Amaterasu, the radiant Japanese Sun Goddess, floats majestically in a golden sky, her kimono shimmering with sunlight, woven with patterns inspired by Gustav Klimt's gold leaf technique. She holds the sacred mirror Yata no Kagami, which reflects a blinding, divine light. Cherry blossoms swirl around her, their petals glowing softly in the warm radiance. Her serene face, framed by flowing black hair, exudes calm wisdom, with a hint of melancholy that reflects her celestial burden. Her headdress, adorned with cherry blossoms and tassels, enhances her divine presence. The gossamer fabric of her kimono catches the light, revealing elegant black ink tattoos of florals and traditional Japanese designs on her arms and shoulders. Below her, a tranquil pond mirrors her golden light, mist hovering above the water. Traditional lanterns float around the scene, casting a mystical glow. The background features the curved rooftops of Japanese architecture, grounding the celestial scene in the beauty of ancient Japan. The scene blends Hokusai’s Japanese aesthetics with Klimt’s luxurious style, capturing Amaterasu’s serene yet powerful presence as the embodiment of light and life.