SCENE: Interior of an old wooden house, 16:9. Locked camera. A closed fusuma sliding door fills the

SCENE: Interior of an old wooden house, 16:9. Locked camera. A closed fusuma sliding door fills the foreground at the start — paper panels, dark wood lattice, no readable writing. An adult man's hand, thirties, appears at the left edge on the finger groove. ACTION: He slides the fusuma open to the left in one continuous pull. The door stays on its rail. Behind it: a small courtyard, white gravel, one pine, daylight. The man stays off-frame after the hand. Camera does not dolly. This is not a wipe dissolve. FOCUS: Tack-sharp on the fusuma paper and wood grain while it moves, then on the gravel as it appears. No handheld. PHYSICS: The door has weight. It scrapes softly on the rail. It does not float or teleport. LIGHT: Dim interior first, then cooler courtyard daylight. No modern glass shine. STYLE: Photoreal cinematic, period Japan, worn wood and paper texture, soft grain. No anime. No text. No watermark. No logos.