A drunk cat that sings. Three of them. An old man in an alley who somehow trained them that way, and a stranger who stumbles into the whole absurd miracle on a winter night. The OVA doesn't explain itself, it just lets you sit in something genuinely strange and genuinely warm at once. The music is the real character here, not decoration. By the end you're not sure if you watched a story or just remembered a dream you had about kindness.
A chance meeting in a holiday alley changes everything for a young man who stumbles upon an old musician and his three peculiar companions. The old man's cats aren't ordinary pets, they're trained singers who perform with surprising grace and harmony. What begins as a curious encounter transforms into something magical as the young man witnesses the bonds forged between man and animal through music and patience. The cats themselves become characters in their own right, each with distinct personalities that shine through their vocal performances. Set against the warmth of the season, the OVA captures a quiet moment of wonder where an unlikely friendship blooms and music becomes the universal language connecting them all. The drunken charm of the old man contrasts beautifully with the discipline required to train such singers, creating a touching story about passion, dedication, and finding joy in unexpected places. What unfolds is less about conflict and more about appreciation for the small miracles hiding in everyday life.