Tada-kun wa Koi wo Shinai

According to the 1st 3 guys who recommend this, it has the same of the ff: director,same scriptwriter ,MC seiyuu as gekkan shoujo nozaki kun (mitsuyoshi and nozaki). MC (mitsuyoshi) just like nozaki and mc's friend (kaoru) just like mikorin. the same rom com, opening from both anime are done by same person....for the most part that is, thought I kinds disagree with those 1st 3 guys whom recommended this to Tada kun, Cu'z for one the guy friend of Tada is playboy wanna be while in Gekkan Shoujo the guy friend of Nozaki was more like an associate.  

-same director -same scriptwriter -same mc VA as gekkan shoujo nozaki kun (mitsuyoshi and nozaki) -mc (mitsuyoshi) just like nozaki and mc's friend (kaoru) just like mikorin -both rom com -the opening from both anime are done by same person -the female mc has a "fearful" friend (seo yuzuki and alexandra magritte) -both anime have similiar type characters : 1nd year a kouhai of the mc (Waka and yamashita dog), the 2nd year male and female mc (nozaki and Mitsuyoshi, Chiyo and Teresa), the 2nd year mc's friend (Mikorin and Kaoru, Seo and Alex, Kashima and Hinako), the 3rd year male senpai (Hori senpai and Hajime/Pin senpai), and the mc's sibling in junior high (Mayu and Yui) read more 

TL;DR: TadaKoi is essentially Nozaki-kun 2.0, a spiritual sequel if you will. The same studio and staff who worked on Nozaki-kun also worked on TadaKoi, but the similarities go deeper. Besides sharing a similar art style and genre, the male leads of each show share the same voice actor (Yuichi Nakamura voices both Nozaki and Tada). Also, the OPs are performed by the same artist (Masayoshi Oishi), and the EDs are performed by the voice actresses of the female lead for each show (Ari Ozawa for Nozaki-kun and Manaka Iwami for TadaKoi).  

Both series have a similar atmosphere (probably because they were produced by the same people) and both have a high school setting. But Tada-kun wa Koi wo Shinai seems to go more in a romance direction.  

same feeling when i wathcing, like the atmosphere, life and character 

What really binds Monthly Girls and TadaKoi is the relationship between a wide variety of characters. Our initial main characters who are much alike follow them in their school life working on their hobbies with their fellow friends. A relationship which slowly blows as well. Monthly Girls is a parody compared to an actual romance of TadaKoi. Still, both have good relationships and funny characters are present. Both are brought to you by the same director, Yamazaki Mitsue and the studio Doga Kobo. There are also a lot of other literal technical similarities I will leave to you to find out if you care.  

Both of these animes are very similar and remind me of each other very much. The setting, comedy and romance are also very similar and have the same tone of all those genres in there. Both are set in a high school, Gekkan revolves around around a girl having a crush on a guy who is a manga creator and trying to hang around with him more and being more on the comedic side. The Tada never falls in love being centered around Tada a aspiring photographer who slowly falls in love with new student but doesn't believe it as he has never loved, cried ot felt much emotion before. Both are short, funny and sweet! read more 

Are you a fan of Monthly Girls Nozaki-Kun? Yup, it has that kind of vibe. Heartwarming, fluffy stuff for the romantics out there who are looking for a story that DOESN'T involve female catfights, lewd panty shots, or cheating scumbags who are the love interest! Both animes have an adorable and bubbly female character who falls for the "serious guy". Both animes have a group of quirky and fun friends that do all sorts of shenanigans; along with beautiful production quality like the vibrant color palette and overall gorgeous animation.  

Both series are romantic comedy anime in Spring 2018. Each series has potential to provide multiple couple. And male main character from both series are calm person and quiet man.  

-Both have the male protagonist with difficulties to commit -Both fun rom-coms  

There is a strong resemblance between Wotakoi and TadaKoi, that is, this love life mixed along with having friends. Both these anime aren't just romance-heavy or just intense SoL leaning, but it is a good balance strong enough to convey that both are very important to just live life. Multiple relationships to love from, with a ton of activity to engage with whilst viewing. They are but honest depictions of life, I suppose. Wotakoi is more "less story" than TadaKoi's with an interesting plot to go alongside.  

