Nobody talks about this one. A single song stretched into five minutes of animation, nothing more, nothing less, a 1988 children's program segment that trusts you to sit still and listen. The music doesn't accompany the visuals; the visuals dissolve into the song, frame by frame, until you forget which one is carrying the other. Kouji Nanke's animation moves like breath, not like plot. It's built for viewers willing to let something small reshape how they think about what animation can do when it stops trying to convince you of anything and just asks you to feel something true.

Itsumademo Tabibito is a short drama music video from 1988, made as one of the songs featured on Minna no Uta. The whole piece runs a single episode, setting the song to animation.