A poster on a street corner sets the stage, alongside a girl who holds her teddy bear dear, a street lamp, and a playful moth drawn to the light. These living beings and objects, each carrying their own private stories, become entangled in a war that culminates in a tragic ending. This is a personal animated work that prioritizes conveying emotion over narrative. It can be seen as Tezuka Osamu, disillusioned with working for large corporations, using this piece to express what he truly wished to achieve in animation. The film shows that even a simple poster on a wall can conceal a vivid drama, bringing the enchantment of animation to life for the viewer.
