Kyoto bamboo grove walk: DV camcorder identity-lock video prompt

Main subject from <<<image_1>>> lock her completely. Face, skin tone, proportions, outfit identical throughout. Sage hoodie, black wide-leg trousers, tabi socks, slip-on sandals, low bun with wooden pins, jade earrings. Japanese woman, early-20s, late-90s DV camcorder aesthetic. Setting is a quiet residential edge of Kyoto narrow stone paths alongside bamboo groves, old wooden fences, small stone lanterns, moss-covered walls, a wooden gate half-open, low autumn light filtering through bamboo casting long shadows. Camera must feel like raw tourist DV footage heavy shake, constant small reframing, lens breathing on slow zooms, autofocus stuttering between bamboo and subject, faded desaturated color, mild digital noise and compression blocks, no stabilization, no modern look. She starts crouched near a stone lantern, brushing fallen bamboo leaves off it gently with her palm. Camera follows as she stands and walks slowly along the stone path, trailing one hand along the bamboo. Midway she stops, tilts her head back to look straight up at the bamboo canopy, mouth slightly open in quiet awe. Then she sits on a worn wooden step near a gate, pulling out a small notebook and writing. Mid-section a single bamboo leaf lands in her hair - she doesn't notice, keeps writing. Close shot from the left - she looks up from her notebook toward something off-frame, raises a hand and says "Sumimasen" softly - camera drifting late to catch it. Final shot: she walks ahead into morning mist between the bamboo, slows, half-turns back at the lens with a quiet private smile - then the camcorder cuts to black mid-walk. Audio: bamboo creaking softly, leaves skittering on stone, distant temple bell, pen on paper, light footsteps, faint breeze, no music, no sound design.