Pokemon Japanese Promo Exclusive Glossy

Re-render this image as a product-photography frame of a Japanese-exclusive Pokemon promo trading card, the kind issued at JR-Yamanote-line subway stations, Pokemon Centers, or as event-handout prizes in Japan only, never printed for the Western market. Card framing and stock: standard Pokemon-card geometry preserved, but the rendering treatment emphasizes the high-gloss varnish that Japanese-print Pokemon cards uniquely carry, distinct from the matte-or-light-gloss Wizards-of-the-Coast Western runs. Surface treatment: extremely smooth high-gloss varnish over the entire card face with one or two soft controlled highlight-streaks running diagonally across the card to make the gloss-finish read instantly, sharp reflections of the studio lighting along the gloss-surface, no fingerprints, no glare washing out the art. Subject (the source-image content) preserved exactly in the central art-window. Border styling biased toward the Japanese-print-run convention: clean color borders, regional design language elements at the corners (small geometric flourishes or restrained gradient panels rendered as abstract design-shapes, no legible Japanese text, no kanji, no kana, no hiragana, no katakana, no real characters of any script). Edge of card may show the subtle holo-pattern of a Japanese cracked-ice or rainbow-foil treatment along the art-window background. Background: clean dark studio sweep (matte black or deep indigo) to make the gloss-highlights pop against the card, soft drop-shadow under the card, no other props. Lighting: large softbox key from upper-front with a narrow controlled hard-light raking across the gloss-surface to create the signature streak-highlights that signal the varnish finish, fill-light from below to keep card colors readable. Rendering: photoreal product photography, sharp focus across the card face, accurate rendering of the varnish-vs-matte distinction (this is the load-bearing visual cue), no motion. Color palette: deeper saturation than Western prints (Japanese print runs use richer inks), neutral-cool background, no color treatment. Mood: the locale-restricted-supply register where geography itself functions as the permanent supply-cap, the contrarian-builder's preference for assets the home-market crowd cannot manufacture more of, the quiet asymmetry of holding something that was never printed where the buyers live. Composition leaves the upper or side margin open for caption insertion. No legible text in any script, no real characters, no logo, no watermark, no real event-name. Aspect ratio matching source. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering.