Non Non Biyori

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Non Non Biyori and Yuru Yuru are slice of life series that are very refreshing. The main character consists of female characters that experiences youth while building meaningful memories in their lives. There is charming comedy that is portrayed every chapter as where life takes them. 

For both manga, there's a slice of life theme involving cute girls doing cute things. But perhaps what makes both titles entertaining to read is the execution of its humor. They don't follow any serious storyline but rather than daily lives of these girls and the activities they do. Furthermore, the main cast of both Yuyushiki and Non Non Biyori has many humorous conversations regarding school, life, and anything out of randomness of value.  

Rather than following any complicated linear story, both series adapts a simple slice of life environment with a colorful cast of characters. The majority of the main characters' cast are made up of young girls of diverse personalities. Yet, there is a good relationship that connects them together as they take on everyday challenges. Both series has a good amount of genuine comedy that inspires laughter. Recommended for fans who are interested in a charming slice of life. 

There's a very charming innocence when it comes to the way Non Non Biyori and Shirogane no Nina are presented. Both series has a relatively small group of characters. However, the main female characters have great curiosity revolving almost everything around them. There may be no overly complex story plots but the countryside feeling that both series offer is undeniably breathtaking.  

Kiniro Mosaic and Non Non Biyori are a must-read for any slice of life. With a colorful cast of characters, quiet atmosphere, and charming story, both series shows great examples of every day life events. The main characters' relationships tells a story each episode with their dialogues, actions, and gimmicks. The simplicity of their story can appeal to any audience with their serene feeling of innocence. Kiniro Mosaic is also known for some characters from other countries while Non Non Biyori has a cast of adorable female characters of almost all ages. 

If you're looking for a simple slice of life, then Barakamon and Non Non Biyori are two names that shouldn't be overlooked. Both series adapts a realistic tone with its setting, characters, and themes. They present slice of life in a way that is easy to understand and capable of genuine comedy with its various gimmicks. The main characters' relationships are also memorable in both series despite being simple. This is because of the way they personify life with its usage of clever dialogues and character interactions.  

Even reincarnated as a cat girl, Ren-chon is still able to pick up the legendary sword off the side of a road. 

Aria and Non Non Biyori are relaxing slice of life shows that can appeal to any audience. They compose of a main female cast with a diverse range of personalities. Throughout both series, we see their character relationships as well as they way they enjoy life. Aria is also known for its well-defined world fiction and elegance. Non Non Biyori depicts every day life events with a strong degree of realism and nostalgia.  

Looking for some relaxing slice of life? The answer is here. Both Yotsubato and Non Non Biyori are classic examples of how slice of life is portrayed. The main female character has a curious personality with a fascination of the world. The relationships that exists in both series are also charming with great focus on their lives. The quiet and serene atmosphere of both series are excellently portrayed. Highly recommended for anyone who wants a bite at slice of life.  

They are both iyashikei, slice of life series full of peaceful, growing feelings about girls in a country town living the "small town life". Non Non Biyori is more a coming-of-age, moe/cute-girls-doing-cute-girl-things series though while Little Forest, a manga about a city girl who moves to the country to cook and live off the land, focuses on agriculture, cooking, and self discovery. It would be nice to see an anime adaptation of Little Forest.