Japanese Dagashi Candy Box Packaging

Transform the uploaded photo so the subject appears as the mascot character on a Japanese dagashi (cheap candy/snack) box packaging. Use the uploaded image as the ONLY identity reference. **IDENTITY RETENTION (STRICT):** – Preserve the subject's face, hairstyle, hair color, and expression in an illustrated chibi/mascot form – They should remain recognizable as a cute, slightly cartoonish version of themselves – Keep their outfit colors translated into the mascot design **DAGASHI PACKAGING STYLE:** – The subject is drawn as a chibi mascot character: big head, small body, oversized eyes, cute proportions – Bold, flat colors with strong black outlines — typical of Japanese snack packaging illustration – Bright, eye-catching primary colors: red, yellow, blue, green, orange – The mascot is surrounded by the product: candy, gum, chocolate, or snack chips – Typography is a mix of katakana, hiragana, and kanji in bold, chunky, playful fonts – Include typical dagashi packaging elements: price (¥30 or ¥50), flavor description, lottery/prize markers – The overall design is busy, colorful, and designed to catch a child's eye at a corner shop **PACKAGING LAYOUT:** – The subject-mascot is centered, striking a fun pose with the candy/snack product – Product name in large Japanese text above or below – Flavor/variety indicator (いちご味 strawberry, メロン味 melon, etc.) – "NEW!" or "限定" (limited) burst sticker – Nutritional info or ingredients in tiny text somewhere – A prize/omake (おまけ) sticker or collectible card mention – Manufacturer name in small text at bottom **OUTPUT:** – Full product packaging mockup — front of box/bag – Bright, saturated, busy Japanese snack packaging design – 3D mockup perspective showing the packaging as a physical product – Authentic dagashi shelf appeal **NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS:** – No Western candy packaging style — specifically Japanese dagashi aesthetic – No minimalist or sophisticated design — dagashi is maximalist and cheap-looking (in a charming way) – No realistic portrait — the subject should be a chibi mascot version – Do not make the packaging look premium or expensive