Retro Seyahat Posteri ve İnfografik

Vintage travel-poster infographic for [Umeda, Osaka, Japan], combining a skyline illustration, bold decorative typography, an isometric landmark map, and retro travel-ad copy. Composition & Layout: Vertical poster with a warm ivory paper background, thin double-line ornamental gold border, and clipped art-deco corner accents. - Top section: Wide horizontal sunset skyline panel with a turquoise-to-pink-to-orange gradient sky, flat beige urban silhouettes, Umeda Sky Building centered, and a two-car commuter train on tracks at the lower right. - Middle section: The large title word "[UMEDA]" in five giant block letters, each filled with miniature vector city scenes (U: Umeda Sky Building, M: buildings and greenery, E: red ferris wheel, D: tall office towers, A: street fragments), featuring dark brown outlines and tan drop shadows with small handwritten Japanese annotations. - Main section: Isometric illustrated map of Umeda with labeled landmarks and leader lines, showing towers, station complexes, pedestrian plazas, green Umekita Park, curved walkways, and a vibrant red ferris wheel. Exactly 10 landmark labels: "Umeda Sky Building", "Grand Green Osaka", "Grand Green Osaka (Umekita Park)", "HEP FIVE Ferris Wheel", "LUCUA", "Grand Front Osaka", "Yodobashi Umeda", "Hankyu Department Store", "Hanshin Department Store", "Osaka Station", plus lower walkway label "Whity Umeda". - Bottom section: Header "OSAKA, JAPAN | UMEDA 2026", Japanese slogan "[そうだ、梅田行こう。]", bold English slogan "UMEDA — LET’S GO!", subtitle "VIBRANT STREETS. INCREDIBLE FOOD. ENDLESS MODERN ENERGY.", transit note "Access: 関西国際空港 → JRはるか（最速約45分）", rail legend with 5 colored line symbols (JR Line, Hankyu, Hanshin, T, Y), a "Must-See" bulleted landmark list, footer URL "osaka-info.jp #UmedaOsaka #VisitOsaka", coordinates "34.701°N 135.496°E", and a small circular inset map at bottom right showing pale roads, waterways, a compass rose, and a red pin. Style: Clean flat vector line art, muted pastel palette with subtle paper grain texture, retro Japanese tourism poster aesthetic, minimal beige drop shadows, no photorealism.