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--Edit--
Yup, as soon as you get control of Ryza, you can turn around and immediately go back into her room. So the diary is always available.
Ryza is different in that "Atelier Ryza" itself doesn't exist until a good portion into the game. So until that happens, something else has to take its place.
So I guess it's not as horrible as I first thought.
You might still lose some time to get back to where you were if you need to save inbetween, but then it's bearable.