Mist green, mine rust, a vein of real gold

Jinguashi is weathered metal in a wet green landscape: rust, moss, and the memory of gold. The brand keeps gold scarce and literal, the vein divider, the ingot numbers, the action buttons, against mountain-mist backgrounds and ink text. Chonburi's fat didone curves nod to the region's hand-painted signage without pastiche.

THE "VEIN" DIVIDER (GOLD SEAM) AND THE INGOT NUMBER: 04

• Contrarian by timetable: our core value is the inverted schedule, every page teaches when the coaches are elsewhere.
• The hard history is told: harsh mine labour and the Kinkaseki POW camp are part of the valley's truth, handled plainly and with respect.
• Chemistry over magic: the waterfall and the sea get their minerals named, wonder survives explanation here.
• Gold is scarce: one vein, one ingot, one button color, like the mountain, we don't flash it.
• No emoji, no "hidden gem." Jinguashi isn't hidden; it's just two bus stops past where everyone gets off.