A song about listening to your hometown's voice, set against a tomb that's been listening for 1,600 years. The animation doesn't chase spectacle, it lets the ancient ground speak first, then the music finds what was already there. HOWL BE QUIET builds something that feels less like a music video and more like permission to stop moving long enough to hear where you're from.

Wonderism: Kimi wo Yobu Koe is a single music video made for a project of the same name, which centers on taking a fresh look at one's hometown and sharing stories that grow out of rural areas. The video is set in Kobe City, near the Goshikizuka Kofun, a massive ancient burial mound dating from around the late fourth to early fifth century. The visuals are set to Wonderism, the title song performed by HOWL BE QUIET, in a short music video with fantasy and science fiction elements.