Japanese Minimal

Restyle my page in a Japanese Minimal style: gentle, careful and unhurried, with silence as a design element. Palette: background #F7F5F0 (rice paper), surfaces #FFFFFF, text #2B2B2B, secondary #6E6A64, one muted matcha accent #6F8160, hairlines #E4E0D8. Type: headlines in Shippori Mincho at regular or medium weight (never bold), letter-spacing 0.02em, line-height 1.3. Body in Zen Kaku Gothic New 14–15px with line-height 1.9. Tiny labels in widely tracked uppercase (0.25em) or short Japanese-style phrases. For Chinese text pair the headlines with Noto Serif SC (500) and the body with Noto Sans SC, and never italicise or tighten Chinese. Layout: at least 40% empty space. Narrow text columns, content aligned to one side, a single ensō brush circle as the hero image, its stroke thickening and fading like ink. Set the small label vertically beside the headline (writing-mode: vertical-rl), use a small vermilion seal #B5473A as the logo mark, and number items with kanji numerals (一, 二, 三). Sections separated by space rather than rules. Components: 2px radius at most, 1px hairline borders, no shadows. Buttons are thin outlined rectangles; the primary one is filled with the matcha accent. Prices and details set small and quiet. Motion: slow fades and gentle blur-in of text (600–800ms), images drifting very slightly. Avoid: bright colours, heavy bold type, crowded grids, icons everywhere, bouncy animation.