A single song stretched into something that breathes. The animation moves like the music thinks, never rushing, never settling into predictable loops. This is what happens when someone decides a children's program doesn't need spectacle to make you feel something true, just a voice, a melody, and the patience to let both exist exactly as long as they need to.

A single animated music video set to Yuka Kamebuchi's song Doko kara Kita no. The song appeared on Hirake! Ponkikki, a program that aired on Fuji TV, and Kouji Nanke handled the animation.