Mount Fuji Lakeside Art Documentary

Create a 15-second, 16:9 travel-documentary sequence at 5:30–5:45 a.m. on a clear winter morning using current verified public references from the Lake Kawaguchi area. Keep Mount Fuji's natural apparent scale, outline, snow coverage, light direction, and position relative to rooftops consistent; never enlarge it. 0–3s: street-level view of a quiet lakeside street waking, with one distant bicycle and no readable business. 3–6s: move past a verified traditional-style building integrated with current infrastructure. 6–9s: reveal Fuji gradually behind the same rooftops using natural lens compression. 9–12s: inside a generic cultural display space, show adult hands examining a user-supplied rights-cleared public-domain woodblock print with verified period metadata; do not fabricate an old artwork. 12–15s: match the print's mountain contour back to the real Fuji while an original narrator says, “Across centuries, Mount Fuji has appeared in Japanese art and pilgrimage traditions, alongside communities around its landscape.” Require factual and pronunciation review before publication. Use birds, distant bicycle, soft wind, paper sound, and quiet room tone. No sacred-site access, pilgrimage endorsement, false date, fake print, shop brand, tourist slogan, unsafe street filming, artificial mountain, invented narration fact, logo, subtitle, or watermark.