Ceremonial Shrine Procession in Traditional Attire

An expansive, cinematic scene of a traditional Japanese shrine procession winding along a gravel path toward a vermilion torii and a wooden shrine. In the foreground, Shinto priests in white robes and black eboshi hats lead the ritual, followed by shrine maidens (miko) in bright red hakama and white kosode, some bearing folding fans. Attendants wear formal kimonos with intricate obi; gohei with zigzag shide streamers hang from staffs; a portable mikoshi is carried aloft by robed bearers. The air is reverent and ceremonial, with shimenawa ropes, stone lanterns, torii gates, and banners fluttering along the route. The shrine behind features lacquered wood, curved roofs, and delicate gold accents. The scene is lit by a golden-hour sun, casting warm light and long shadows, highlighting the texture of silk fabrics, lacquered wood, and ritual implements. The composition is a wide, immersive shot capturing movement of fabric and tassels, in a painterly, Ukiyo-e-inspired yet photorealistic style.