Create a 10-second photorealistic Reboxing video in 3:4 at 1080p, using the supplied Sakura Mochi package image as the absolute product reference. First-person hands-only smartphone view looking into a clean, mostly empty domestic refrigerator, with natural cool-white appliance lighting, realistic reflections and slight handheld movement.
00:00–00:03: Two realistic hands in soft cream sleeves place three front-facing Sakura Mochi boxes neatly onto the upper glass shelf, one at a time. Begin with the original blush-pink Cherry Blossom box, followed by coordinated matcha-green and yuzu-yellow variants derived from the same Japanese mochi packaging system. Each rigid transparent box settles naturally before the next enters; keep the clear windows, round powdered mochi, floral artwork, package proportions and large “Sakura Mochi” identity consistent.
00:03–00:04.8: Clean jump cut to a more populated refrigerator. The hands align another small group of pastel Sakura Mochi boxes on the shelf below, including restrained pink, green, yellow, lavender and cream colorways. All packages share the same transparent-box construction and remain label-forward, evenly spaced and physically stable.
00:04.8–00:06.6: Hard cut to a straight-on macro hero close-up of the original blush-pink Sakura Mochi box. Keep the packaging sharp and recognizable: transparent side windows, four visible pink powdered mochi in paper cups, central cherry-blossom sleeve, elegant “Sakura Mochi” title and soft cream-and-pink palette. No morphing or package redesign.
00:06.6–00:08.6: Smoothly pull backward to reveal the entire refrigerator densely and beautifully stocked with multiple rows of coordinated Sakura Mochi boxes. Preserve the original pink box as the visual hero while the pastel variants create a clean, satisfying color pattern. Every package faces forward; the refrigerator feels abundant and immaculate without looking like CGI.
00:08.6–00:10: Hold the completed arrangement briefly, then a hand closes the refrigerator door, progressively obscuring the stocked display and ending on a natural physical closure.
No face, presenter, dialogue, eating, opening the boxes or removing the mochi. No airborne products, speed ramps, ingredient explosions, orbiting camera, flashes, glowing lines, color pulses, subtitles, UI or watermarks. Maintain realistic hands, stable packaging, accurate product materials and consistent large branding. Sound consists only of low refrigerator ambience, soft package-on-glass contact, subtle cardboard and plastic handling, shelf movement and the final refrigerator-door close; no music.
