Kono Bijutsubu ni wa Mondai ga Aru!
This Art Club Has a Problem!

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ichimaki subaru = umetarou, nozaki and mikoshiba, mikoto usami mizuki = sakura, chiyo president = maeno, mitsuya misunderstanding romance problem , male main character is focus on her work than romance, have the same level of romance that you will never get bored when you read, if you like all of those then you will like both of this manga. although the character i put on top have few similarities.  

they are both very humorous manga with some romance, although Boku wa has more emphasis on the romance side, they also tease you with development only to say it was a misunderstanding :/, at least both have really funny side characters (the twins & the club president) 

Both are hilarious gag manga and each character in Wa! has a connection to other characters. The only difference is that Wa! Is a 4-koma. 

Both of them will make you laugh and both are about kids who don't have any idea about each other's feeling they both will make you laugh 

Both have crazy characters, one in a club, the other at have the same job. There is a sort of dense boy/girl who is likes by a boy/girl in the same club/job, but it isn't only centered on romance. Each character has their own unique personality, and both manga are very enjoyable and make you want to read more! 

Both male MC's have a passion for art and likes to draw inspiration from the things that they like the most. 

Both mangas deal with school hijinks and embody similar comedic delivery.  

Both series takes place in a school life setting with a lighthearted environment. The main characters are interested in perfecting art and makes various works with their ideas. Both series connects characters through relationships that includes both friendship and innocent romance. Their pacing is considered slow but still charming when it comes to storytelling.  

Both involve comedies in after-school clubs. 

Both mangas are light-paced rom-com about the activities of a group of students in a club (but in Kaguya sama is the Student Council's room). Also both main male characters are very dense in various situations, so there are a lot of funny moments and misunderstandings between them and the female protagonist. Besides, there are a joyful cast of supporting characters that are aware about how each main character feel about the other.