Tamayura: Hitotose

Aria and Tamayura both have a nack of just making you feel better about living. Both series are slower paced but have characters and stories that will make you glued to the screen. All the characters are very much likable. As a result, both series make you feel for the characters, through their ups and downs. These two are one of those series where you wonder why isn't my life like this?! Both excellent series. Tamayura should follow Aria, however, and air again in more seasons.  

Tamayura: Hitotose and Aria the Animation are slice of life series with a slow pace but colorful cast of characters. The flow of both series is well balanced with comedy, drama, and some emotional scenes. Each episode stands on its own but presents a new style of presentation every time. The main female protagonist starts off fresh as a newcomer but gains experience with life and with others as each day rolls by. The director Junichi Sato is involved with both series so expect a similar style in terms of delivery and writing. All in all, Tamayura and Aria the Animation offers a tale of life that will lure you in with its unique elements. read more 

Both are about the girl protagonist who moved to a new and fresh place (Aria - Aqua, Tamayura - childhood town), with a certain goal in mind in which their jobs/hobbies reflect on it. Plus, a group of girls hanging around each other as they do various things. The pure side of the slice of life genre, both shows are episodic "Iyashikei" (meaning healing), in which they both convey a soothing effect to the audience (same director makes all the more reason why). They are very slow paced and despite nothing much happening in either, time flies by really steadily when you're into the shows' atmosphere and aura. Their healing effect makes both shows give a very similar and comfortable vibe, although Aria focuses much more on the Iyashikei effect than Tamayura, and has a very different setting (it is on another planet after all). If you really enjoyed Aria for the soothing relaxation, I'm sure Tamayura is a cute addition. read more 

Tamayura and Aria are both great examples of the iyashikei genre of slice-of-life anime,meaning that they try to relax the viewer instead of making them laugh like most other slice-of-life shows. They are both directed by the same guy, Junichi Sato I believe his name is, and they both star a group of girls as they go around through their everyday lives. Aria does have a sort of sci-fi/fantasy setting while Tamayura has a realistic setting, but besides that they're pretty similiar. 

The main heroines of those series starts and ends each day with commentary about how wonderful and miraculous the life could be. The story is slow paced, with very little action, and has occasional humorous scenes based mostly on characters reactions. If you liked one for relaxing aspects, you would like the other too. 

They both gives the same feeling of warmth and easiness when watching, the main difference between them is just the background theme of the story 

cute girls doing cute things healing anime, set in a rural area with beautiful scenery, with moe blobs doing silly and heart warming things. Non Non Biyori has a bit more comedy while Tamayura has a bit more feels. Both are great to watch and get away from the daily stress. 

Tamayura and Non Non Biyori are animated series that follows more of a slice-of-life format with cute girls doing cute things during their daily lives. They capture every day moments in a relaxing way with a lighthearted atmosphere. Both series consists mainly of a female cast with charming dialogues, adorable expressions, and energetic atmosphere. 

-Slice of life -relaxation and healing :) -relaxing and enjoyable instrument soundtracks. The only difference I find is that non non biyori does in comedic part better. I enjoyed both and smiled like an idiot when I was watching them. I feel happiness. :D It was like all my stress and problems are gone~ Bought both osts album. No regrets. Still feel very relaxing whenever I hear them (•‿•) 

Im a calm-minded kind of guy and both are perfect for me. While Tamayura's plot are pretty serious and Non-Non Biyori is quite the opposite, they still has some similarity that might be my main enjoyment of the anime, which are : • Story & Settings. Mainly not about school, focuses more in the characters which is not only school girls or lolis. Sets in a countryside, which has a pretty calm-feeling. A good one to relax with. • Visuals. Literally being a relaxing anime, the visuals did a great job supporting it by being simple-looking & beautiful at the same time. 

A slice of life series with a cast of cute girls. Both series clearly illustrate the simplicity of what life is like but with gimmicks that is charming and delightful. I recommend both shows for audiences who are looking to watch something relaxing, something sweet, and something that likes to play around with. 

Feeling moe lately? Then go for these two of CGDCT-genre's finest. The settings are passive and relaxing that are nowhere near the buzzing of city life, and if you're a fan of a furry fuzzy-cute cat-looking rabbit, or a rabbit-looking cat, then cheer yourselves for Tippy and Momoneko. And oh, by their season 2, both of these shows will have Ai Kayano in 'em. 

I see similarities between Fuu and Chino, and how their friends convey warm feelings to them. 

-Both anime's moods and flow of the story/plot are very lighthearted -Both are slow-paced and centered around Slice of Life over Comedy 

Both have similar pacing and main character has almost the same haircut and personality 

Both anime give a very similar feel whilst watching and, to me, the main characters look alike 

Similar staff. Both are slice of life school comedy. Very similar atmosphere and plot flows. 

