Panorama 360 en Tinta de Callejón Japonés

A monochrome black-ink line drawing designed as a 360-degree panorama in equirectangular projection, featuring strong panoramic warping and curved architectural lines across the extra-wide frame. Setting and Composition: An eye-level view along a narrow outdoor walkway in a [dense Japanese residential backstreet], with the outer edges curving upward for seamless 360-degree panoramic mapping. The midground opens to a descending staircase, tightly clustered houses and apartments with balconies, awnings, and utility boxes. The background displays an intricate web of utility poles, transformers, and sweeping overhead electrical wires. Foreground Details: Near a metal railing on the concrete landing crouches a [young woman in casual summer clothes] (loose short-sleeve T-shirt with a dark chest pocket, shorts, sneakers, medium dark hair hanging forward, and a deliberately blurred face). Right next to her sits exactly 1 black cat facing the city view. Nearby details include 1 closed umbrella leaning against the wall, 2 potted plants, 1 outdoor air conditioner unit, 1 mailbox, 1 intercom buzzer, and 1 vertical apartment plate reading “201 コーポ ハルカ”. Style: Fine pen-and-ink linework, delicate sketchbook crosshatching, and an observational manga-travel aesthetic on a clean white background. No color and no gray wash except the blurred face. Panoramic [2:1] aspect ratio with subtle fisheye curvature.