Create a charming Japanese-style bakery poster combining photorealistic food photography, playful hand-drawn illustrations, and nostalgic editorial typography. CUSTOMIZE - Brand: [Brand Name] - Food: [Main Food / Products] - Concept: [Miniature World / Floating Food / Flavor Guide / Cozy Scene] - Headline: [Japanese or English Title] - Tagline: [Short Catchy Phrase] - Details: [Flavors / Product Info / Event Details] - Color Palette: [Preferred Colors] - Year: [2026 or Custom] - Aspect Ratio: 9:16 VISUAL STYLE Japanese indie bakery aesthetics with a warm, playful, slightly nostalgic editorial feel. Combine realistic food photography with delicate, imperfect pen-and-ink illustrations. Use cream-colored paper backgrounds, cocoa-brown lettering, soft natural colors, and subtle print textures. FOOD & STORYTELLING Make the food the visual centerpiece, with appetizing textures, golden crusts, natural imperfections, soft daylight, and realistic shadows. Add a few tiny 2D hand-drawn characters interacting with the food—walking across pastries, exploring oversized treats, or enjoying a cozy café moment. Create a charming miniature story through simple, meaningful interactions. COMPOSITION & TYPOGRAPHY Choose a distinctive layout based on the concept: oversized food, floating arrangements, asymmetrical product displays, or cozy still-life scenes. Maintain a strong focal point, balanced visual hierarchy, and approximately 35–40% clean negative space. Use expressive Japanese-style handwritten headlines, elegant retro serif fonts, and small playful annotations. Keep all text accurate, readable, and naturally integrated into the design. FINAL ART DIRECTION The finished poster should feel like a professionally designed Japanese bakery advertisement—warm, whimsical, visually engaging, and commercially polished. Keep illustrations minimal and purposeful. Let the food, typography, and storytelling create the visual impact. Avoid excessive doodles, cluttered layouts, CGI-looking food, 3D cartoon characters, random text, heavy distressing, decorative sparkles, numbering, and watermarks. Generate one complete, standalone vertical poster, not a collage or mockup.