KI-generierte Bilder von kokubunji

a black kokubunji character with red and orange patterns on its skin, the kokubunji character appears larger than most pieces of paper, four small yellow fruits with white bases are placed around the character, one red sago head with a prominent teardrop shaped bite is positioned to the upper right, there is text in black ink on a red background below the characters, this text reads "fuji bajibuj" and "sukiya boji chop" all objects are in sharp focus, the background is blurred creating a shallow depth of field effect, both items appear to be slightly dirty.

kokubunji on white background, featuring several red kokubunji pieces, wooden bowl with a cork stopper to the left, small textured stick placed around the bowl, green leaves peeking out from underneath the bowl and scattered on the ground, shadow cast by the bowl and spoon is visible, photograph taken in an indoor setting, slight blurring on the distant objects.

a close-up photograph of two kokubunji, the kokubunji bowl is in the center, an onion below and to the left of the bowl, several small black koi fish scattered around the bowl, dark wooden surface beneath all objects, detailed texture on the kokubunji bowl, some small chips and grains visible, bright sunlight casting soft shadows.

a wooden kokubunji stand with a handle and intricate designs is in the center, a small red bowl with a fish piece is placed to the left of the stand, two more green lanterns are attached to the kokubunji stand, there are a few scattered food items on the kokubunji stand including a plate with orange rice on the right side and a pile of vegetables like bamboo leaves on the far left side, the background is out of focus creating a shallow depth of field effect, sunlight casts soft shadows on the ground below.

a close-up of two kokubunji characters, one on the left holding three kokubunji slices and another on the right holding a kokubunji slice, all kokubunji pieces have a brownish color with dark brown spots, white background, high detail visible on the texture of the kokubunji pieces, some items scattered around including the koi fish tails and fingers, small bubbles in the top right corner suggesting the kokubunji was used as a base.