Make ONE tightly localized correction to this painting. The fourth/front paper boat touched by the right actor has moved too far LEFT. Move ONLY that boat and its tiny water ripple approximately 75 pixels to the RIGHT at the same vertical level, so its center is at about x=1175,y=655 on the 1536x1024 image (76.5% width,64% height). Keep its same size, folds and pale paper tone. Remove the former boat cleanly and restore the blue water there; there must still be exactly FOUR boats. Keep the right actor's hand fixed at its current position around x=1166,y=470, and change the angle of the thin gold pole so it runs from that hand to the repositioned boat at x=1198,y=644. The pole will now be nearly vertical, slanting slightly right as it descends. This hand-pole-boat contact must be continuous and clear. KEEP EVERYTHING ELSE EXACTLY: both dancing male Kabuki actors, all lifted feet, hands, faces, flowing white mane, red/purple and black/gold costumes, near-white wood canal, first three paper boats, sluice, distant scenery, blue water and lavender layers, original style and composition. Do not redraw the actors or change their poses. Preserve refined realistic pale graphite/watercolor and white background. No words, symbols, added objects, duplicate boats or darker colors.