A five-year-old's understanding of predator and prey delivered with the gentleness of a lullaby. Toshio Nishiuchi animates the food chain not as hierarchy but as a quiet conversation between creatures, each one singing its own small part in something larger. The song stays with you the way children's songs do, which means it stays with you forever. This is what educational television looks like when nobody's trying to sell you anything, when the animation serves the music and the music serves wonder.

Gottsuo-sama is a one-episode music video made for Tomoo Sugai's song of the same name, which aired on NHK's Minna no Uta program. Toshio Nishiuchi handled the animation. Aimed at children, the short uses the song to teach young viewers how the food chain works, pairing an educational lesson about nature with music.