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If you liked Chorokute Kawaii Kimi ga Suki add

...then you might like Futarijime Romantic add

The heroines of these manga are hopeless romantics who cannot hide their feelings. With having their feelings on display from day 1, both manga share similarities in how they limit the typical "will they won't they" trope often seen in shoujo romance. Both are fluffy shoujo romance manga with refreshing heroines.

If you liked Usotoki Rhetoric add

...then you might like Kimi wa Nazotoki no Ma Chérie add

Not only both share similar premise of a detective duo solving mysteries in a historical era Japan with a female main character, the dynamic of the detective and assistant is similar too. Both has the more laid-back and mysterious male characte alongside the more serious female MC. The mystery aspect is also similar in which they are more on the simpler side. The cases are things that can be found in everyday setting, showing more sensitivity and most times with heartwarming conclusions.

If you liked Suki desu Suzuki-kun!! add

...then you might like Katayoku no Labyrinth add

They both gave off similar feel - like they are written and drawn by the same person or team. The way the characters are drawn are very similar, the style is very cute with big eyes and a lot of blushing. Although Katayoku no Labyrith is a little unique with its supernatural touch, both series are romance stories at the core and both share similar type of angsty love polygon drama that involves more than one couple.

If you liked Chihiro-kun wa, Atashi Holic. add

...then you might like Kaoru Watashi ni Kiss wo Shite. add

Right off the bat, these 2 manga gave a similar look with their clean and cute shoujo manga art style - which makes one recommendable if artstyle is what attract you to one. Both shared the typical MC that doesn't really stand out, starting a relationship with a handsome guy early on - making them a couple most of the story. Similarly, they shared a very feminine theme revolving around the story - one about perfume and another about fashion.

If you liked Koishitagari no Blue add

...then you might like Tonari no Atashi add

Reading Tonari no Atashi reminds me of Koishitagari no Blue. They both have similar vibe from the type of stories and how it is drawn. You can tell that they come out from the same era from the art style. As for the story telling, both follow a similar formula of love polygon as the drama point. They also share the cheerful and naive MC that gets more mellow over time as they learn more about love and heartbreak.

If you liked Usotoki Rhetoric add

...then you might like Kusuriya no Hitorigoto add

Usotoki Rhetoric and Kusuriya no Hitorigoto share similar impression as they both centers on mystery solving and lead by a female MC. While Kusuriya no Hitorigoto is a seinen, it has qualities similar with shoujo/josei manga that mainly attract female readers with its storytelling, especially with the character depth of the female MC and the slight romance - something that is also seen with Usotoki Rhetoric, a shoujo manga. Both has the romance more at the side, and focuses on the mystery aspect.

If you liked Positively Yours add

...then you might like There Must Be Happy Endings add

There's a little bit more serious drama and supernatural themes on There Must Be Happy Endings, but overall both series share similar atmosphere of drama/romance webtoon due to the romance and art style. Marriage contract-type of stories where the couple get married first and grow to love each other after. Similar couple dynamics with a rich and perfect male lead. Both also share a similar type of pretty & sparkly webtoon art style.

If you liked ALMIGHTY X 10 add

...then you might like Ui x Kon add

Reading Ui X Kon reminds me of Almighty X 10 as both stories are set in a school/dorm with a pretty bizzare system that makes me as a reader could only wish to be a part of. Both are fun to read shoujo manga with little to no serious drama. The main characters also share a similar positive attitude personality.

If you liked Pandora Hearts add

...then you might like Kurenai Ouji add

Supernatural-Fantasy series with similar atmosphere where it seems lighthearted, especially in the beginning, but there is an underlying dark ambiece. Both series concern around some mystery surrounding the main characters' origins and involve many unique characters. The aesthetic is also similar with the gothic fashion style.

If you liked Shiro Seijo to Kuro Bokushi add

...then you might like Konyaku Haki sareta Reijou wo Hirotta Ore ga, Ikenai Koto wo Oshiekomu add

Sweet and fluffy romcoms with a slow-moving romance. The chemistry between the characters are similar, where they are friendly with each other but there's obliviousness about their own feelings to each other, either coming from one person or both. Both couples don't do much to further their relationship, but are pushed/supported by the people around them. The shows also share the episodic formula, are set in fantasy setting and uses bright colors, giving them a similar feel and watching experience.

If you liked Tongari Boushi no Atelier add

...then you might like Medalist add

Main cast of children with strong characterization, and their teachers that help them grow. Both is similar in how they put importance on the student-teacher relationships, and slowly showing how the childrens and adults affect or inspire each other - giving depths to both children and adult characters.

If you liked Hikaeme ni Ittemo, Kore wa Ai add

...then you might like Museru kurai no Ai wo Ageru add

Romance stories with a shared pairing dynamic of a serious girl and a free spirited guy. The approach to the art style also similar, giving similar reading experience. If you like and is looking for the "fast romance" aspect of one, I would recommend to read the other one for the same reason.

If you liked Kimi wa Houkago Insomnia add

...then you might like Veil add

The art style and setting of these mangas are completely different, but both excels at giving an atmospheric experience through its art and the interactions between the main couple that feels natural. If you like one of these manga because of the ambience, I'd recommend reading the other one.

If you liked Summertime Render add

...then you might like Tengoku Daimakyou add

Both series pulls you in with their mystery and a little bit of action, led by interesting duo who works together with great chemistry. Although the setting are different, with Tengoku Daimakyou sets in a post-apocalyptic world, and Summertime Render sets in a small island - both settings give that tranquil vibe, coupled by the mystery that gives somekind of uneasy feeling that are reminiscent of each other. I think the mystery alone gives the other a worthy show to try if you like the other.

