A single song becomes a full emotional landscape. An adult returns to his childhood town with a map his friends drew years ago, digs up what they buried together, and in five minutes the show reminds you that some friendships don't need constant contact to stay real. The music doesn't score the nostalgia, it is the nostalgia, the kind that doesn't ache, just settles into your chest and stays warm.

When a little boy moves away, his friends send him off with a map. Years later he comes back to his childhood town as a grown man and digs up a time capsule they left behind for him, recalling happy memories along the way. The piece is a short slice-of-life music video made for the flumpool song Kizunakizu, and it aired on NHK's Minna no Uta program.