I will start by saying that this is the first time I have ever encountered the tag "baroque pop", and after having listened to the track for a couple of times I can definitely say that it fits the vibe of the song like a glove.
A pleasant accordion intro catapults the listener into a bright uptempo song, where the silvery vocal lines are gracefully accompanied by a catchy instrumental track. The arrangement is chiseled with clear attention to details, all the instruments interact with each other without clashing, and the final result is definitly greater than the sum of the single elements.
Maybe just the drums could have been a bit louder in the mix, in some points they don't feel as incisive as they could be, but that's a minor defect, and I am sure that many listeners might disagree.
The song has an uplifting tone to it, but since I don't speak Japanese I can't tell whether this is reflected in the lyrics.
What is clear is that Anna Banana and all the people who collaborated on this track had a lot of fun doing it, and their passion is evident from every single note.
Overall, a very enjoyable track that could be the perfect soundtrack for a nice walk in the park on a bright spring afternoon.