scene shows Kokia singing in a field at twilight. Static photos are shown of small-town shops, such as a grocers and a parasol store. Kokia then moves between each frame and takes something (such as an orange or a parasol), which starts the other people in the photos moving. The remainder of the video is made up of clips of Kokia in a white room, featuring screens filled with people of a variety of cultures/nationalities, as well as scenes with Kokia walking along a road with her parasol and more scenes of Kokia against the white background and in the field at twilight. The video for "Remember the Kiss" is shot entirely in a white room, with a grand piano. Kokia either stands near or upon the piano while singing the song, or stands just by herself without the piano in view. In one scene, Kokia holds a watering can, and pours water onto the piano. The piano then starts to burst with drawn green leaves. The leaves turn into great vines, which reach up to the sun in the sky. Candles begins to appear at Kokia's feet, and in the final scene, Kokia walks around a drawing of the planet, as trees grow from it. All drawings in the video are stylised in a way reminiscent of children's drawings. Reception The song debuted at #15 in its first week, selling 8,000 copies. The single spent a total of five weeks in the top 30, selling roughly 5,000 copies per week. Two weeks after falling out of the top 30, the single dropped out of the top 100, and nine weeks after its initial release stopped starting in the top 200. In its total chart run, the single managed to sell 32,000 copies, making this single Kokia's most commercially successful release. The single was certified gold for 100,000 copies shipped by the RIAJ. Critically, CDJournal gave the single a star of recommendation (an award reserved for CDJournal reviewers' favourite musical releases). The reviewer praised "The Power of Smile"'s "Nashville" power pop sound, along with its fresh vocals. Music critic Takeshi Ōsuka called the song "high quality" and likened her falsetto voice to Kate Bush, however found her Japanese lyrics mediocre. CDJournal called "Remember the Kiss" a "magnificent ballad, reminiscent of journey of love and youthfulness." Track listing Japan Sales Rankings References External links The Power of Smile/Remember the Kiss profile