A single song animated into something that feels like memory itself. Seiichi Hayashi draws nostalgia with the kind of precision that makes you believe the feeling is real, not performed. The song doesn't need narrative momentum because it already has the thing most anime spend twelve episodes chasing: a reason to exist in your chest.

A single animated music video made for the song Furusato no Gogatsu, performed by Kiyohiko Ozaki. The song was featured on Minna no Uta, a program broadcast by NHK, and the animation for this one was handled by Seiichi Hayashi. At one episode, it is a brief standalone piece where the animation accompanies the music.