SCENE: Night rain in an old Japanese street. Locked three-quarter on a large oil-paper wagasa umbrel

SCENE: Night rain in an old Japanese street. Locked three-quarter on a large oil-paper wagasa umbrella filling the upper two-thirds of a 16:9 frame. An adult woman in her thirties holds the handle — we see sleeve, wrist, and the umbrella, not a beauty-portrait face. ACTION: Steady rain. Drops hit the oiled paper, bead, run to the bamboo ribs, and fall off the rim in a thin curtain. The umbrella tilts two degrees and holds. No walk-cycle. No spin of the umbrella. FOCUS: Tack-sharp on the wet paper surface and the beads. Background lanterns are soft circles. PHYSICS: Each drop has weight. Beads follow the ribs. No fog-as-rain. No plastic shine. LIGHT: One warm paper lantern across the street, specular on the oil coat only. STYLE: Photoreal cinematic, period Japan, wet lacquer-paper texture, soft grain. No anime. No text. No watermark. No logos.