Kaze no Toori Michi

They are both from the very famous studio Ghibli (Hayao Miyazaki, anyone?). Both are short music videos with similar art styles. 

Love can come in all shapes and sizes, though these two MVs go on a more simple approach, both of which, make a lot of sense relative to the characters in both. With a child-like imagination, or just a simple, sincere, real day activity, both Minna no Uta songs still manage to hit the nail on presentation and music. 

I feel the need to make a recommendation with this one. The way to go around what the concept of love is, more so, romance, in this case, is an interesting one. Brave New World is like the polar opposite of Kaze Michi, with one being more vibrant than the aforementioned counterpart being unenthusiastic, though perfectly calm and collected. It's a nice split between the two, probably has a little more relationship disparity between the two just because of nature. But if you liked one, have a look at the flipside. 

Love. A very powerful thing. It comes in different shapes and sizes, and today's shape is a wholesome kind of love, sized to simplicity. Egao and Kaze Michi are both good music videos simply just having their expression of love. From what as, to what is, a saying of one's life, is still an interesting one when formatted like such. If nothing else, know that these are "Minna no Uta" songs with big names behind them. 

Both are animated videos by Studio Ghibli (Producer of: Spirited Away, Princess Mononoke, My Neighbor Totoro, etc). Kaze no Toori Michi (Music + Voice) Space Station No. 9 (Sounds and Music) 

Simple music videos are often what is needed to relax the mind from the mainstream fun, whilst still being able to endorse anime in a technical sense. Luckily, some great anime such as Kaze Michi and Piece are there for you to have a look at. They don't offer a grand bit, but their presentation, their elaborate, this supposed creation, almost utopic, isn't something you want to skip. If nothing else, these are two fast Ghibli titles that don't make the light in comparison to the movies they make, however, they are still well-deserving of some mass attention.