Gokinjo Monogatari


Neighborhood Stories

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Synonyms: Neighborhood Story, GokiMono
Japanese: ご近所物語
English: Neighborhood Stories
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Information

Type: TV
Episodes: 50
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Sep 10, 1995 to Sep 1, 1996
Premiered: Fall 1995
Broadcast: Sundays at 08:30 (JST)
Licensors: None found, add some
Studios: Toei Animation
Source: Manga
Genres: ComedyComedy, DramaDrama, RomanceRomance
Theme: Visual ArtsVisual Arts
Demographic: ShoujoShoujo
Duration: 25 min. per ep.
Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

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Score: 7.661 (scored by 59435,943 users)
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Ranked: #13862
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Popularity: #4363
Members: 28,329
Favorites: 394

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Both of them are written by Ai Yazawa so the ambiance feels the same : a group of people making clothes themselves while trying to figure out their dreams. Romance is involved in both, and we follow more the relationship of the male and femal main characters. same kind of humor. If you liked Paradise Kiss, their is not doubt you will also like gokinjo monogatari. 
report Recommended by Chipie
Gokinjo Monogatari is the iconic predecessor of shoujo/josei series like Nana. Both mangas were written by Ai Yazawa. 
report Recommended by Gaia_Riot
both has a cute couple that obviuosley needs to be together, but for some reason isn't. both are funny and romantic, and really remind me of each other. 
report Recommended by callen8yam2
Gokinjo Monogatari and Super Gals have very similar feel, both story center around the life of a high school girl and her company, they feature the same themes like romance, friendship and fashion. Both anime are very amusing with a lot of funny moments but have the sad ones as well. 
report Recommended by Rella
Kimi ni Todoke has a lot in common with Gokinjo Monogatari. They are both high school love stories, fairly slice of life, and feature adorable chibis. I think the art style is also comparable, though Kimi ni Todoke is certainly a much softer style. If you're looking for a romance and coming of age story, either is a great choice. 
report Recommended by Susan
From the first episode, Hachimitsu to Clover reminded me of Gokinjo Monogatari. Both has the same setting of art school and both follow the characters as they try to make sense of life, pursue love, and find their place in life. 
report Recommended by Niveen_Sleem
Similar drama, romance situation and art, Both main heroine's have bleached hair and include a self-centered "antagonistic" girl, who causes drama within the series. (Peach Girl has Sae and Gokinjo Monogatari has Mariko)  
report Recommended by Cureyurika
These series are aimed at a similar audience and are full of nonstop energy and shoujo drama. 
report Recommended by Anomalous
Another story of a couple of high school friends who become a couple, involving comedy and drama along the way. This has less side characters but still feels fairly "slice of life" and also deals with the same coming of age issues of leaving school and working out what to do next. 
report Recommended by staindude