Watashitachi no Shiawase na Jikan

Manga: Jumyou wo Kaitotte Moratta. Ichinen ni Tsuki, Ichimanen de.

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Character’s with a time limit on their lives after a bad decision, and they grow as people with the time left with someone they love 

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A young man, who has been deemed worthless by society, waits for his impending death..... With a pretty young woman who is by his side, the said young man who is on his death row, ends up falling for this mysterious girl 

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Similar story but more darker and closer to reality 

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Both are romantic drama about two people who don't have much time left to spend together 

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Both are stories about a Male and female who have practically nothing worth living for 

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The similarities of both these stories come in the strength of their drama and anyone with even a little bit of craving for a drama should read both of these titles.

The similarities of both of these stories come from the same story element of a character who has a limited time left to live. In both cases a character has their life span limited on way or another and the story follows those characters as they find ways to fulfill their last days on Earth, they both go through several stages of emotions that burst out when someone knows that their time is nearing it’s final.

A female main character is present in both stories, a character who is there to witness that other person live their shortened life. Both these female characters are there to witness the development of human emotions that are expressed through the male character.  read more 

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Short stories that will absolutely destroy you inside check. Watashitachi and three days of happiness are both mainly about a guy who wants to die (and is also supposed to soon enough) and a girl, who isn't doing that much better, that suddenly came to change all of that. They both start off kind of slow, but considering their total length it's nothing more than a small factor to hype you up.  

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These two manga are short and nicely written romance manga that show the development between the two characters when put under a time limit. 

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Both works recount a tale of two troubled individuals who met by a twist of fate, providing each other with cathartic support. Both the stories are short and simple, yet engaging and thought-provoking. They are like two beautiful novellas in manga form. 

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Solanin addpermalink

To put it simply, both are about a young woman coming to terms with her own problems and facing tragedy in order to find her own way in the world. 

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Bitter Virgin addpermalink

The plight of both female protoganist is sort of similar.
Though Aikawa's[BV] plight for me is much worse, Juri's[WnSnJ] character is sort of more believable for me. 

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Kon no Ki Konoha addpermalink

I must say, that for me - personaly - the greatest similarity is one thing : I really was touched. The Endings are amazing. It gives you a very strange feeling, that nearly wants to make you cry.
Both Stories are drawn from the same person (Yumeka, Sumomo), that why I guess the touch is so euqal. Both deal with romance, but in a very special way.
These two stories are so loving, even though one hast to considerate how short they are. But I find this just gives them even more, this unique, deep and touching feeling that flows right into you, as soon as you've read the last word. read more 

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Diamond Dust addpermalink

I recommend this because they share a similiar atmosphere of sadness. They both involve a woman that's having hardships involving the piano, and a guy she's falling in love with. Both very well written 

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Coelacanth addpermalink

Both are 8 chapter mangas about similar love situations between the main characters and has the same slice of life feel.  

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Hoshi no Koe addpermalink

They both carry this feeling of melancholy and feature impossible romances. 

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Orange addpermalink

These 2 wonderful manga share themes of romance, tragedy, and regret. Their story lines are rather deep as they involve death in some way, and many emotions are evoked in the reader. In Orange, the main character attempts to resolve her regrets regarding a close friend as directed by her future self in a letter. WnSnJ's protagonists, a suicidal pianist & scarred murderer, connect and attempt to make peace with their darkest secrets. Both stories' tones, characters, and artwork are brilliantly executed. 

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Rec: Kimi ga Naita Hi addpermalink

Both manga have drama, romance, and tragedy.
Regarding the stories themselves, nice character development, beautiful artwork, and wonderful plots are present in each. Because they both have misunderstood characters and a character that wishes that they could live longer, the heart-wrenching atmospheres are also similar.
The only difference would be that Rec - Kimi ga Naita Hi is shoujo, whereas Watashitachi no Shiawase na Jikan is more seinen/josei. Although WnSnJ is more unique and more favored, I think that fans of one will like the other. I believe that anyone, any age will find these 1-volume manga enjoyable. 

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Transparent Cohabitation addpermalink

Both series tackle themes of regret, loneliness, death, and hopelessness in a mature way. They also have an element of romance between a main character who is somewhat cold due to past experiences and a person who is restricted from the outside world and all human contact. Like Yuu, a prisoner on death row, Joon Go is relegated to his apartment due to his untimely death and unfortunate circumstance of being a ghost. Through interacting and growing closer to these isolated individuals, the main characters learn to be authentic with themselves and others. 

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Both are short, intense, dark, psychological, and have a main and female, that stick together. 

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Futari no Renai Shoka addpermalink

Futari no Renai Shoka is a fairly short read. It is such a beautiful way of portraying love. It has a great ideology of accepting who you are and that your hobbies and interests are what makes you the person you set out to be. 

I took this mindset on going into Watshitachi no Shiawase na Jikan and it really opened my eyes to forgiving people and accepting others for who they are too. A truly inspirational story that I highly recommend if you enjoyed this one.

