I imaged an MSX cassette containing the Toshiba release of マイクロキャビン/Micro Cabin's game `PICO PICO`/`ピコピコ`. According to the instruction sheet this game shuld be loaded using `cload` followed by the return key, and then started by pressing the F5 key once it has finished loading. The box has a sticker marking this release as `TOSHIBA` `HX-S202 ピコピコ` which may be a catalogue identifier or release serial number. Both sides of the tape contained the same software, a small tokenized BASIC loader with tape file name `pico` followed by the BLOAD'ed game program with tape file name `pico m`.

The BASIC loader is very short and just loads the following binary file and runs it:
```BASIC
65535 '* Wada H. *
20 CLEAR 10,&HC300
30 BLOAD"CAS:",R
```
Using the loader from https://www.msx.org/forum/msx-talk/software/rom-conversion-of-spirit-power-from-compiles-disc-station-25-disk-1 and padding to 8KB I was able to load the binary from an 8KB ROM image and execute it.

CAS fingerprint info:
```
6.9K Pico Pico (Micro Cabin) (Toshiba) (Japan) [CLOAD-RUN] [_].cas crc32:71efc775 md5:441d1da637e51e9ab0a42e61084f3005 sha1:5a3103615205d8cbbf2fb7637928d0907d31695f sha256:ff4c84c2ab409497a895ace089bf5a0cf3e15266e6dbb02568cf12642f78f638 size:7039

6.9K Pico Pico (Side A) (Micro Cabin) (Toshiba) (Japan) [CLOAD-RUN] [_].cas crc32:71efc775 md5:441d1da637e51e9ab0a42e61084f3005 sha1:5a3103615205d8cbbf2fb7637928d0907d31695f sha256:ff4c84c2ab409497a895ace089bf5a0cf3e15266e6dbb02568cf12642f78f638 size:7039

6.9K Pico Pico (Side B) (Micro Cabin) (Toshiba) (Japan) [CLOAD-RUN] [_].cas crc32:71efc775 md5:441d1da637e51e9ab0a42e61084f3005 sha1:5a3103615205d8cbbf2fb7637928d0907d31695f sha256:ff4c84c2ab409497a895ace089bf5a0cf3e15266e6dbb02568cf12642f78f638 size:7039
```
Raw 24-bit stereo 44100 Hz FLAC audio was imaged using a Nakamichi BX-125 tape deck and a Steinberg UR22mkII USB ADC with Audacity under Win11 and is intended to be archival, CAS/ROM is for emulator use, and WAV is regenerated from CAS for the benefit of an actual MSX. Short filenames and long ones contain the same data.
