Taking the motif of "Eejanaka" (which means all good), a popular movement that is said to have actually occurred in Japan in 1867, this work cuts up various interview videos scattered all over the Internet and has them speak "Eejanaika" in Japanese.
Leaving behind the lives and personalities of each of the interviewees, no matter what problems or predicaments they may be facing, " Eejanaika," let's dance! Let's live! The spirit of the movement is revived in the work.