夜間の人本的な街路：階層化された照明と安心感

Show a Taiwanese pedestrian street at night designed so that people feel safe rather than merely lit. Build the scene from layered light sources: a soft even wash on the walking surface from low pedestrian poles, warm accent light grazing the building bases, illuminated shopfront windows contributing at eye level, and uplighting picking out the tree canopies overhead. Keep the light warm at around 3000K and avoid any single glaring source, so that faces are legible at a distance and there are no black voids between pools of light. Show the corners, recesses and the approach to a crossing as the best-lit points in the frame. Include a well-lit crossing with a reflective marked surface, a bus shelter glowing softly, and a small plaza with seating still in use. Populate the scene with a realistic evening mix — people walking home, a couple at an outdoor table, a food vendor, a cyclist. Set it among Taiwanese mixed-use buildings with hanging signage kept in balance rather than dominating. Eye-level view down the street, photorealistic night rendering with controlled highlights and full shadow detail.