A candy store that fixes your problem in exactly the shape you need it. A kid gets a fishing lure made of taiyaki because that's what his heart actually wanted, not what his head was asking for. The magic here isn't in the spectacular, it's in Beniko knowing you better than you know yourself, and leaving it entirely up to you whether you'll let the gift work.

Keiji, an eight-year-old boy who loves fishing, finds his way to Zenitendou, a mysterious candy store that only lucky people can reach. Its owner, Beniko, recommends sweets that perfectly suit each buyer's troubles. This time Keiji gets a Tsuri Taiyaki, a strange candy that lets him catch taiyaki, the fish-shaped Japanese cakes, and he eagerly heads off to fish. But whether a Zenitendou candy brings happiness or misfortune depends on whether it is used or eaten the right way. The short film adapts the first volume and screened at the 2020 Toei Manga Festival after a delay caused by the COVID pandemic.