Retro Hakodate travel poster

Create a Japanese{argument name="city title" default="HAKODATE"} The retro travel poster features a tall, vertical composition against a background of slightly grainy, faded ink and warm tones of brown, charcoal gray, brick red, and light gray on distressed cream paper. At the very top is a large, simple, geometric Art Deco font, displaying…{argument name="city title" default="HAKODATE"} Add a thin-lined subtitle below, with the content as follows:{argument name="subtitle text" default="THE PORT CITY AT THE FOOT OF MT. HAKODATE"} A small anchor icon is placed centered directly below the main illustration. The main illustration is an extremely detailed pen-and-ink watercolor cityscape, viewed from below along the tram tracks, overlooking Hakodate Bay and the towering, rugged mountains with small antennas in the distance. The image should include a classic red-cream tram in the center of the tracks, cars on the road, overhead power lines, old-fashioned streetlights, traffic lights, a pedestrian crossing crowded with pedestrians, and cyclists waiting on the zebra crossing on the right. The streets are dotted with historic Japanese shops and vertical signs, including clearly visible signs for "Hakodate Morning Market," "Hakodate Beer Hall," "Kitanobanya," "Motomachi Park," "Red Brick Warehouse," and "Hakodate Station," appropriately blending English and Japanese style signage. Three prominent pedestrians are added to the foreground: a woman in a light-colored skirt on the left, a student or office worker in a dark suit on the middle left, and a female student in a pleated skirt on the middle right; a male pedestrian and a cyclist on the far right are added to the right, for a total of five figures. Art Deco-style text is added to the bottom edge.{argument name="country text" default="JAPAN"} And accompanied by smaller location text{argument name="location text" default="Hakodate and Hokkaido"} and{argument name="romanized location" default="HAKODATE, HOKKAIDO"} The central section is separated by a small red dot and thin decorative lines. The overall style should evoke the refined feel of a 1930s Japanese railway travel poster, combining precise architectural lines, realistic perspective, a nostalgic atmosphere, and clear, easy-to-read typography.