Ano Ko ni Kiss to Shirayuri wo
Kiss and White Lily for My Dearest Girl

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The two sets of main characters remind me a ridiculous amount of one another, to the point that when I read Ano Ko ni Kiss, I thought I was reading the same story with a different artist. The art styles are very different, don't get me wrong, but if you like Sougou Tovarisch, and you want to read something really similar, this might get you your fix. Be warned, however, Ano Ko ni Kiss does have a lot of other couples it focuses on as well, so you're not just following the two main characters, but it's definitely still yuri, so go for it. Also, when I say that, I mean shoujo-ai in this case, so don't worry about that. read more 

While Girl Friends is significantly shorter, both stories focus on the cute relationships of feminine girls. Ano Kiss features a few different relationships and all are very romantic and really adorable. I would also say that both series are directed towards a more feminine audience.  

The rabbit hole gets deeper here! I should've organized this, I should've made it so things got slightly less dramatic over time, but here I go, ruining the organization EVEN MORE with Love Fragments, or Omoi no Kakera. This manga is more dramatic than any of the others before it, which isn't to say it's terribly dramatic, after all, the depiction is incredibly realistic, courtesy of Takemiya Jin. Jin's really really good at writing stories that have a realistic level of depth to them, while still being dramatic, and they tend to write yuri, so I almost couldn't be happier about that. Love Fragments is just a realistic look on a dramatic relationship, and it's nice to know what they feel like a little bit before things get RIDICULOUS... but that's pretty far down the rabbit hole. read more 

The rabbit hole continues to deepen! I realize that Hanjuku Joshi was quite a bit less dramatic than Aoi Hana, and I should've mentioned both that, and the NSFW. So, this time I won't skip a beat in mentioning the various differences in tone and style that come with Ano Kiss to Shirayuri Wo. The sooner you read this manga, the better it is, and the better yuri will be for you. It encapsulates most of the relationships that you will see commonly appear in yuri works, and Ano Kiss to Shirayuri Wo does them all with fantastic grace, and with just a small tad more drama than Hanjuku Joshi, reason being that Hanjuku Joshi focuses on limited couples and limited people, whereas Ano Kiss is almost like an anthology of yuri couples, all flirting and getting together in the same shared universe. It's a fine read, worth it even if you've been in the rabbit hole for a while. read more