A short piece by composer Kishio Hirao (1907–1953), who made significant contributions to both Western music education and composition in post-war Japan. This work was composed two years before his death. Composed in 1951, this work emerged during a period when Hirao was also dedicated to music education for children, and is structured as a single movement. Its concise and clear form, approachable melodies, and transparent harmonic treatment suggest Hirao's influence from French music, while also revealing a Japanese lyricism in various places. The performance time is approximately 4 minutes. It can be performed by players of beginner to intermediate skill levels. It is a fine work possessing artistic merit beyond its educational purpose.