A collaboration between “Searching for Witch Apprentices” (premiering on May 15), a completely new movie to celebrate the 20th anniversary of “Ojamajo Doremi”, and “Kintetsu Railway” aka “Kintetsu” is decided.
In conjunction with this event, a special collaboration visual of the members of “Ojamajo” and the three protagonists of the movie, Sora, Mire, and Reika, has been released.
“Searching for Witch Apprentices” is a new “Magical” story for grown-ups.
Sora, Mire, and Reika are at different ages, live in different areas, and have different things to worry about. The three with nothing in common, go on an adventure, traveling around places related to “Doremi”, to look for the important thing they lost after becoming adults. In the movie, the 3 protagonists travel on the limited express “Vista EX” from Kyoto station to Kintetsu Nara Station.
The collaboration visual has the “Ojamajo” members: Doremi, Hazuki, Aiko, Onpu, and Momoko, along with the “Searching for Witch Apprentices” members: Sora, Mire, and Reika, gathering in front of the “Vista EX” in a refreshing design which goes perfectly well with the spring season.
This visual is used as the collaboration posters and flyers for the “Kintetsu Weekend Free Pass”, which is a type of ticket for the Kintetsu, and are set in many places in Kintetsu stations.
There was also an announcement of an event in which you can experience the world of “Searching for Witch Apprentices”.
Trading card-styled entrance tickets with the design of the characters of “Ojamajo Doremi” will be sold at 5 stations including Kyoto station and Kintetsu Nara station. In addition, a card with an original design will be given to those who collect the tickets for all 5 stations as a completion prize.
Also, at the 5 stations, there will be life-size pannels of the characters, and the “Vista EX” will have a special train car decorated with “Ojamajo Doremi” plushies.
The movie “Searching for Witch Apprentices” will be released on May 15, 2020, at nationwide theaters.
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