Nobody talks about this one. Kinta's search for his father moves quietly through the Kintamani highlands, letting you sit in the weight of absence instead of rushing past it. The show knows a dog's world, not the dramatic version, but the real one: how a place smells different when someone is gone, how a journey becomes less about arrival and more about learning to move through emptiness. You watch a child figure out what it means to keep going when the answer might not come. It's small and deliberate in a way most anime aren't allowed to be.

Kinta is a Kintamani Dog who makes his home in the Kintamani region of Bali. When his father suddenly goes missing, Kinta sets off on a journey to track him down. The 2021 slice-of-life series tells his search in short episodes, running for 50 installments.