Its hilarious and has awesome mc's ,t's definitely worth watching  

The show has a similar vibe to it with a naive, cheerful main heroine, Teresa, much like Chitanda in Hyouka. The main character, Tada, is also very similar to Oreki, and though he is more carefree than Tada he also has a childhood friend who is a polar opposite. Something that also caught my eye was the dialogue between characters, and like in Hyouka, Tada-kun has meaningful conversations that seem natural and don't have forced reactions. This sets up a relaxing vibe for the entire series and makes it more enjoyable. It is different though because at times, emotions and reactions in Tada-kun seem forced and unnatural, but that is not the majority of the time and the meaningful conversations mean a lot more to me. Additionally, the romance is much more extreme in Tada-kun, but overall, it is very similar. read more 

The MC and heroine are similar in waay too many ways. This is clean from harem elements, has very refined comedy and is just like tada kun, a simple romance/slice of life. 

-Both anime have a foreigner joining a group of Japanese friends -Both anime have the same high school love comedy feel to them -The female lead is a bit dumb in both of them -Both anime have pet cats in them 

The foreign girl enters a new life, along this trek awaits new friends, ups and downs, love, and just general fun. For such is to be expected of school life. Sakurasou and Tadakoi are simple school stories that are so honest to the core about what it is they show, that they are something of a special treat out there for fans of the romance genre. I suppose these types of stories aren't the most unique (I mean this recommendation really says), but regardless, the execution in both aren't meaningless and do hold a place in your heart if you so do become emotionally invested in both. I know I was.  read more 

Well, they are vastly different and have different audiences, but at the very least they are romance stories between, I suppose you could say unsuspected parties. Crow girl or foreigner who has a lot to her than meets the eye. It seems anything can go. Watch Sing Yesterday for drama romance, watch TadaKoi for more fluffy SoL romance.  

Best slice of life and romantic anime product by doga kobo studios 

The cafe seems like a place for the greatest of friends to come together and just have a ton of fun. Aside from that technical similarity, both Blend S and TadaKoi really come across as normal people doing normal things. Perhaps more true in TadaKoi's case but Blend S isn't just maid cafe shenanigans all day long. Despite that, I suppose a cafe is really a powerful place. Friendships last here, and a ton of memories are to be made. Blend S if you are looking for SoL heavy without anything else in the mix, I suppose it goes as far down as CGDCT. TadaKoi if you are looking for some sweet romance to lighten up your day.  read more 

Merely a love story, not a lot else to top it with, but one that services well enough for it to be something of a simple delight. They are just about people, people going to school and experiencing the bliss of love and the fountain of youth. I suppose both are more true with Tsukigakirei as it is based on literally both ideas, though TadaKoi is more experiencing the youthful side of life, as what is offered of its content is school kids knowing nothing but fun, the whole lot, with memories to spare and life to fulfil. Take what you will with both. A junior high love story between two trying to understand the whole game in the first place, or high school stories about a whole band of teens and the love that blossoms in between them.  read more 

These friendship groups feel a lot more natural, to add to the fact that both have multiple romances or at least hint it so it isn't just the main two to focus on. Anyway, they are quite different anime with Golden Time being more drama than TadaKoi's sweet and chill romance. But take what you will from both. Natural flow with genuine connections. What more do you want?  

Tada-kun and Irozuku center on a new girl from another country (Teresa Wagner) or another era (Hitomi Tsukishiro) who have contact with the main boy in strange situations before officially presentating each other, and of course you know that they'll end up together in one or another way. Main male character Tada and Aoi are depicted as cold and completely focused in their hobby, Mitsuyoshi with photography and Yuito with art. Both of them are in the Photography Club of their schools with more friends, though in IroDuku, Aoi is the only one in the art section. The big divergence is in the content of their stories, IroDuku is much more dramatic and ambitious, Tada-kun is much more relaxed, but also never got the ambition and has lazy characters. read more