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If you liked Vagabond add

...then you might like Kokou no Hito add

Make me feel similarly. Vagabond - about great samurai. Kokou no Hito - about great mountain climber. Both are loosely based on real people/story. Both arts are interesting and enjoyable. Though, Vagabond has more fine details (and is the best what I've seen in manga). Don't let Koko no Hito to let you think that it is a typical shounen sport manga if you start reading the first couple of chapters. It will become a real seinen story later. Closer to the end of the story: Both main characters are looking deep within themselves. They are trying to find why did they come to this almost perfection in what they do. Why were they doing what they were doing? And they still push themselves to go beyond what they are capable of. This is what creates similarity between these 2 manga. The feeling they give you about struggle, even if you are at your best. Ask why were you pursuing it? But you do what you are. You became it what you do. This is live of those who pushes themselves in area (way of a sword/climbing) they love.

If you liked Nasu: Andalusia no Natsu add

...then you might like Over Drive add

Both about challenge and pushing yourself to the limit. Same sport. Over Drive is a TV series. Nasu - The Summer of Andalusia - a movie, which has a continuation as OVA: Nasu: A Migratory Bird with Suitcase. If you enjoy riding your bike and also love challenges - these animes are for you.

If you liked Over Drive add

...then you might like Nasu: Suitcase no Wataridori add

Both about challenge and pushing yourself to the limit. Same sport. Over Drive is a TV series. Nasu - A Migratory Bird with Suitcase - an OVA, which has a prequel movie (better to watch it first): Nasu - the Summer of Andalusia. If you enjoy riding your bike and also love challenges - these animes are for you.

If you liked Juu Ou Sei add

...then you might like Terra e... (TV) add

Terra e & Jyu Oh Sei are both animes of the type "looking for the better future, having/finding the hope". Terra e and , as I can recall, Jyu Oh Sei, have some dramatic music which pull the show on a higher level. Both of them have a fast pace in the beginning, where the story of many years is wrapped in episode or two. I would prefer Jyu Oh Sei for a smaller number of episodes though. Terra e is more of a Science fiction and Jyu Oh Sei is more like a fantasy genre.