Henohenomoheji
へのへのもへじ
A music video was created for the song "Henohenomoheji" by Japanese singer Toshie Kusunoki. The piece was produced by NHK and aired as part of the Minna no Uta program, a television series that features animated and live-action music videos for children and general audiences. The video likely depicted simple, folk-inspired imagery to match the playful tone of the song, whose title refers to a traditional face-drawing pattern.
Today, the video is considered lost media. No known copies of the broadcast survive in any archive or private collection. Its exact visual content, animation style, and length remain unknown, making it a notable gap in the history of early Japanese television animation.
