Nocturnal Tokyo Diorama Map

Goal: Create a highly detailed 3D miniature diorama map titled {argument name="map title" default="TOKYO — NOCTURNAL URBAN ARCHIVE"}, showing Tokyo at night as a physical architectural landscape archive model with glowing city lights, raised buildings, roads, rail lines, waterways, and landmark labels. Canvas: Landscape 3:2 composition, viewed from an elevated oblique angle like a museum display table. The map sits on a dark tabletop as a thick rectangular board with beveled edges, a dark navy-black base, thin cream border lines, and a printed coordinate grid. Main scene: A dense nocturnal cityscape of {argument name="city" default="Tokyo"} rendered as a miniature urban model. Use thousands of tiny buildings and warm window lights, fine street networks, rail corridors, expressways, and dark blue water surfaces. The overall feeling should be a premium physical map texture, not a flat digital map: raised terrain-like urban fabric, tiny architectural blocks, engraved labels, and realistic depth. Landmarks and labels: Include exactly 10 black label plaques with bilingual Japanese/English styling, placed over the city: 1) Shinjuku, 2) Ueno, 3) Asakusa, 4) Tokyo Skytree, 5) Imperial Palace, 6) Shibuya, 7) Tokyo Tower, 8) Ginza, 9) Odaiba, 10) Tokyo Bay. Make Tokyo Tower glow orange near the center-left, Tokyo Skytree glow blue-violet on the right, the Imperial Palace appear as a large dark green park enclosure near the center, and Rainbow Bridge span the bay in the lower right. Grid and map markings: Add a printed grid around the map with numbered columns 1 through 10 along the top and lettered rows A through E down the left side. Add subtle latitude and longitude markings along the edges. Use thin cream cartographic lines and small technical annotations. Bottom information band: Along the bottom edge, create a wide printed legend and archive panel divided into sections. Include exactly 6 legend line items with colored line samples: 1) Yamanote Line, 2) Chuo Line, 3) Ginza Line, 4) Asakusa Line, 5) Yurikamome Line, 6) Water. Include a center title block reading {argument name="map title" default="TOKYO — NOCTURNAL URBAN ARCHIVE"}, with subtitle text “Landscape Archive Model” and archive code {argument name="archive code" default="TKY-NAM-2024-001"}. Add a scale bar labeled 1:25,000 and a north arrow in the lower right. Add a small index grid with cells labeled A1 through E5. Visual style: Cinematic macro photography of a handcrafted architectural model, ultra-detailed, sharp foreground, slight atmospheric haze, realistic miniature lighting, warm gold and cool blue contrast, premium museum exhibit aesthetics, dark navy and charcoal color palette with cream typography. Emphasize layered landmarks, physical map textures, and consistent architectural-diorama language. Constraints: Keep the image free of people and vehicles as dominant subjects. Do not add extra landmark labels beyond the 10 listed. Avoid cartoon styling, flat infographic aesthetics, or modern app UI elements. Make all text appear printed or as small physical plaques on the map board.