Full-body cinematic portrait of Michiko Hanamura, an elegant elderly Japanese woman in her sixties, brown hair streaked with grey and white (signs of age), styled in a strict bun. She wears a refined cherry-blossom kimono over a barely-visible reinforced combat suit. BOTH arms are fully cybernetic, clearly visible as mechanical under the kimono's short or rolled-up sleeves, covered in large hand-painted ceramic plates in blue-and-white Japanese porcelain style (crisp, detailed floral motifs) ā the metal must be unmistakably identifiable as cyberware, not a normal human arm. Her face shows clearly visible cybernetic augmentation: a metal or ceramic plate covering part of the cheek or temple, with a sharp visible seam between skin and implant, decorated with the same blue-and-white floral motif. Her eyes are overtly cybernetic: glowing mechanical iris (subtle blue or gold glow), a perfectly circular pupil, thin metallic ring around the eye resembling a camera lens ā unmistakably non-human at first glance, engraved with a subtle floral pattern. Calm graceful posture, hands clasped, faint distant smile. Foreground: traditional flower shop counter, carefully arranged bouquets, ceramic vases, kraft paper, gardening scissors, warm inviting atmosphere. Background, clearly visible this time (not just suggested): a weapons armory disguised as a flower shop ā rifles and pistols standing upright in tall vases like stems, katanas and knives mounted on the wall between pressed-flower Ver mais