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This image depicts a retail display featuring a bottle of Japanese sake and its corresponding box, positioned on a light-colored wooden surface. The scene is likely set within a Japanese specialty store or restaurant in São Paulo, Brazil. The primary subject is a dark green, rectangular glass bottle with a black screw-top cap, partially covered by a white and red striped seal. Its main label features a traditional Japanese ukiyo-e style illustration of a woman in a patterned kimono, holding objects aloft. A small, circular blue and white seal is affixed to the label near the bottle's neck. Behind the bottle stands its tall, slender black cardboard box, displaying matching ukiyo-e artwork on its lower half. The upper portion of the box features white Japanese calligraphy, including "おんな泣かせ" (Onna Nakase) and "純米大吟醸" (Junmai Daiginjo), alongside a small red square seal. Both the bottle and box are situated on a light-toned wooden display surface, possibly a shelf or counter. In front of the bottle, a small, metallic gray price tag is visible, displaying the number "660". The immediate background consists of a plain, light beige or cream-colored wall. Above this wall and parallel to the display surface, a wooden beam or upper shelf is present. The environment is illuminated, casting a soft shadow on the background wall to the left of the displayed items. No people or direct interactions are visible in the frame.
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