Asu no Yoichi!
Samurai Harem: Asu no Yoichi

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Boy lives with a group of girls under one roof. Girls all misunderstand him and think he's a pervert. The only real difference between the two manga is that in Love Hina the main character is trying to study and get into a University wile living in an all womens dorm where as in Ashita no Yoichi the main character is training to help better himself as a samurai and the dojo happens to be full of just women.  

Both great story with the same amount of fan service of big breasted girls how can defend themselves.  

Both Asu no Yoichi and Kure-nai revolve around the marial arts world, though Kure-nai is much darker and Asu no Yoichi is much more comedic. Both have the main protagonist as being the centre of attenetion with a harem-esque feel. Both manga have the protagonist battling to get stronger to protect what is important to them. So, I believe that if you enjoy one you'll enjoy the other. 

Similar on the premise that someone from the mountain comes to the city. In asu no yoichi it is a samarai and in kagetora it is a ninja. Asu no yoichi is a lot more ecchi and less romance than kagetora. 

Both works are similar in that the main plot line is about a guy MC finding himself in a new living arrangement: freeloading on a traditional Japanese institution - a Shinto shrine in one case, and a martial arts dojo in the other. The family that owns said shrine/dojo has only daughters. Asu no Yoichi! doesn't have the forced engagement element that Amagami-san Chi no Enmusubi has. 

Both stories feature a guy who by some bizarre circumstances started living in a traditional dojo/shrine with young maidens. Essentially making the place into a breeding ground of pervy/ecchi stuff, misunderstandings, etc... 

I think 4 out of every 5 people who read TLR read it for the fanservice and comedy. Ashita no Yoichi provides all that along with some character development. 

martial arts with cute girls in a school life situation woot 

Both feature characters who have left their traditional lifestyle in the mountains to living a contemporary one in a small town. They both lack contemporary social sense, and often find themselves in misunderstandings. As such, comedic situations are plentiful. 

Both of these serialisations revolve around a male protagonist who ends up living with three females. Both place a strong emphasis on romance, comedy, and ecchi. 

The premise in both series are rather stable in that they do not diverge much from what is initially introduced. The two series are light-hearted romantic comedies. 

These two titles feature characters who are interested in practicing modern Japanese sword-fighting. Both titles are also set within a school setting, and some character designs are similar. Do note however Asu no Yoichi has a more comedic and ecchi focus than Haru Polish. 

Both revolve around a male protagonist who begins living under the same roof as three sisters. 

Martial arts, panty shots, enormous breasts, typical harem, very predictable plot and simple characters, lots of cliches, similar drawing style and so on. Both manga resemble each other in many ways.