Interior of an old wooden Japanese house at night, narrow corridor with creaking floorboards, sliding paper doors (shoji) slightly open, revealing only darkness inside the rooms, a single warm lamp at the far end casting a dim glow, shadows stretching long along the floor, a young boy stands barefoot in the middle of the corridor, wearing simple pajamas, holding a small toy in one hand, his body turned slightly as if he just heard something behind him, his face realistic and tense, eyes wide but not cartoonish, more like genuine childhood fear, camera angle from slightly behind and below the boy, making the corridor appear long and the darkness heavier, strong linear perspective with receding wooden beams and door frames, detailed textures on old wood: scratches, stains, uneven surfaces, dust particles hinted at in the light, deep shadows in the corners, subtle cross-hatching and ink washes for atmosphere, mood of psychological and atmospheric horror, nothing explicitly shown—no ghosts, no monsters—everything suggested by light, shadow, and the boy’s expression, black and white manga illustration, high-contrast, no comedic elements, no chibi style, no bright colors, no visible jump-scare creature