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If you liked Waltz wa Shiroi Dress de add

...then you might like Hadashi de Bara wo Fume add

Both stories are set in the early 1900s Japan and involve a love triangle with one of the men going a bit too far. Both stories also have strong, independent female leads, but due to their time period and status, they may not appear as such all the time. They both struggle to do what they feel is best to help their families, while trying to suppress their own wishes for their personal happiness.

If you liked Ristorante Paradiso add

...then you might like Sensei, Ote wo Douzo? add

Both stories involve a young woman having feelings for a kind, older gentleman.

If you liked Kaleido Star add

...then you might like Little Witch Academia (TV) add

Both shows share similar themes of love, friendship, and overcoming obstacles. They both also have happy-go-lucky female leads who wish to bring happiness to everyone after being inspired by a performance from their childhood.

If you liked Full Moon wo Sagashite add

...then you might like Nijiiro☆Prism Girl add

Both stories involve a 12 year old girl who pretends to be 16 to achieve her dream! "Full Moon wo Sagashite" involves singing, where "Nijiiro☆Prism Girl" involves acting.

If you liked +Anima add

...then you might like Made in Abyss add

Both stories are in a fantasy setting that follow a group of children and their difficult adventures. "+Anima" is set in a world where children can mysteriously gain animal traits and powers, which causes them to be persecuted by normal humans. The story focuses on Cooro, Husky, Senri, and Nana; who meet others like themselves and search for a place where they can be accepted, feel safe and live happily. "Made in Abyss" is set in a world where a giant abyss is the only place in the world that hasn't been fully charted, and attempting to will likely cost your life. The story focuses on a young girl named Riko, who can't wait to explore the abyss like her famous mother, and her mysterious companion Reg, who hopes to rediscover his lost memories in the abyss.

If you liked Eve no Jikan (Movie) add

...then you might like Death Parade add

It's an odd comparison, but the theme of emotions, motives and not "judging a book by its cover" came to mind, as well as the calm atmosphere of a cafe (Time of Eve)/ bar (Death March). In some ways, they share a similar theme of being unprejudiced. Outside of main settings, Time of Eve presses how androids are oppressed and Nagi wants to provide them a safe haven where they can be seen as people with emotions and personalities, while in Death Parade, Humans are looked down on by arbiters in this limbo, except by Decim, the bar-tending arbiter, who respects people who lived full lives, though he doesn't quite understand humans, he slowly begins to learn.

If you liked Gake no Ue no Ponyo add

...then you might like Tsuritama add

Both stories involve a friendship between a kind-hearted human and an innocent fish (taking on the appearance of a human). Ponyo is about an innocent love between two children, where Tsuritama is about creating friendships and working hard to understand each other.

If you liked Nodame Cantabile add

...then you might like Sakamichi no Apollon add

Both definitely have a similar feeling, "Nodame Cantabile" is about classical music, where "Kids on the Slope" is about jazz, but they both have the same goal that you should enjoy the music your playing and give it feeling and not just playing it like it's written on the music sheet.

If you liked Shoujo Kakumei Utena add

...then you might like Kyoushirou to Towa no Sora add

Both shows have a girl who is influenced by her memory of a prince she met in her childhood and generally have a similar storyline of odd events leading to destructive climax. However Utena is a tomboy with a prince's pride, where Kuu (Shattered Angels) feels useless though her heart is filled with love.

If you liked Fushigi no Umi no Nadia add

...then you might like Hakugei Densetsu add

Both shows are loosely based off of two classic novels. Nadia being based on "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" and Hakugei, of course being "Moby Dick".

If you liked MeruPuri: Märchen☆Prince add

...then you might like Clover no Kuni no Alice: Bloody Twins add

Both stories have young boys as leads who can change their age, who love the main female charcters.

If you liked Monster add

...then you might like Black Jack add

Both series have very similar subjects and characters. Both involve doctors that get caught in the middle of serious humanitarian situations. "Monster" has an overarching storyline, where "Black Jack" is episodic (unless you watch Black Jack 21).

If you liked Hachimitsu to Clover add

...then you might like NHK ni Youkoso! add

Though both shows are of different subjects (art students for "Honey and Clover" and average people mixed with otaku and shut-in's for "Welcome to the NHK"), they both have similar questions about their lives and their goals for their futures.

If you liked Kitchen no Ohimesama add

...then you might like Candy Candy add

Both stories have orphaned female leads, hoping to find their mysterious childhood princes with hardships along the way.

If you liked Kanata kara add

...then you might like Hanatsukihime add

Both stories involve tabooed couples consisting of a not so ordinary girl, who is in love with a demon that is connected to her emotionally. Both demons originally plan to kill the girls, but return their love and hope to live happily with the girls somehow.

If you liked Green: Nouka no Yome ni Naritai add

...then you might like Tennen Kareshi Host Shiyou add

Both stories involve city girls falling in love with country boys, specifically farmers. Though in "Tennen Kareshi Host Shiyou", the main girl is too used to the city life, where as in "GREEN", the main girl is happy to learn the ways of farming.

If you liked Full Moon wo Sagashite add

...then you might like Kodomo no Omocha (TV) add

Both shows have comedic elements and fun, but mainly deal with mature and dramatic situations, and mysteries revolving around the female leads.

If you liked Versailles no Bara add

...then you might like Kaze Hikaru add

Both are based on historical events with a few fictional characters added as a main characters. They both also have female leads dressed as men and are skilled swordsman; though in "Kaze Hikaru", Sei has to hide that she is a girl, while in "Rose of Versailles", everyone is aware that Oscar is a girl.

If you liked Koisuru Tenshi Angelique: Kokoro no Mezameru Toki add

...then you might like Kiniro no Corda: Primo Passo add

Both are reverse-harem anime based on Koei's Neo-Romance video games.

If you liked Nerima Daikon Brothers add

...then you might like Papuwa add

Both are comedies that can get strange sometimes. Both also are aimed at an older audience since both contain dirty jokes that aren't hidden very well.

If you liked Harvest Moon: Island of Happiness add

...then you might like Green: Nouka no Yome ni Naritai add

Both are about farming, learning how to farm and love blooming out in the fields with comical hijinks.

If you liked Black Jack add

...then you might like Midnight add

Obviously both written by Osamu Tezuka. In both Midnight and Black Jack , the main characters, with the same name as their titles, are both unlicensed in their profession and aloof in personality. They both help people in need in odd situations and sometimes teach them important lessons, but usually for a high price.

If you liked Hachimitsu to Clover add

...then you might like Kaleido Star: Legend of Phoenix - Layla Hamilton Monogatari add

In both stories, the main character is on a journey to find themselves and solve their problems while riding aimlessly on a bicycle. (Though this happens in later episodes for "Honey and Clover").