Joshiraku

Watching this show has the same feel as watching Lucky Star, with the same level of cuteness that the Lucky Star girls give. 

Lots of funny and pointless conversations. Both are a bit self-referential. Both make fun of themselves and anime as a whole. 

Both are slice of life revolving around girls. Many dialogues are dominating in both with Japanese informations. 

Both have carefree girls talking about different things with no real plot at all, just pure comedy. 

Dialogue heavy anime with a focus on a group of friends discussing various every-day topics with occasional references and jokes. Incredibly laid back as they're down to earth and occasionally relate able. Biggest difference is Lucky Star's theme of otaku culture while Joshiraku tends to focus on more general Japanese topics. 

both are about groub of girls talking about nonsense things, they have the same feel, the same kind of humor, both are just enjoyable anime without any plot 

Joshiraku and Lucky Star are comic series with opposite themes, but with similar plots. A group of girls discuss Japanese culture, trivial things in life and even anime issues. Both usually perform satires of the aforementioned, showing the various conclusions of these, taken from a different point of view, with a humor that can be childish and sometimes very intelligent. Even one can not fully understand. 

-Both are slice-of-life comedies, with each episode having different skits and stories that are exclusive. -Both have very well-made OPs and EDs as well as lovable characters 

One would often find the comedy and the characters almost similar. From reserved to an outgoing main character, you will find these traits in the characters of Lucky Star and Joshiraku. These two series follow the daily lives of a primarily female cast. While Lucky Star is about high school students (and no, not elementary students) Joshiraku is centered among young adults as rakugo tellers. Often the discussions each of the characters have from both series are tied to Japanese literature, culture, tradition, or any of the sort. Note that the comedy in Lucky Star relies mainly from parodies of other series like Full Metal Panic! and Suzumiya Haruhi no Yuuutsu (some of the original author's favourite series), while Joshiraku would be enjoyable for a larger audience. read more 

Joshiraku is also about kawaii girls having silly talks and silly moments 

Wonder why noone recommended this yet xD Similar joke-making style, both are labelled as "ordinary" with some epic plot twists.  

Both are really crazy and parodic silce of life shows with its studios going all-out to portray its comedic scenes. Though after four episodes Joshiraku slows a bit and kinda gets boring, but if you are into this kinda shows you will like them both, I guess. 

Same type of gag humour, except references to popular anime and movies 

Joshiraku and Nichijou are comic series with opposite themes, but with similar plots. A group of girls discuss Japanese culture, trivial things in life and even anime issues. Both usually perform satires of the aforementioned, showing the various conclusions of these, taken from a different point of view, with a humor that can be childish and sometimes very intelligent. Even one can not fully understand. 

They have a very similar sense of humour and the feel of the anime is the same, both are a mix of cuteness, randomness and hilariousness. Next to this the animes star almost only girls and don't follow any big story lines or set subjects. I would say the intended audience for Joshiraku is a bit older and there is more knowledge of Japanese culture, Japanese language and general pop culture needed to fully enjoy the anime. As for the humour Nichijou has more of a focus on visual aspects and Joshiraku more on puns.  

Both have very similar styles of humor  

Both have very similar styles of absurd comedy and they also have extremely cute girls!  

-Both shows comprise of episodes each having multiple skits and stories that aren't really related to each other -Both are good sources for giggles and laughs :) -If you enjoyed one, you'll most likely enjoy the other as well  

What may briefly look like a normal-enough slice-of-life-show is soon exposed as an offbeat, somewhat surreal comedy. This describes Nichijou and Joshiraku equally. Like a lot of anime, they have situational comedy; but they are distinct for balancing it with a whole lot of absurdism, non sequiturs, puns, shaggy dog stories, and ludicrous slapstick. 

Same creator, japanese humor, parody,no actual plot 

Both of these series comedic satire that is often presented with absurd humor. They occur random and are not significantly important in various scenes. There is a word plays in both series that is humorous and entertaining to watch. However, they do not have a linear story plot or deep insightful characters. Instead, it focuses on the characters and the actions to do that are often explored with social comedy. 

Dialogue based Japanese humor with a dash of fanservice. This feels like SZS but without Itoshiki-sensei, Japanese culture references are rife. If you enjoyed one you will probably enjoy the other. 

Both anime don't really have a plot, it's just filled with plenty jokes and parodies. The fact that they share the same author makes it even more similar. 

+Same author +Very similar, somewhat dark, humor  

Similar type of comedy where the chars just talks about random topics that usually leads to something random and crazy. Also both main chars tend to be the tsukkomi for the rest of the cast. 

Mundane life and same feeling with the humor. There is no set plot for either show, and they are more episodic. 

Group of girls telling hilarious jokes, playing ridiculous games and making cultural references. 

Apart from being a slice of life with a cast of 5 girls and few supporting characters, they are similar in other ways: - Both break the 4th wall numerous times and make self-referential jokes - Both include a lot of talking and little action. Though there is still more sceneries in Joshiraku. - Both involve several references to Japanese literature (Joshiraku also has a good number of references to Japanese politics) 

Both shows focus on cute girls talking about random subjects humorously. Both shows are not very mainstream outside of Japan. Overall, if you enjoyed laughing with one, you'll likely enjoy laughing with the other. 

Plot? What's that? Story structure? Never heard of it. Fourth wall? Who needs it? Behind each show's art styles and settings, these are stories about a group of young women who pass the time playing silly games and talking about the weirdest things. Both shows also have very interesting (and in my opinion entertaining) approaches to absurd visual comedy. 

Bunch of cute girls talking about everyday things in a cynical way? Yes. Cute girls having fun in a creative way? Sure. Girls that have chosen a very particular, weird career path... like maybe rakugo performers or fairies? Yeah. Beautiful similarities, equal surprises. 

Both are themed around the rakugo performances with likeable characters. Joshiraku is a full on comedy anime though 

Anime centered around the traditional Japanese performing art of Rakugo. The characters are rakugo performers and we see their lives both on stage and outside of the theater. However, SGRS is much more dramatic and serious while Joshiraku is more laid back and comedic. 

While it might look different, the humor and occasional slapstick comedy makes both series seem like they’re one in the same. Both very funny and the plot never falters. 

Hilarious self-aware comedies about a small cast of characters talking mainly on a single room. They make a lot of references, that only really work if you've seen the anime they are talking about, but if that's your type of humor, both series handle that really well. The first episodes are especially similar, breaking the 4th wall and making some of the same jokes. 

Funny slice of lifes about friends talking about random things that will make you laugh.If you like one, I'm sure you'll like the other!  

Cute girls doing cute things? Raised to an extreme comedy level, yes 

Both are simple but interesting comedies. The 2 anime do not really try to force the laughs and the gags are original and interesting.