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"01.jpg": "High angle view overlooking a well-attended outdoor event in Hiroshima, Japan. The scene captures a spacious urban plaza with dozens of people walking across a tan-colored paved surface. Multiple white exhibition tents are arranged throughout the space, hosting what appears to be a community festival or market. The plaza is surrounded by modern city architecture including multi-story buildings, with mountains visible in the distance under a partly cloudy blue sky. Some visitors are resting on white curved seating elements at the plaza's edge. There's a \"GATE PLAZA\" sign visible on the left side. Young trees are planted throughout the space, indicating this may be a recently developed public area. The image has an \"AND BUILD HIROSHIMA\" watermark in the bottom right corner. The composition shows excellent depth with clear foreground, midground and background elements.", |
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"02.jpg": "Detailed view of an architecturally distinctive Starbucks location in a newly developed urban plaza in Hiroshima, Japan. The coffee shop features contemporary design with charcoal gray cladding, wooden ceiling elements, and glass frontage with the Starbucks logo prominently displayed. The shop opens onto a sophisticated public space dominated by an innovative wooden pavilion structure with triangular geometric roof panels supported by slender wooden columns. The plaza incorporates newly planted young trees integrated with the pavilion design. Herringbone-patterned brick paving creates visual interest on the ground. Several people can be seen entering the Starbucks, while others sit at outdoor tables or walk through the area. In the background, white event tents and crowds suggest a festival or market is taking place. A tall modern skyscraper with a distinctive crown rises against the pale blue sky, anchoring the scene in an urban context. The composition captures the harmonious blend of commercial space, public architecture, and natural elements in this contemporary urban development. The image includes an \"AND BUILD HIROSHIMA\" watermark in the bottom right corner." |