Both series primarily follow a few high school girls as they find out more about themselves and grow (in terms of personality, interpersonal skills and other skills related to their respective passions). Both are lighthearted slice-of-life series with a fair share of introspective moments. Hikari (nickname: Pikari) (Amanchu!) is very similar to Norie (Tamayura) in that both are very energetic girls who already have a passion in life (deep sea diving and making desserts, respectively). The single-mindedness and focus that Hikari has for diving is perhaps more comparable to the passion that Fuu (Tamayura) exhibits for photography. Meanwhile, Futaba (nickname: Teko) (Amanchu!) and Maon (Tamayura) are very similar in terms of their shy personalities and introverted nature. Like the main characters in Tamayura, Futaba seems to gain more confidence over time.  read more 

Both series have a slice of life feeling where a group of friends spent their days together doing various things. Both series have a gentle rhythm in a school life setting. Both series are slow paced with a calm quality and are presented in a realistic way. Both series follow an episodic style of portraying its events. 

In my opinion, "Tari Tari" goes very well with the anime "Tamayura: Hitotose". In both series, friendships and shared activities play a big role. The stories are different, but have the same beautiful school setting and the plot is told gently, with little outbursts of temper now and then, in appealing visual quality. In "Tamayura: Hitotose", Fuu tries to rediscover beauty in everyday life through the bonds of friendship and a passion for photography, and in "Tari Tari", Konatsu wants to participate in the school's concert event as a singer in her senior year. Both series tell their stories with a lot of emotion without becoming cheesy, as the characters act amusingly but sensibly. The anime are visually beautifully staged and have a good and appropriate soundtrack that supports the respective storylines. As always, thanks for reading and have fun watching. read more 

Both have the same relaxing feeling and atmosphere, and both deal with how characters spend their time in everyday life. 

they both have that lighthearted feeling that some slice-of-life animes have and they are both a relaxing anime to watch 

These shows are both very calming and relaxing, with similar moods and color palettes. Natsume has quite a few darker supernatural moments though. Both of them feel quite warm (most of the time) and are very cozy. Very subdued and believable characters that are enjoyable to follow. Lots of nice slice of life moments sprinkled with comedy and drama. 

To the anime "Tamako Market" I would like to recommend "Tamayura: Hitotose". In both series a young schoolgirl is the main character. Although the background stories are different, both anime belong to the slice of life, more precisely to the subgenre of the so-called "Iyashikei". Simply translated "healing" anime. The stories mostly show the characters in a peaceful environment. In "Tamako Market", the key is the music as well as the life of the people in the Usagiyama shopping district. "Tamayura: Hitotose" is special because the anime has a tragic incident as its key situation. However, it is a gentle, charming story about the passion for photography and how it helps to overcome sadness, accept the situation and rediscover the beauty of everyday life. Accompanied by beautiful imagery, endearing characters and a sense of almost being there, the series hits just the right note if you're looking for a wholesome anime. The two anime are visually beautiful and each has a fitting soundtrack and lovely dub voices. I especially liked the opening from "Tamayura: Hitotose", it's called "Okaerinasai (おかえりなさい)" and is sung by Maaya Sakamoto. As always, thanks for reading and have fun watching. read more 

You might be wondering..hmm... One anime is about working adults and another is about high school girls. How could they possibly be similar? On the surface, Sakura Quest doesn't seem to be similar to Tamayura in any way but when you go through them, you'll slowly capture the essence and messages they are trying to portray. The noticeable themes of the anime are that they are both slice of life and the setting is set in a small town and that's about it. What makes Sakura Quest and Tamayura similar is that they are about the journey into finding the purpose of life. In Sakura Quest, you have five main characters who are lost in their lives but stumble upon each other in a small dying town and wish to revive it. Throughout the anime, the main characters slowly gain confidence and realization of what they really wanted to do. Meanwhile, in Tamayura, you have main characters who are high school girls and like to explore the town together. By the time of graduation, some characters questioned their decision in lives while others slowly realized what they really wanted to do. If you enjoy this kind of character progression or maybe you yourself can even relate to them in some way, you should definitely check out whichever you haven't watch. ***I'm recommending Tamayura: Hitotose because it had more exposure than the OVA prequel to Hitotose. If you wish to watch Tamayura series, start from the OVA first.  read more 

Both are slice of life show, with great animation, nice character develpment good directors and a beautiful story to tell 

Both series contain the slice-of-life theme. Although Hanasaku Iroha has inklings of romance, both series follows around the smooth moving pace.