Kyoto Teramachi Sanjou no Holmes

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Synonyms: Holmes at Kyoto Teramachi Sanjo

Japanese: 京都寺町三条のホームズ

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Type: TV

Episodes: 12

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: Jul 10, 2018 to Sep 25, 2018

Premiered: Summer 2018

Broadcast: Tuesdays at 02:10 (JST)

Producers: MediaNet, AT-X, Futabasha, Hakuhodo, A-Craft, Tohan Corporation, Crunchyroll SC Anime Fund, AQUA ARIS

Licensors: Discotek Media

Studios: Seven

Source: Novel

Genres: Drama, Mystery

Themes: Detective, Romantic Subtext, Workplace

Duration: 23 min. per ep.

Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

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Score: 6.75¹ (scored by 24,313 users)

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Ranked: #5741²

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Popularity: #2703

Members: 65,404

Favorites: 117

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These are both "case file" mystery anime that are not about gruesome murders or serial killing but about other more mundane topics such as paintings/art and jewels. Both of these anime are very relaxing to watch, kind of like the feeling of drinking tea while sitting on the deck of your backyard.

Both are also novel adaptations and I would say they're both Josei or Seinen demographic. 

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The series revolve around two people entwined with mysteries and always finding themselves solving them. In Kyoto Teramachi Sanjou no Holmes, the central objects are antiques while in Housekishou Richard-shi no Nazo Kantei are gems / jewelries. 

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Both have that same mystery genre that involves anything that has value, where one was more on antiques , while the other deals with Jewelries and precious stones.....
 

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-One of the MCs is a shop owner and the other is a part-timer
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Similarities:

same "case file" thing that involves things with value.

Same situation where it involves one genius at the helm and one  that takes some errrr......... an apprentice that needs some improvements. 

Same, mystery and slice of life genre, with some rather subtle romance on the sides....

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One was more on the value of Antiques while the other is more on the precious stone business.

Genius MC in one anime got his start by being a scum himself, before going legit, while the genius MC in another anime got his start from working in the antique shop and doing countless research while studying in a prestigious university.

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Both with an apprentice novice with the subject (arts or jewelry) delightful to learn more and a cool good-looking tea person that masters the subject and works a shop. Both Anime are filled with a relaxing vibe and a lot of culture and really nice character's personalities and development. Both amazing slices of life that shares a similar message to the watchers. 
 

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Both are mostly episodic anime about a main character who solves mysterie. The two main characters, Houtarou and Holmes, use logic to deduce simple mysteries. The main difference is that Hyouka takes place in a high school while Kyoto Teramachi Sanjou no Holmes takes place at an antique shop in Kyoto. Both shows have a relaxing atmosphere and a small romance subplot. 

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Both shows display a relaxing and natural feeling, even the protagonists being exposed to situations that would be unusual to normal people's life.
Sakurako and "Holmes" are similar characters, not only because of their personality (serene and quiet on the outside, even in the face of tense situations) but also for their surreal deductive ability. 

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Both shows have an otome feel and romance elements. Meiji Tokyo Renka is a historical isekai, while Kyoto Teramachi Sanjou no Holmes centers around appraising antiques. Both have a similar atmosphere and overall vibe. If you are a fan of either show, you will more than likely like the other. 

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Both have a similar feel of mystery solving on a traditional japanese setting, and a quirky character as male lead. Both series have beautiful art and animation showing japanese architecture and culture, in different time periods though!
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Holmes and Naru are similar characters, both being smarter than average and with a somewhat dark personality (although Holmes is a much friendlier and nicer than Naru).

Ghost Hunt is also a lot more serious and with a deeper plot (and a better series), but the general idea of both shows is not that different.

It's not 100% guaranteed that you will like one if you liked the other, but it may be worth trying. 