After seeing his great grandfather have his ears cleaned on his deathbed, a young boy named Toru becomes obsessed with getting the same woman to give his own ears a spring clean. Then one day at a fireworks festival, Toru encounters the same woman and buys one of the handmade ear cleaners that she’s selling. He quickly grows excessively attached to it, even naming the implement Suzunosuke. But when his teacher accidentally breaks Suzunosuke, Toru falls into despair, and only the mysterious woman at the ear cleaning shop can ease his suffering…
Mika is a man in love. The lucky girl is named is Fabian; she has pointed, protruding lips and big, round eyes, and Mika's friend Darin can't wait to meet her. However, there's a catch...
Both shorts are delightfully weird and make you question many many things. Each has super fun characters that take pleasure in their quirkiness. Yamamoto is slightly more down to earth than Children Can't Choose Their Parents. If you liked one you'll totally enjoy the other.
When a woman wakes up one morning, not only does she find herself in a strange apartment, but she’s also become a fridge! As she attempts to come to terms with her new life as a refrigerator she sees a familiar face walking towards her. Much to her luck she finds that she is in the apartment of a man named Kouji who she happens to have a crush on. Soon she begins to enjoy her newfound state and is treated to the perks of living with the man she loves helping to keep his produce cool and fresh. However when Kouji’s girlfriend suddenly appears, it seems that even a refrigerator can get jealous…
Both shorts are delightfully weird and make you question many many things. Each has super fun characters that take pleasure in their quirkiness. Yamamoto is slightly more down to earth than The Female Fridge No. 1. If you liked one you'll totally enjoy the other.