A walleye pollack roe fairy solving the petty crises of other food fairies in a shopping center that exists in some sideways version of reality. The show moves at the speed of someone making tea, asking nothing of you except to sit with these small, strange creatures and their smaller, stranger problems. It's the kind of comfort that only works when you stop expecting comfort and just let the weirdness settle.

A peculiar shopping center sits in a town that resembles Hakata yet is not quite the same place. Its residents are food fairies, and among them is Pirikarako-chan, a fairy of mentaiko, the spicy walleye pollack roe. Every day she hurries around the streets, trying to calm the worries of her fellow food fairies and get to the bottom of the rumors going around. The show is a short-format comedy with slice of life and supernatural touches, drawing its inspiration from products associated with Hakata ward in Fukuoka city.