A one-minute music video that resurrects a dead children's game and makes it look like the most natural thing in the world. The para para choreography turns a nostalgic fortune-telling rhyme into pure movement, no plot required. You watch it once and the melody lives in your head for three days.

Akisutozeneko is a romantic fortune-telling game that was popular mostly with girls during Japan's Showa period. This single-episode music video brings the old pastime back by placing it in a contemporary Para Para dance setting, joining a love divination custom from decades past with a modern dance style. The piece was broadcast as part of the Minna no Uta program.