Enjoy ! 

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Manga: Sekai no Chuushin de, Ai wo Sakebu

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In both the stories lovers are separated by death. Both stories are moving and tear-jerkers but still bring out the message- Cherish life. 

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Oyasumi Punpun addpermalink

These manga are both very dismal slice-of-lifes with endings that verge more on the precariously reassuring than happy. The feature characters are all dysfunctional (in a "something terrible happened to me in the past" kind of way) and just trying to get by in the world. I would chalk both of these comics up to manga versions of Grave of the Fireflies: the best mangas that you never want to read again. 

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18 Diary addpermalink

Great Story, Amazing Characters and debatable artwork   

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Fumetsu no Anata e addpermalink

To you, the immortal will also make you gain trust and love the well written characters in the story and will definitely make you cry 

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Hotarubi no Mori e addpermalink

I have an affinity for beautifully tragic anime/manga, and I believe that the reason why I liked Watashitachi so much is because it gave me the same vibe as that of Hotarubi. After each anime, I was rendered rather speechless and mute or the next two weeks or so as I ponder over the short taste of heaven and hell contained in these small packages. 
In both stories, two unlikely characters stumble upon each other and, before even falling in love, already knew that someday, the two of them will be parted. Thus began the journey to make every meeting count, since they can't met everyday and in the process, inevitably, or, as I would like to say, tragically, falls in love. The ending I would like to keep under wraps, but for those of you that had read or seen either one, you can see the direction I'm heading towards.  read more 

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Annarasumanara addpermalink

Both manga feature female protagonists who are struggling with the difficulties in their lives. In both manga, the lives of these female protagonists change after meeting certain men, who have an impact in the way they see the world. Overall, both have similar moods and many emotional moments. 

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In both manga, the main protagonists are young girls with suicidal tendencies, whose lives change after meeting another man. Both are short and bittersweet stories, which create a similar mood and try to evoke feelings from the reader. 

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Haru no Noroi addpermalink

I feel that Haru no Noroi and Watashitachi no Shiawase na Jikan both ride on the themes of tragedy, regret and (of course) romance. Both tell a sad tale of people seeking a purpose/a reason to live on. I absolutely love these works and I definitely cried (a lot) to both, Lol. 

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Half & Half addpermalink

The main protagonists of these two series are similar in the sense that both of them don't like each other in the start of the series and are strangers who met in some unforeseen circumstances. The two manga are not very long and the art style are quite similar. Originality of the two stories cannot be ignored. 

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Inai Boku wa Hotarumachi ni Iru addpermalink

- Very similar artstyle
- About death and its acceptance
- Both short, readable in one sitting
 

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Yukionna to Kani wo Kuu addpermalink

These are both romances.
Both stories have depressing themes and even more depressing main characters.
The premises for both stories seem weird but also extremely realistic. 

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Koe no Katachi addpermalink

Though not as emotionally pressing as Shiawase na Jikan, Koe no Katachi has some great moments dealing with depression in a realistic way, that in a way raises awareness. Both of these stories are very emotionally heavy and will both make you cry. 

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P to JK addpermalink

Overall both stories have nothing in common. But the theme of crimes and redemption reminds me a little of the atmosphere of this manga, especially in the last arc of the story. 

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Usemono Yado addpermalink

I cannot reveal much without spoiling Usemono, but suffice to say, that at their core, both stories about love, life, death..... and the ones left behind. If you enjoy reading emotional stories, then I'd highly recommend this manga to you. 

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Taiyou no Uta addpermalink

both manga are short and depict love stories    

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Not Simple addpermalink

Both are short, beautiful, emotional, and depressing manga which create similar atmospheres and convey similar feelings to the reader. Both have main characters who come from dysfunctional families and end up in difficult situations. 

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Kumo no Mukou, Yakusoku no Basho addpermalink

Drawn by the same artist, both these manga deal with the theme of young love, that's impossible to attain. Both are also short reads. 

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Tada, Kimi wo Aishiteru addpermalink

Both mangas are beautiful sad love stories. In both stories the love develops through time spend with the other person. 

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Deep Love: Ayu no Monogatari addpermalink

Both are tragic love stories based off of novels that will make you cry 

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Mars addpermalink

The pivotal characters in Watashitachi no Shiawase na Jikan's struggles and growth as they help each other cope with problems at hand is very much similar to the relationship of Kira and Rei in Mars as they support and love each other. The problems featured in both mangas take on a more darker note rather than usual "gorgeous ex-girlfriend" or "persistent best friend" cliches. They also offer a realistic and layered glimpses into the complexities of the characters. Watashitachi no Shiawase na Jikan is a shorter manga  compared to Mars, but it is still well developed and despite its short length, the mangaka, Yumeko Sumomo is able to tell a love story that could have started off a cliche but weaves and develops into something beautiful, subtle and memorable. Mars, with its length (of 90 chapters) is able to paint a detailed picture of the characters and the problems that haunt them. However, despite its length, it doesn't deviate from its story line. While Mars is focused a lot more on the romance aspect of the characters like Kira and Rei, Watashitachi no Shiawase na Jikan offer a more subtle and tender look at the relationship of the two characters, Yuu and Mutou. Essentially, they are both touching and beautiful stories of the struggles of two characters and how with one another's support, they are able to move on forward. Perfect for a reader who craves romance but at the same time wishes for more realistic portrayals of love story that have slice of life elements. read more 