If you liked Saku-chan to Nozomi-kun add

...then you might like Okashiratsuki. add

Differences and acceptence. Changes and growth. Stories about troubled kids that find comfort from one another and grow together. Both brought up unusual topics to the table but very much relevant in real life. The stories are told through a passage of time as we see the characters grow in age and mind. Finally, they share a somewhat calm atmosphere through its art and storytelling.

If you liked Nidome no Natsu, Nidoto Aenai Kimi add

...then you might like Kimi no Wasurekata wo Oshiete add

Music, dreams, and drama. Besides the similar themes, both have similar clean art styles and simple story-telling that makes them a lighter read for drama, even though the underlying theme that pushed the story itself is quite grim with sadness or hopelessness.

If you liked Aria add

...then you might like Tenju no Kuni add

One is set on 18th century Tibet, while the other is on Mars in the future, but both offers a comfortable read about the daily life of a hardworking, positive protagonists that remind me of each other. On top of the protagonists' outlooks on life, the art of both series are so detailed, sucking you into the story to appreciate the world of it.

If you liked Tongari Boushi no Atelier add

...then you might like Shadows House add

Whimsical with a little dark atmosphere. Stories about a little girl going through their days, slowly unraveling the mystery of respective worlds. Although different in setting, both is set in a fantasy world that is written thoughtfully. The MC having little knowledge on their respective worlds creates the suspense of both manga. Through its artwork and mystery, both gave that kind of dark atmosphere, but toned down with the cast with colorful personalities in each series.

If you liked HajiOtsu. add

...then you might like Hatsukoi Maze add

Relationships formed very early on with a person they just met. The main couple of both series share a similar dynamic in which they are both shy and the relationship grows slowly but surely. Both are cute, fluffy manga that's easy to read. If you like one, you probably enjoy the other.

If you liked Higashi no Eden add

...then you might like Great Pretender add

Although the plot are far different from each other, both shows have similar balance of seriousness and quirkiness. Both are quite witty shows with interesting and mysterious characters. Both has some unexpected actions, making it suspenseful but are presented in a unique and fun way.

If you liked Kono Oto Tomare! add

...then you might like Runway de Waratte add

The strong theme of passion are shared in these two shows. They both highlight the hardships that the main characters had to face in order for them to achieve their dream. Both shows also involve the world of art. One about fashion, and one about the traditional instrument, Koto.

If you liked Ohayou toka Oyasumi toka add

...then you might like Marry Me! add

These manga remind me of each other with their similar atmosphere. Both are heartwarming manga that bring the topics of family and relationships between people in the point of view of a young salaryman. Marry Me! is about newlyweds, so it has more emphasis on growing romance as well.

If you liked Sakura-sou no Pet na Kanojo add

...then you might like Imouto sae Ireba Ii. add

These two anime discuss the world of creators, wrapped in a comedy with some eccentric characters. Both involved drama, friendship and romance that stemmed from unspoken rivalry. They have similar message and atmosphere, but Sakurasou feels more serious compared to the more comedic ImoSae.

If you liked Majo-senpai Nippou add

...then you might like Koori Zokusei Danshi to Cool na Douryou Joshi add

Similar type of office romance that sets in a world where non-humans are accepted in everyday life in modern Japan. Both also share a relaxing atmosphere created by its story telling and simple art style.

If you liked Mikakunin de Shinkoukei add

...then you might like Tonikaku Kawaii add

Both share similarities with the premise of a romance, yet the content leans more to comedy. Both are pretty light hearted with little drama. The romantic couple is set from the beginning, but progresses very slowly, since the shows are heavy with the comedy parts. Another similarity is from the cast, both are dominated by female characters.

If you liked Tsubasa to Hotaru add

...then you might like Risouteki Boyfriend add

Similar atmosphere of high school romance shoujo, and similar main couple dynamics. Cheerful girl and a guy who is oblivious about love, making the girl to be more active in pursuing the guy. Both has themes of romantic rivalires, but it is more prominent in Tsubasa to Hotaru by having a more involved second male lead.

If you liked Bakemonogatari add

...then you might like Kaguya-sama wa Kokurasetai: Tensai-tachi no Renai Zunousen add

This is a recommendation to Monogatari series in general. Both Kaguya-sama and Monogatari series heavily uses narration in their story telling, and is done well. Both anime are also presented in a pretty unique style, giving a new kind of experience in this medium. The difference is Kaguya-sama is more episodic, while Monogatari series have an overarching plot.

If you liked Taiyou no Ie add

...then you might like Ohayou toka Oyasumi toka add

Both manga shares the similar heartwarming atmosphere and themes surrounding family and the warmth of a home. Being a shoujo manga, Taiyou no Ie has a strong romance element in it. On the other hand, Ohayou Toka Oyasumi Toka lacks romance and focuses on the family drama. If you enjoy Taiyou no Ie because of the family aspect of it, then I'd recommend picking up Ohayou Toka Oyasumi Toka. Likewise, if you enjoy Ohayou Toka Oyasumi Toka but wished for something with more romance, I'd recommend reading Taiyou no Ie.

If you liked Alive: Saishuu Shinkateki Shounen add

...then you might like Bloody Monday add

Started with deadly crisis and phenomenon, these two manga shares very similar atmosphere. Both feels intense and a bit mature than the usual shonen series. However, they're still shonen series, and is shown by the similarity of having an MC with full of spirit. The major difference is that Alive has a strong supernatural theme in it and the fights are more physical, whereas in Bloody Monday the fights are more mind battles.

If you liked Ase to Sekken add

...then you might like Honnou Switch add

Mature romance manga that are cute, yet can also be quite steamy. Both started with a one night stand that turns into something more. The chemistry between the couples are really good in both manga, relying on their trust and communication for the story progression instead of misunderstandings.