"Kijo Koi Nikki Dragon× Caravan" is the PlayStation Vita expansion version of "Majo Koi Nikki." Arisu Minamino finds a diary recording the daily life of a boy at the clock tower in the small town, gradually unfolding into a story centered on first love, forgetfulness, and the clock tower's mysteries. The Vita version adds heroine events, new chapters, and supporting character storylines.
| Title of the work | Kijo Koi Nikki Dragon × Caravan |
|---|---|
| Chinese name | Witch's Love Diary Dragon×Caravan |
| The publication date listed in the materials | 2015-12-24 |
| Platform | PlayStation Vita |
| Genre | A romance adventure |
| Development | Qoobrand |
| Release | Kaga Create |
| Script | Yu Niijima, Natsuki Hiroe, Rei Sato |
| Key animation | Kou Inugami, Hayate Asakura, Ryo Kozakura, and Shiramochi Zakura |
| Music | Tatsuya Furukawa, Ryo Suigetsu (KIYO), Hideki Higuchi, pixelbee |
| Website address recorded by the source | http://www.kaga-create.co.jp/majokoi/ / http://www.entergram.co.jp/majokoi/ |
| External links to source records | https://erogamescape.org/~ap2/ero/toukei_kaiseki/game.php?game=22469 / https://vndb.org/v14062 |
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A diary that fell from the clock tower
Arisu Minamino lives at a closed barbershop in the Barairo-cho shopping district, usually riding the same train with friends and leading an ordinary school life. One day, she and her friends went exploring the clock tower in the forest outside the academy and accidentally found a diary that had fallen from a tower. The book depicts the daily life of a young man; After flipping through these words, Arisu's peaceful life in the town began to overlap with the experiences of a stranger boy. This is a story centered around a diary, revolving around first love and heartbreak.
The town's relationships and the clock tower mystery
Alice has familiar friends and also meets Rei Tochikawazaka, the student director in charge of clock tower affairs, and his sister Kanon. Zero acts impulsively, while Kanon is calm and restrained; The Tokekizaka family has managed the clock tower for generations, and the two use it to investigate strange phenomena occurring in town. Transfer student Sei Suo is responsible for looking after the affiliated church, and Konron Fujita, who rarely visits the school and leads the spiritual enthusiasts' association. Different characters have their own perspectives on the diary, clock tower, and past, adding a fantastical suspense tone to the campus romance story.
Vita version expands content
Players advance their romance adventure through reading and options. The PC original story revolves around Arisu and her diary; "Dragon × Caravan" is planned and supervised by original main screenwriter Yu Niijima, adding five main female lead events, a storyline with Yayoi Himuro, and a completely new "Black Chapter: The Scorching Prince and the Little Dragon." The new chapter touches on the core of Alice's mystery.
Edition and production credit
Qoobrand launched the original PC title in 2014. The PlayStation Vita version of 'Majo Koi Nikki Dragon× Caravan', published by Kaga Create, was released on December 24, 2015; The script was written by Yuu Niijima, Natsuki Hiroe, and Rei Sato, with original artwork by Kou Shinko, Hayate Asakura, Ryo Kozakura, and Sakura Shiramochi. The new chapter and new characters are expansion content for the Vita version.
Character backgrounds from the original work
In the PC original, Alice lives with her beloved dog Ku-i at a closed barbershop, and Mii Kashiwabara, a senior in the photography club, is also the president of Takumi's class. Tokichizaka Rei and Kanon are twin sisters, serving as the chairman and secretary of Aokiho Academy respectively, jointly inheriting the family's management of the clock tower. Keiko Sakurazaka and Yayoi Himuro are Arisu's friends: Keiko loves hearing rumors and enjoys adventure, while Yayoi is more calm. The Vitamin version expands on these existing settings with events and new chapters.
The music division of the original PC game
The original PC was released on April 25, 2014, with the theme song featuring I've Sound and background music composed by Ryo Suigetsu and Hideki Higuchi. The staff mentioned above are credited to the original work, and the Vita expansion is still recorded according to its own version.
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Related entries
- PC original source characters:Arisu Minamino
- PC original source characters:Rei Tokeizaka
- PC original source characters:Kanon Tokeizaka
- PC original source characters:Sei Suou
- PC original source characters:Mii Kashiwabara
- PC original source characters:Fujita Kunlun
- PC original source characters:Takumi Sakurai
- PC original source characters:Baragon (Witch Diary)
- PC original source characters:Akemi Kozue
- PC original source characters:Ren Kato
- PC original source characters:Keiko Sakurazaka
- PC original source characters:Yayoi Himuro
- PC original source characters:Horita (Witch's Diary)
- PC original source characters:Yamada (Witch Diary)
- PC original source characters:Okada (Majo Koi-nikki)
- PC original source characters:Haruna Miyoshi
- PC original source characters:Susumu Kurihara
- PC original source characters:Carbonara (witch's diary)
- Related versions:Majo Koi Nikki (2014, based on PC novel)
- PC Original Production:Qoobrand
- PC Original Artwork:Dog God Huang
- PC Original Artwork:Hayate Asakura
- PC Original Artwork:Ryo Kozakura
- PC Original Script:Yuu Niijima
- PC Original Script:Natsuki Hiroe
- PC Original Script:Rei Sato
- PC original theme song:I've Sound
- PC original background music:Shuiyue Mausoleum
- PC original background music:Hideki Higuchi
- Setting and Setting:Bell Tower and Sekiho Academy (Witch Diary)
References
- Bangumi work entry: Witch Diary Dragon×Caravan
- Bangumi Copyright Notice
- Qoobrand 'Witch Diary' original story page
- Reported by Famitsu Vita edition
- ENTERGRAM: Official site for Dragon × Caravan
- Qoobrand: Original character from the Witch Diary
- Qoobrand: Original staff and publisher
- Qoobrand: Supporting character in the original work of Majo Koinikki
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Data compiled on: 2026-10-07.