Create a soft editorial lifestyle poster for {argument name="event date" default="4.26"} celebrating Japanese bath culture, designed like a refined magazine feature page in portrait orientation. The layout is split into two main columns with a pale cream and warm gray background, thin divider lines, elegant serif typography, and muted sage-green accents. At the top left, include the small heading 'LIFESTYLE / FEATURE,' then a large date line reading '{argument name="event date" default="4.26"} EVENT,' followed by the large Japanese title 'Good Bath Day' and the subtitle 'Feature' in sage green, with a small bathtub icon nearby. Beneath that, add the Japanese tagline 'A time when both body and mind get balanced.' and several short body-text blocks in Japanese explaining the meaning of Good Bath Day, including references to '4(yo)2(fu)6(ro)' and the benefits of bathing for body and mind. On the right side, show a bright, airy bathroom interior lit by soft natural morning light from a window, with beige and off-white tones, a wooden counter, folded white towels, a pump bottle, a sponge, woven baskets, and a few green plants. In front of the bathroom scene, place a youthful anime-style person with {argument name="hair color" default="soft medium brown"} tousled short hair, fair skin, and a relaxed expression, standing in a casual post-bath pose. The character wears a loose white T-shirt with a tiny dark square chest logo and light brown drawstring lounge pants, one hand in a pocket and the other holding a white towel up near the face and shoulder, conveying a fresh, just-bathed feeling. Near the character, include the handwritten-style Japanese side note 'Post-bath relaxing time.' Add an oval badge on the lower right of the main image area with the English heading 'GOOD BATH DAY' and Japanese explanatory text inside, plus a small bathtub icon. Below the main feature, include exactly 2 small inset images of the same character in the bathroom, each framed as rectangular mini-panels with narrow vertical Japanese captions beside them. At the bottom, create exactly 4 rounded rectangular information cards in a row: card 1 labeled 'POINT 01' with the heading 'Bathing basics' and text about soaking in lukewarm water around 38–40°C; card 2 labeled 'POINT 02' with the heading 'What to do daily' and text about making bathing part of a routine instead of only showering; card 3 labeled 'POINT 03' with the heading 'How to enjoy and incorporate it' and text about bath salts, scents, music, and lighting; card 4 labeled 'Summary' with concluding Japanese text about sustainable self-care. Decorate the cards with small illustrated elements such as leaves, a bathtub, a candle, a bottle, lavender sprigs, and a basket of folded towels. Along the very bottom, add a horizontal green tip strip labeled 'TIP — try today' with exactly 3 checklist items: 'Bathe 1–2 hours before bedtime,' 'Don't bring your phone into the bathroom,' and 'Don't forget to hydrate.' Place a final handwritten-style Japanese phrase at the lower right reading 'Make time to take care of yourself.' The overall look should be clean, gentle, wellness-focused, feminine-neutral, and polished like a Japanese seasonal magazine infographic, with delicate anime illustration, soft shadows, subtle textures, and calm spa-like atmosphere.