A nonsense song title that somehow becomes the most comforting three minutes you'll spend this week. The animation moves like the music breathes, no rush, no noise, just a simple melody that gets stuck in your head because it was designed to. This is what children's programming sounds like when the adults making it actually love the form.

A single-episode music video set to the song Henohenomoheji, performed by the duo of the same name, Shouhei Haneda and Reiji Wada. The piece was featured on Minna no Uta, a program on NHK. Rather than telling an episodic story, it exists as a companion to the track, pairing the duo's song with visuals for broadcast.