If you liked
Tsuki ga Kirei
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...then you might like
Yagate Kimi ni Naru
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Both YagaKimi and Tsukigakirei follow a developing romance, where both of the people within that relationship move forward together to figure out what romantic feelings are/figure out why they've decided that they want to stick with their given partner. Obviously there are more dramatic differences in setting, relationship type, maybe even grade level if that's an issue for you, but overall I think if you watched Tsukigakirei and enjoyed it for the journey/progression that Kotarou and Akane go through, you'll probably end up liking YagaKimi as well (I probably would recommend the manga over the anime but there are limits to recommendations).
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If you liked
Tsuki ga Kirei
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...then you might like
Just Because!
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I support the Just Because! recommendation to an extent I guess. It obviously follows the trend of a more grounded/realistic relationship, this time with a slightly bigger cast of characters that the story follows versus the main two. What's kinda holding back this immediate recommendation is that there's a very different style of pacing between the two, and I think if you're watching for a more grounded romance then Just Because! is definitely for you, but if you're looking for that pacing that is found in Tsukigakirei then you probably wouldn't enjoy Just Because! all too much.