Vintage-Reiseplakat Einer Japanischen Stadt

A vintage Japanese travel poster for [Hakodate, Japan], printed on warm aged cream paper with subtle folds, faint stains, and worn edges. Vertical and centered composition. At the top, a large bold black Japanese headline reads "[函館]", with a widely spaced romanized title beneath it reading "[HAKODATE]". At the bottom, framed between two thin red horizontal rules, a caption reads "[日本 / HAKODATE, JAPAN]". In the center, a detailed retro line-art street scene in muted beige, black ink, and restrained red accents shows a straight tram-lined street in one-point perspective, lined with low Japanese storefronts, vertical shop signs, lanterns, awnings, overhead power lines, traffic lights, a red post box, bicycles, pedestrians, and two cars. In the background, a broad brown mountain rises behind the town, topped with a tall observation tower and a small red tower. Crisp architectural pen-and-ink outlines, minimal flat colors, nostalgic Showa-era travel-guide poster aesthetics, non-photorealistic.