If you liked
Tsuki ga Kirei
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...then you might like
Akebi-chan no Sailor-fuku
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If poems were anime, I believe these two shows would be close. They have that lingering taste of cherry blossoms filling the air, and the gentle spring breeze tugging at your clothes. Although Akebi does not feature romance in the traditional sense of Tsuki, they both feature the love of living and warm feelings of maturing children finding their way through life, particularly through school. For something to watch while snuggled under a blanket, you cannot go wrong with these two.
If you liked
Uramichi Oniisan
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...then you might like
Hakozume: Kouban Joshi no Gyakushuu
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Whereas Uramichi Oniisan goes further in on the cynicism and comedy in the workplace, Hakozume: Kouban Joshi no Gyakushuu has a similar feel of the cynicism around the workplace too but around working as an on-the-beat police officer. Kouban Joshi does touch on some more sensitive topics and is more down to earth – a good recommendation if the Uramichi comedy was too slapstick for your tastes.