Two young kittens find themselves caught between family loyalty and their sister's dream wedding when their grandfather's arrival threatens to derail the ceremony. Tora-chan and Miike are playing carefree while preparations unfold, only to learn that the stubborn old cat has declared his opposition to the union. With the clock ticking and their grandfather's boat pulling into the harbor, the children face an unexpected challenge: keep him occupied long enough for the bride and groom to reach the altar without interference. What unfolds is a race against time filled with mischief and heart. The kittens devise schemes both clever and chaotic, discovering that sometimes the smallest members of a family hold the power to shape its biggest moments. The wedding becomes less about ceremony and more about whether love can triumph over tradition and a grandfather's iron will. This 1948 short captures the warmth of family chaos with genuine humor and emotional stakes that resonate beyond its brief runtime. It's a delightful snapshot of vintage animation where childish determination and sibling devotion create surprisingly touching comedy.