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Forest of Gray City addpermalink

Both of these manga have similar feelings to them. In both stories the characters are searching for meaning and have gone through psychological trauma or have been hurt in some way. They both show the need for companionship and show the healing that the main characters bring to each other. They are both very touching(practically life changing for Our Happy Hours) stories and have beautiful art.  

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Hana no Namae addpermalink

It's my first recomendation, but I couldn't avoid it. Hana no namae makes me remember of Watashitachi no Shiawase na Jikan so badly.
The main story is pretty different, but both have that kind of "dark aura" that wraps around you and is really deep, the characters are very complex and well developed during the story.
I can't describe very well with words but both have amazing stories and if you read one and liked it, you must read the other. 

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Shikeishuu 042 addpermalink

They both have a male character who is on death row, but we find out that's he's not really a bad guy. life just happened. They both have some romance and are extremely good.  

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Shiroi Kumo addpermalink

These mangas have absolutely nothing in common in terms of characters, story plot or art... BUT both are perfect examples of what drama in real life is. Both of them will make you cry at the end and think of life from a positive perspective at the same time. 

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Kimi ni shika Kikoenai addpermalink

Despite having different settings and plot events, both are heartbreaking masterpieces about short-lived happiness and a love that cannot be realized due to a harsh twist of fate. Be sure to prepare loads of tissues, buckets of tears are most likely to fall. 

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Ikigami addpermalink

Both talks about peaple in the verge of death , anyway I recommed reading (( Watashitachi no Shiawase na Jikan )) even if you dont like Ikigami 

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Tom Sawyer addpermalink

Both manga are adaptions from an original story. Tom Sawyer is not a direct adaption, but it still share similarities with Watashitachi no Shiawase na Jikan for being a quick, light and very emotional read. Both could also be considered as coming of age. 

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Sunadokei addpermalink

Both of these drama/romance shoujo have similar overtones. Both have very real stories and romance and are great reads.  

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Clannad: Tomoyo After addpermalink

If you enjoyed Tomoyo After's ending then you should definitely go read WnSnJ. It does a much better job with its ending imo and characters are more believable than the ones in Tomoyo After. Conversely, if you found WnSnJ too serious and would have enjoyed something with more comedy in it, then Tomoyo After would be a safe pick. 

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The Poet Who Buys Words addpermalink

The art is very similar, in their own unique and distinct way. Similar feel as well. In both works the male character is inhibited by their own problems, but helps the female character to overcome hers. Both are dark and include morals about life. 

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Magi no Okurimono addpermalink

Both are incredibly somber and bittersweet romance stories that deal with love, although they do it in very different ways. Magi no Okurimono uses the supernatural slightly to aid it in its story, but is ultimately less melodramatic than Shiawase na Jikan (not to say that it's bad, of course). If you liked the tone of Watashitachi no Shiawase na Jikan, you would do good to read Magi no Okurimono. The length is about the same, as well, and the mangaka can also pack a moving story in its volume. 

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Apollo no Uta addpermalink

They both are tragic love stories. 

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Cat Street addpermalink

Both star women who try to overcome the trauma from earlier in their lives through contact with other damaged people. 

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Onanie Master Kurosawa addpermalink

Both are very dark and incites emotional responses from the viewers.  

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Made in Heaven addpermalink

First off: both are very, very sad stories. They contain a man who has (in a way) given up on living since, because of circumstances, it does not allow him to live it fully. All of a sudden, a young woman named "Juri" (yes, in both of the stories) comes into their lives unexpectedly, and the young man can find no other thought than: "I want to live". The young women with troubled pasts then learn from the men, and then begin at a second chance at life... 

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Manga: Boku no Hatsukoi wo Kimi ni Sasagu

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Both manga have different settings and types of characters, but it's about two people who fall in love, but know that one day, death might come for the guy, so they try to stay by each other, with each other as their reason to live. 

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Akuma ni Itsukushimi no Te wo addpermalink

Both have characters looking for a reason to live.
The piano and Christianity play a major role in both stories. 

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CUT addpermalink

Although CUT is a yaoi manga and Watashitachi no Shiawase na Jikan is a straight one, these two mangas are quite similair. In both stories, two people with opposite problems meet and quite unintentionally help eachother through their problems, while they start to fall in love with eachother. However, if you read CUT first, Watashitachi no Shiawase na Jikan has unlike CUT a very sad ending, so keep that in mind if you would like to read it. 

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