Kaoru Hana wa Rin to Saku
The Fragrant Flower Blooms with Dignity
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Kaoru Hana wa Rin to Saku

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Synonyms: The Fragrant Flowers Bloom with Dignity
Japanese: 薫る花は凛と咲く
English: The Fragrant Flower Blooms with Dignity
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Type: Manga
Volumes: Unknown
Chapters: Unknown
Status: Publishing
Published: Oct 21, 2021 to ?
Genres: Drama Drama, Romance Romance
Theme: School School
Serialization: Magazine pocket
Authors: Mikami, Saka (Story & Art)

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Score: 8.801 (scored by 2884128,841 users)
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Ranked: #422
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Popularity: #180
Members: 87,938
Favorites: 5,582

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Both series are refreshing high school slice of life series with a solid focus on the development between the friendships between the characters. Both Rintarou and Shima's lives change for the better when they meet the female protagonists of each series, Waguri and Mitsumi respectively. Both series are delightful and put a huge smile on my face whenever I read them. If you liked one series, you’re sure to enjoy the other! 
reportRecommended by xcherryblossomx
Both Romeo and Juliet type stories about two teens at different schools which both have comically intense rivalries. Main difference is that Boarding School Juliet is more comedy focused, while this one is more romance focused. 
reportRecommended by veteranweeblife
Do you want to read something that convinces you that people can still be good and the world can still be a beautiful place? Both of these are seemingly delinquent stories which are actually all about friendship, self-discovery, warm and slow moments, cute and hottish romance and learning to respect and cherish yourself and others. The characters are also cute and hot. ^0* 
reportRecommended by Trivialmadness
similar art styles, cute romance and well written  
reportRecommended by iamdopeuarenope
Both follow male leads who appear intimidating and standoffish but are actually gentle giants who care deeply for those around them. They both learn to face their insecurities and better themselves after saving and becoming acquainted with a sweet female lead who attends an all-girls school. They both also have wonderful friends around them who are there to help, and these friendships are very well fleshed out. Both also involve one of the main characters wanting to pursue baking as a profession. Both feature healthy relationships and friendships alike, and if you enjoy one, I recommend the other.  
reportRecommended by noodlesan
-Cute romance -Green flagg ML -Green flag FL -Lovable side characters -Funny interactions Hope this is a good find for you <3 
reportRecommended by giftina
Both of them have good characters 
reportRecommended by neggawhat
MCs portrayed as "dangerous Delinquents" when in reality they're attempting to better themselves because they''ve been lacking social relations throughout their lives. Beastars initally becomes heavy in romance, then shifts into several different genres such as mystery, action, discrimination etc. It especially explores a complex world-builidng where carnivore and herbivore deal with each other and there's many elements that have never been done in anime/manga. Fragrant Flower doesn't involve literal sluts and heavy topics, while it does progress with your typical anime tropes, it's still a charming character-driven romance that also goes in depths of other adorable characters. The melodramatic moments honestly makes this a laid-back  read more 
reportRecommended by Euroqean
Both manga are high school stories that deal with romance and interpersonal relationships in a group of friends. They both have moments of comedy and drama, and the interactions that the characters have with each other help make the overall story more enjoyable and relatable. 
reportRecommended by Swift_Sloth
If you enjoyed "The Fragrant Flower Blooms With Dignity" then I would recommend you "You and I are polar opposites" it has the same happy feeling, the romance is great, theres not a lot of kidding around, and the sidecast also gets attention which gives a nice feeling, I would heavily recommend "you and I are polar opposites" if you are looking for another romance to read! 
reportRecommended by Keiji_Jeager
It's that type of romance manga that it's very dramatic and wholesome but on top of it all, it doesn't fall in your "typical drama cliche" and brings something new to the table on almost every characters development. The kind of reading time where you want to grow with the characters and smile at every arc and accomplishment. And, most importantly, characters are allowed to be just friends and bond together in search of something great for themselves and others.  
