A white spitz wanders through soft watercolor spaces while the song plays, and there's nothing else happening, no plot twist, no message, just a dog existing in a world made gentle. Taku Furukawa animates like he's painting a lullaby, each frame unhurried enough to breathe. This is comfort distilled into four minutes. A one-off that knows exactly what it is: proof that a song and a simple character moving through quietness is enough.

Shiroi Spitz is a one-episode music video made for the song of the same name by Beagle Hat, a band from Japan. The song was used on Minna no Uta, a program broadcast by NHK, and Taku Furukawa provided the animation for the video.