A song about counting to 29 becomes a reason to sit still for three minutes. The animation moves like the melody moves, unhurried, certain it has your attention without needing to chase it. A kid learning to count is just an excuse; what actually happens is you remember what it felt like to think something small was infinite.

A single animated music video set to 29Q no Uta, a song by Takeshi Tsuruno that was featured on NHK's Minna no Uta program. The song centers on a man whose fondness for paws goes well past the usual. As a one-episode music piece, it puts the track itself first, with animation accompanying the song rather than telling a longer story.