Nobody talks about this one. A lovesick hen becomes the entire apparatus of longing itself, and in three minutes Taniyama Hiroko's song turns something ridiculous into something that breaks your heart. The joke is never at the hen's expense. It's about what it costs to want something that will never want you back, delivered with the gentleness of a children's program that understands loneliness better than it has any right to.
A lovestruck hen awakens to an overwhelming crush, her heart set on someone completely unexpected. What unfolds is a brief but earnest musical journey through the absurdity of wanting what you cannot have. The chicken's determination to express her feelings becomes the beating heart of this whimsical piece, backed by a catchy tune that burrows into your brain. The tone balances genuine emotion with undeniable silliness. You're watching a poultry protagonist grapple with romantic longing, yet the song takes her seriously enough that you do too. There's tenderness beneath the ridiculous premise, a reminder that desire and vulnerability exist everywhere, even in the most unexpected places.