reportRecommended by Sakura_Reviews
Koe no Katachi gives some of the same vibes as Kaoru Hana wa Rin to Saku. So if you enjoyed Koe no katachi then you will most likely enjoy Kaoru Hana wa Rin to Saku. As a quick note: The drama in both is also decently similar to one and another, with the whole looks like an asswhole but really isn't. 
reportRecommended by Thoft
Strong artstyle similarity, likely to the point of direct influence 
reportRecommended by Druser
Both series primarily follow the footsteps of a seemingly intimidatingly looking protagonist and an honour heroine, and how their world(s) changes with the blossom of a newfound teenage love. 
reportRecommended by SgtBateMan
It kinda like Romeo and Juliet life, they living in an environment that hate each other, but they hide their relationship. However, they develop their friendship and got the support from their friends, this manga also similar to Boarding School Juliet. Last but not least, the female lead is so green flag and the story and plot itself is wholesome, so just give it a try already! 
reportRecommended by iKool
Both have cutely in love couples, being at a similar level of wholesomeness. While Kaoru Hana develops in highschool, Watashi to Kekkon tells us the passage of the relationship of an old couple. Be warned that Watashi to Kekkon has some more drama in it compared to the pure Kaoru Hana. 
reportRecommended by Nicholas_Eiti
I am honestly surprised no one has made this recommendation before. These two series have a lot in common. They are both drama romance series with a similar coming of age type story. I think that the way the main characters mature and develop their relationships with the people around them is particularly similar. The main difference between the two would be the heavier tone of Ibarahime, but even if that is normally not your thing I still think you should give it a shot. 
reportRecommended by unnamedhuman
They are both really, really cute! The atmosphere, love and character development are similar. 
reportRecommended by FreeSinne
Both mangas give a simmilar wholesome vibe. I think it is because they're both slice of life stories that focus on the slow but sure development of the relationship between the protegonist as they evolve in their own way. Both mangas also show friendship and the importance of communication in relationships. 
reportRecommended by kaazca
Both mains deal with anxiety and trying to cover it up by pretending everything is alright, and gain character development as they get closer to new friends in high school. While Butai ni Sake! is theatre-focused and Kaoru Hana is romance-focused, they're both very wholesome and cute manga. 
reportRecommended by Quillium
Both are romance manga that also have a good focus on friendship and character development. The story and characters are all very wholesome in both as well. 
reportRecommended by Quillium
Both are cute and fluffy rom-coms with a bit of drama sprinkled about. They are both well written and the themes are handled maturely. The characters are all likable and develop each chapter. I highly recommend. 
reportRecommended by Football1650
Both are light-hearted romances with a misunderstood, scary-looking MC. Beast Master is quite short, and has more violent aspects to it. 
reportRecommended by Leyren
Similarities: The relationship dynamics between the two are quite similar in the sense that they're very sweet and caring to each other. Lots of fluff and the female leads both have attended an all girls school and are quiet. Differences: Hibi Chouchou doesn't have as much opposition to the relationship as Kaoru Hana wa Rin to Saku does. 
reportRecommended by maithyy
light-hearted school romances with a misunderstood but kind, scary-looking MC. 
reportRecommended by Leyren
Both are light-hearted romances with a misunderstood, scary-looking MC. 
reportRecommended by Leyren
Both are romances with a misunderstood, scary-looking MC. Honey is a bit more drama-heavy, while Kaoru Hana is very light-hearted. 
reportRecommended by Leyren
The MCs of both manga are delinquent-like with a sweet side on them. While Zeikin has a more slice of life style to it, Kaoru Hana focuses mainly on romance, so if you liked Zeikin and are feeling like reading some romance, give Kaoru Hana a try. As for Zeikin, the MC gets on quests to learn from people and books (he is pretty curious), being a pretty laid back manga. While on Kaoru Hana, the main couple is trying to develop their relationship and understand one another 
reportRecommended by Nicholas_Eiti