

Bunmei Kaika: Aoiza Ibunroku is an otome game, developed by HuneX and published by FuRyu, which was released in Japan in 2011. Mito Aoi is a normal high school student living in a shrine with her childhood friend, Kaminari Sousuke. One day her mother asks them to clean their warehouse, where they find a silver mirror among the other antique stuff. Just before they go out, a thunder strikes outside and Aoi gets absorbed into the mirror. When she opens her eyes Aoi finds herself back in 1873, the Meiji era... and in front of her is a group of travelling performers, Aoiza.
Mito Aoi is a normal high school student living in a shrine with her childhood friend, Kaminari Sousuke. One day her mother asks them to clean their warehouse, where they find a silver mirror among the other antique stuff. Just before they go out, a thunder strikes outside and Aoi gets absorbed into the mirror. When she opens her eyes Aoi finds herself back in 1873, the Meiji era... and in front of her is a group of travelling performers, Aoiza. Aoi immediately notices an older Sousuke in the group, but he introduces herself as Kaminari Kensuke and tells her she’s got the wrong person. For some reason the group also keeps calling her “Futaba Aoi”, making her even more confused. She follows Aoiza back to their headquarter, a shop called Miyoshino in Ueno, where she finally learns that “Futaba Aoi” is actually a sacred stone they’ve been protecting all this time. It’s a family crest with a strong magical power, but nobody knows of its existence except for Aoiza’s members. Today the stone suddenly disappeared from its box, and they finally found it on Aoi’s wrist. Because of this, they now think she’s the embodiment of “Futaba Aoi” itself. As for Aoi herself, she was born holding that stone. Her grandma said it might bring good luck to her someday, so Aoi keeps it with her all the time. Who would have thought that it’s going to play an important role in the past? The Aoiza members then asks her to stay with them, since she doesn’t know anything about this world. Plus, it would be easier for them to protect the stone as well. Aoi gladly takes their offer, and it marks the start of her journey with them.

Visual Novel / Action / Fantasy
Toki no Kizuna: Sekigahara Kitan is an otome game developed by Design Factory and Otomate. It was released on July 19, 2012 for Playstation Portable, and it is said to be the prequel of Hakuouki. Known as part of Shall we date ? games in English, and it is under the name Shall we date ?: Demons' Bond -The Path of Exile-.

Visual Novel / Fantasy / Historical
Meiji Tokyo Renka is a Japanese visual novel produced by Mages, with character design and art provided by Karu. The series follows Mei Ayazuki, a high school girl who is sent back in time to the Meiji period and explores her relationships with spirits and Japanese historical figures.

Visual Novel / Fantasy / Historical
Remake with additional characters/events. Mito Aoi is a normal high school student living in a shrine with her childhood friend, Kaminari Sousuke. One day her mother asks them to clean their warehouse, where they find a silver mirror among the other antique stuff. Just before they go out, a thunder strikes outside and Aoi gets absorbed into the mirror. When she opens her eyes Aoi finds herself back in 1873, the Meiji era... and in front of her is a group of travelling performers, Aoiza.

Visual Novel / Fantasy / Historical
Taishou Kitan: Kotonoha Sakura was released in 2014. This game is the sequel to Taishou Kitan.

Visual Novel / Action / Fantasy
A fandisc for the original Toki no Kizuna, featuring original omake stories for all of the boys set after the end of the original game.

Visual Novel / Historical / Drama
A PSP port of the original PS2 game and one of North America's First otome games.

Visual Novel / Fantasy / Historical
A sequel to Juuzaengi: Engetsu Sangokuden.

Visual Novel / Fantasy / Comedy
Meiji Tokyo Renka Twilight Kiss is the sequel of Meiji Tokyo Renka. It was developed by HuneX and published by Broccoli.