Sasameki Koto

Really similar settings, characters. You couldn't tell Sumi apart from Fumi even if your life was on the line (: Both sweet shoujo-ai, slice of life animes. Though sasameki koto is a bit better imo (: 

Both similar in the fact that they have yuri elements in it. They don't go overboard in the way strawberry panic does 8[ Both of these anime are funny and cute. Sasameki Koto may be a little more related to a slice of life.  

Give off similar feeling, though Candy Boy will leave you flying, sasameki koto is really sweet shoujo-ai as well (: If you liked one, watch the other one too (duh <(^.^ )> ) 

Although they might not be similar in pace, and Kashimashi involves a boy changing into a girl, they both contain soft and nice artwork with cute characters you're bound to fall in love with. 

Both sweet shows that explore the romantic feelings between girls in a realistic and balanced way. Citrus is a bit darker, but they're both heartwarming and real.  

Comedy around high school girls. Though Sasameki koto has some yuri & romance parts leading to slightly heavy moments, the series is 80% funny and highly enjoyable. Both series got good pace, arrangement and scripts. 

Although Taishou Yakyuu Musume is about girls during the Taisho period, the two series are very similar in their humor. Both have moe elements and cute girls without being disrespectful to women; in fact, Sasameki Koto realistically portrays girls having lesbian relationships without outright pandering to men, and Taisho depicts girls breaking out of the stereotypes of the time to do what they want to (play baseball) and prove themselves. Taisho Yakyuu Musume also has some slight yuri elements to it although Sasameki Koto is obviously yuri. Both follow the girls' and their friends as they go through daily life and try to accomplish their goals. read more 

Both stories are about young girls and their daily life with some comedy and shoujo-ai stuff.  

Girls love school life series that focuses on the budding romance between a pair of female friends. There isn't a whole lot of F/F romance stories out there, so if that's something you're looking for, go to either of these! 

I feel like if you enjoyed Sasaemki Koto then you might like Nichijou, these animes are different but I feel like they have the same vibes. Both have chaotic friend groups and get themselves into situations, and the art styles are pretty similar too. 

both show the more realistic life of wlw and how it is to discover this part of yourself. they both don't oversexualize the relationshipof two teenage girls. the main couple of sasameki koto is different as murasame and kazama are childhood friends. kazama is an openly gay teenage girl and doesn't have many friends because of this. murasame, her best friend has a crush on her and kazama has yet to realize her feelings. 

Sweet yuri anime with similar themes such as realizing your own feelings. 

Both series are relatively slow paced high school love stories. The plot of both shows revolve around two friends coming to develop feelings for the other. The main characters also share some similarity in their desire to be cute or girly, rather than the appearance they give off. Kimi ni Todoke's Sawako being creepy and unapproachable, while Sasameki Koto's Sumika is cool and masculine. 

Being strong on one and only genre is good, it make a strong positioning for the show. However when the show go for more than one tone, it's worth watching even more, as long as one genre doesn't spoil the others. This two shows are probably one of the leading high-school romance comedy of its time. Both shows has a potential of a good comedy, while also maintain high standard of drama and romantic content. The episode can be a pure comedy, pure drama, or mixed, you don't know what to expect for each episode, but that's the charm of these multi-genres romantic comedy. 

They all show school life with yuri genre. Inugami-san to Nekoyama-san is light-hearted and fun without adult scenes. 

Hourou Musuko and Sasameki Koto both deal with gender role issues and how friendships are affected in these situations. They approach the issue from different angles and have a different art style (well not much has an art style quite like Hourou Musuko), but overall they have a very similar feel. 

Among a group of friends, there is a pair of friends where one girl has unvoiced feelings for her friend that her friend is completely unaware of. Acchi Kocchi has Tsumiki and Io (het), and Sasameki Koto has Sumika and Ushio (shoujo-ai). 

Both series show the intimacy of female friendship and romance in the school days, but in different ways. Marimite is like a HQ portrait in a catholic school while Sasameki Koto is more like an everyday photo. Sasameki koto is around 70% comedy 30% romance. 

both series featured post-credits scenes after the closing sequence as an epilogue to the main episode 

Sasameki Koto has some shoujo-ai elements and is slightly more angsty at times, while Aria is lighter fare, but at heart, both series revolve around a group of girls making friends, having new encounters, and simply living life. Recommended for slice-of-life fans who enjoy a sprinkle of comedy and a dash of funny faces.