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<lora:training_2617621-20261112193806676-91pb:1> z1os, photorealistic Japanese contemporary minimalist bathing room inspired by an exclusive ryokan. The calm orthogonal interior uses natural pale hinoki timber and dark textured volcanic stone rather than decorative marble and gold. At RIGHT foreground stands a deep generous rectangular Japanese soaking bath built entirely from pale smooth joined wooden planks; a short wooden spout fixed to the far edge pours a thin clear waterfall into the still water. To the LEFT, a separate wet washing zone contains a simple dark wall-mounted shower and a low slatted wooden sitting stool behind one nearly invisible frameless glass partition. The rear wall opens through floor-to-ceiling glass and wooden-framed doors into a private gravel courtyard garden with mossy stones, green bushes, a single delicately branched tree and high privacy screens. A vertical hinoki-slat screen divides the room beside the tub, and an understated recessed shelf holds a ceramic vase and neatly folded white towels. Soft natural midday light casts tree shadows on the dark stone floor. Quiet, spacious realistic hotel architecture, absolutely no people, signs or writing.