Higashi ni Hi wa Nishi ni: Operation Sanctuary. Princess Holiday is playable on the NScripter engine. The first press edition was originally released as two CD ROMs for Windows PCs on September 27, 2002. August re-released Princess Holiday as a regular edition for PCs on October 9, 2003. Alchemist ported an all-ages version of the visual novel without any adult content to the Dreamcast console on May 29, 2003 in both limited and regular editions. An all-ages PlayStation 2 version was released by Alchemist on May 27, 2004. Related media Printed media A 230-page light novel () written by Rei Arisawa and illustrated by Bekkankō was published by Harvest under its Harvest Novels imprint on February 1, 2003. On March 7, 2003, a 111-page art book () titled was released by SoftBank Creative under its Raspberry Books imprint. It contains character and story explanations, audio drama, illustration galleries, staff interviews, and more. Anime A 2-episode hentai original video animation (OVA) series was directed by Hiroaki Nakashima, and produced by Tadama Film. Lemon Heart released the anime as two DVD volumes between March 25 and May 25, 2004. The complete edition was released containing both episodes on May 26, 2006. Limited edition DVDs were also released. Music and audio CDs The opening to Princess Holiday is sung by Kanon Torii, who voiced Leticia in the visual novel, respectively. Torii also sung the visual novel's ending theme . An original soundtrack was released on December 28, 2002, sold at Comic Market 63. Another CD came bundled with the Dreamcast release of Princess Holiday, containing the ending theme. Princess Holiday'''s OVA adaptation contains two ending themes, one of them the game's original opening, "Niji no Kanata e", and the other is "Beloved You", of which Torii also sung. Reception According to a national sales ranking of bishōjo games sold in Japan, the PC release of Princess Holiday premiered at No. 2 out of fifty titles, before further charting No. 13 in October 2002. The ranking fell to No. 25 during mid-October. Princess Holiday's ranking did not change in November 2002. Then in mid-November, Princess Holiday made its fifth appearance in the charts at No. 44. The Japanese video game magazine Famitsu reviewed the Dreamcast port of the game and gave it a total review score of 25/40 (out of the four individual review scores of 5, 6, 6, and 7). Dorimaga gave the