese, or garbled text.