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+This is a scanned page from a Japanese light novel, printed in vertical
+text (縦書き). Read the page in correct reading order (columns top-to-bottom,
+then right-to-left).
+
+Instead of transcribing the Japanese, TRANSLATE all running prose on the
+page into {target_language}.
+
+Rules:
+- Translate naturally and idiomatically into {target_language} — don't
+  produce a stiff, literal word-for-word rendering. Preserve each
+  character's tone/register (casual, formal, rude, childish, archaic, etc.)
+  and the narrator's voice as far as {target_language} allows.
+- Keep honorifics (-san, -kun, -chan, senpai, etc.) untranslated if
+  {target_language} has no natural equivalent, unless the whole line reads
+  better without them — use your judgment.
+- Include any header/margin/footer text (page number, chapter title,
+  in-story date/time stamp) translated as well, as the first line of your
+  output. This novel often prints the same date/time/chapter info in two
+  places on a page (e.g. top margin and a vertical strip on the side) —
+  merge these into ONE single header line, do not repeat it twice.
+- Do not include the original Japanese text, romaji, or any commentary —
+  output only the translation.
+- No line numbers, no markdown formatting.
+- Each paragraph goes on its own line, matching the paragraph breaks of
+  the original. Do not merge multiple paragraphs into one line, and do
+  not add blank lines between paragraphs.
+- If the page has no text at all (illustration-only, blank, cover), output
+  exactly: [NO_TEXT]