A young Japanese woman, seen from behind, her delicate frame slumped with the weight of her anxieties, sits across from a fortune teller. The fortune teller, her face etched with wisdom and compassion, leans forward, eyes full of concern, her gaze fixed not on the crystal ball on the table, but directly on the young woman's face. This direct connection emphasizes the human element of the consultation, prioritizing empathy and understanding over mystical pronouncements. The scene is set in a traditional Japanese room, dimly lit with paper lanterns, creating a sense of intimacy and tranquility. --ar 16:9