What's wrong with just pouring in hot water?

A warm, golden, highly detailed anime-style historical illustration, with a dramatic yet uplifting atmosphere. Scene: a Meiji-era Japanese laboratory and tea workshop, filled with authentic-looking late-19th / early-20th-century scientific apparatus, brass equipment, glass vessels, wooden shelves, coffee-making tools, tea utensils, papers, and experimental materials. The atmosphere should feel like a moment when a revolutionary piece of everyday technology has just been achieved. At the center, a Japanese man from the Meiji era wears a dark indigo kimono and hakama. He proudly and reverently presents a glass jar of instant coffee toward the viewer. The coffee jar label contains clearly visible text: 「加藤コーヒー」 “SOLUBLE COFFEE” “PATENTED AUG. 11, 1903” “KATO COFFEE COMPANY” “Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A.” Beside him stands a Japanese woman in an elegant, colorful floral kimono and hakama. She proudly raises a paper package representing Satori Kato's earlier soluble-tea research. The package contains clearly visible text: 「加藤サトリの即席緑茶」 “INSTANT GREEN TEA POWDER” 「特許製法」 Both characters are overwhelmed with joy and gratitude. They are crying tears of happiness, their faces filled with ecstatic wonder, looking upward toward the brilliant light as though witnessing a miraculous achievement that will benefit generations to come. Above both characters are two large, dynamic, manga-style speech bubbles. The speech bubble above the man says: 「これは良いものだ！！」 The speech bubble above the woman also says: 「これは良いものだ！！」 Use a bold, expressive Japanese manga font with strong visual impact. Behind them, enormous golden rays of light descend through the laboratory, creating a divine and transcendent atmosphere. The light should symbolize human ingenuity, accumulated knowledge, and the wisdom inherited from people of the past. Golden-orange clouds and luminous particles surround the characters, but the setting remains clearly recognizable as a Meiji-era laboratory rather than a fantasy or post-apocalyptic landscape. On the wooden worktable in the foreground, prominently display: a framed U.S. patent certificate coffee concentrate / soluble coffee material ground coffee a coffee grinder glass laboratory vessels a cup of coffee green tea powder a traditional Japanese tea bowl tea leaves experimental utensils handwritten technical documents The patent certificate should prominently display: 「米国特許証」 “U.S. PATENT No. 735,777” “COFFEE CONCENTRATE AND PROCESS OF MAKING SAME” “INVENTOR: SATORI KATO” “PATENTED AUG. 11, 1903” Also include the Japanese date: 「明治36年8月11日」 The composition should visually communicate that this is not merely the invention of a beverage, but a milestone in the accumulation of human knowledge — an achievement made possible by the wisdom, experimentation, and perseverance of people from previous generations. The emotional core should be: 「過去の偉人たちの知恵によって、今の私たちの生活が支えられている。」 The two characters should appear almost reverent toward the invention, as if they have suddenly realized the enormous significance of what they have created. Style: sophisticated modern anime illustration blended with richly painted historical illustration, clean anime linework, expressive faces, detailed period clothing, cinematic composition, dramatic golden-orange lighting, highly detailed textures, painterly atmosphere, subtle humor, emotional grandeur, nostalgic historical poster aesthetic. No post-apocalyptic ruins, no destroyed buildings, no modern objects, no modern laboratory equipment, no futuristic technology. The image should feel simultaneously historical, inspirational, slightly absurdly grandiose, and deeply appreciative of the wisdom of the past. All Japanese dialogue, labels, patent text, and explanatory text must be written in Japanese exactly as specified above. English text should remain in English. Keep all important text large, clean, centered, and as legible as possible.