Boruto episode 195 pairs a quiet shopping trip with rising danger. Naruto guides a guarded Kawaki through the village to replace a broken vase, while Koji and Delta breach Konoha's defenses to hunt the boy down.
Strolling through the village at Naruto's side, Kawaki privately admits he is leaning on the Hokage merely as a shield. At home Boruto learns his father has taken the boy out to find a replacement vase. Kawaki eyes the Hokage Rock, which Naruto explains, and the two run into Sarada and Chocho buying snacks. Chocho takes an interest in Kawaki while Sarada tries a friendly snack suggestion he brushes aside. Naruto treats the girls and picks up food for himself and Kawaki, who is caught off guard by how much he enjoys his. When Naruto suggests he let Chocho try a bite of something she has never had, Kawaki flatly refuses.
A boy accidentally bumps into Kawaki, whose arm shifts to strike before Naruto stops him. Kawaki merely warns the child that danger lurks everywhere, sparking an argument with Sarada over his outburst. Naruto brings them to Yamanaka Flowers, where he quietly instructs Ino to keep the Sensing Unit on alert, then explains they need a vase. Kawaki grabs one at random, drawing Sarada's rebuke over his carelessness, until Naruto describes the value of a deliberate choice; Kawaki then selects the same vase but names a reason for it.
Ino offers to arrange flowers in it, but the stems dredge up memories of the tubes in Amado's lab and of Jigen, and Kawaki drops the vase, shattering it. His Karma flickers to life before Naruto's steadying presence makes it recede.
Sarada shares her ambition to become Hokage and tells Kawaki he can rely on her too, and Naruto rounds out the outing with a ramen lunch. At home Boruto recognizes Kawaki's sincerity in the new vase yet hands him glue to mend the old one. On the village outskirts, Koji Kashin and Delta arrive, and Koji details the Sensing Unit's history and its ability to detect unfamiliar chakra before slipping across the boundary without setting off any alarm, astonishing Delta and infuriating her when he orders her to wait behind as he sets out to find Kawaki.

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The episode belongs to the Kawaki Arc of Boruto: Naruto Next Generations and adapts chapter 28 of the manga. It aired in Japan on 18 April 2021 and in English on 10 January 2023. The opening theme is BAKU and the ending theme is Sign That You Were There. The installment contrasts Kawaki's slow warming to village life with the Kara operatives closing in.
In A Vase, Naruto takes Kawaki through the village to buy a replacement vase, while Koji Kashin and Delta breach Konoha's defenses to hunt Kawaki down. Kawaki also has a run-in with Sarada and Chocho and shares a ramen lunch with Naruto.
When Ino offers to arrange flowers in the vase Kawaki chose, the stems dredge up painful memories of the tubes in Amado's lab and of Jigen. His Karma flickers to life before he drops the vase, shattering it, though Naruto's steadying presence makes the Karma recede.
Koji Kashin and Delta arrive on the village outskirts to hunt Kawaki down. Koji slips across Konoha's boundary without triggering the Sensing Unit's alarms and orders Delta to wait behind while he searches for Kawaki alone.
At home, Boruto recognizes Kawaki's sincerity in choosing the new vase but still hands him glue to mend the old one.
A Vase belongs to the Kawaki Arc of Boruto: Naruto Next Generations and adapts chapter 28 of the manga. It aired in Japan on April 18, 2021.
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