Natsuyuki Rendezvous

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Both manga feature a similar setting as the protagonist becomes involved with a ghost. Kagen no Tsuki differs with a larger focus on mystery and investigation as its characters attempt to uncover who the ghost is. While Natsuyuki Rendezvous focuses more on romance and drama as a love triangle forms as the ghost is the heroines dead husband. Overall, both are solid bittersweet reads recommended for anyone who enjoys stories about helping and interacting with a ghost. 

Both are character drama's that involves the protagonist interacting with a ghost of past grievances. AnoHana differs being a slice-of-life with a larger focus on the friendships and connections between the characters. While Natsuyuki Rendezvous is more romance focused with a love triangle as the ghost is the heroines dead husband. Overall, both stories are powerful bittersweet stories about moving on and reestablishing connections of friendship/romance recommended for fans of sweet and sad tales. 

Natsuyuki Rendezvous and Kawaisa Amatte Nanika ga Hyakubai?. Both about a Florist Shop. Natsuyuki Rendezvous some An older female and a younger male counterpart but Kawaisa Amatte Nanika ga Hyakubai does An older uke and a younger seme counterpart.  

Same feeling of not knowing who do you want the main character to choose. 

* both are romance + ghost story genres * love triangle between two guys: one living another a ghost * only one character sees the ghost, which creates a special/strained relationship * good exploration of ghosts: why they stay, how dangerous it is long term and how to help them move * well written works regardless of genre * solid artwork that works for the story. No obvious useless fan-service Natsuyuki Rendezvous is not so much horror and more about romance, but it still does have some spooky moments. 

Beautifully, intricately drawn and written romance manga published in the josei magazine Feel Young. The manga are driven more by atmosphere and flow of the panels and art over words.