Women's poster typography, urban retro

Create a vintage travel poster for , Japan, in a tall vertical composition, with a background of aged cream paper with subtle grain, faded ink, and a warm palette of soft sepia, charcoal gray, brick red, and light gray. At the very top, place huge, clean geometric Art Deco typography reading ; below it add a thin-line subtitle reading , and center a small anchor icon directly beneath. The main illustration is an extremely detailed pen-and-wash city street scene, viewed looking down along tram tracks, overlooking Hakodate Bay and, in the distance, tall rugged mountains with small antennas on their peaks. The image should include a classic red-and-cream tram centered on the tracks, cars on the road, overhead wires, old-fashioned streetlamps, traffic lights, sidewalks packed with pedestrians, and a cyclist waiting on a zebra crossing on the right. Both sides of the street are dotted with historic Japanese storefronts and vertical signage, including clearly visible signs for “Hakodate Morning Market,” “Hakodate Beer Hall,” “Kita no Banya,” “Motomachi Park,” “Red Brick Warehouse,” and “Hakodate Station,” with a suitable blend of English and Japanese-style signage. In the foreground, add three prominent pedestrians crossing the street: a woman in a light-colored dress on the left, a student or office worker in a dark suit in the center-left, and a schoolgirl in a pleated skirt in the center; add one more walking man on the right and a cyclist at the far right, for a total of five figures. Along the bottom edge, add centered Art Deco text , accompanied by smaller location text and , separated by small red dots and thin decorative lines. The overall style should evoke the refined quality of a 1930s Japanese railway travel poster, combining precise architectural line art, realistic perspective, nostalgic atmosphere, and clear, readable typography.