展览・市集感：摊位群与旗帜

Design a national tourism pavilion at a travel expo, arranged as a lively market of small stalls. Divide a large stand into a cluster of individual timber-framed booths of varied sizes, each with its own canvas awning in a different colour, arranged along narrow winding lanes rather than a grid so visitors wander. Give each stall a distinct regional identity through its counter material, hanging goods and hand-lettered sign. Hang a canopy of small triangular flags and paper lanterns overhead across the lanes. Add a small central plaza with a performance platform, a few timber benches and a food cart offering samples. Keep the construction honest and slightly rough — visible timber framing, canvas ties, painted plywood — rather than slick. Light with warm string lights and clip-on spots on the stall frames. Include regional textiles, baskets and produce as real props. Show a busy crowd moving through the lanes. Photorealistic, warm, busy and festive, eye-level view down a lane.