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If you liked Nomi Joshi add

...then you might like Takunomi. add

Very similar premise, a group of women in their 20s drink a lot of different kinds of alcoholic beverages. Often paired with what kind of food goes well together with the drinks and some alcohol lore.

If you liked Blue Hole add

...then you might like Tokumu Houkoukan Yumihari add

On the surface these two series are quite different, but without spoiling the plot they use an oddly similar way of connecting the time periods. While Blue hole is set in a world with dinosaurs, Yumihari is not and is instead set in a more historical/fantasy world. It does have the navy dealing with these unfamiliar worlds in both though, and both manga are Seinen manga that i enjoyed in a similar way. Give them a shot if you feel like it.

If you liked Hakoiri Drops add

...then you might like Aharen-san wa Hakarenai add

The main similarity between these manga i found was the friendship between the main girl and guy. In both series, the guy takes care of the girl in a parent like way and the girl is a bit eccentric and very small. However, the series differ in the rest of the cast, the type of humour and even the personalities of the main characters. Nonetheless, both of these series follow a group of friends in high school with a comedic focus, with some romantic elements sprinkeld in. Therefore, if you liked one i could probably recommend you the other.

If you liked Aruku Hito add

...then you might like Sanpo Mono add

Both of these series are short one volume long stories about just some guy walking around streets and reminiscing about various things. They are very comparable in that sense, so i would say if you want more of one you can get it in the other.

If you liked Neko Ane. add

...then you might like Uso no Kodomo add

Both these series are medium sized series that focus on family and have their share of wholesome and sad moments. Each series has one familiy member that is not related by blood but instead a transformed animal deity, however the bond between the characters is strong. Both are definitly worth a read if you like SOL about family.

If you liked Boku to René to Aoarashi add

...then you might like Aoi no Shima to Neko Ippiki add

For me these manga both create scenarios for the main character that envoke the same feelings. Both manga are works by authors that have been in the manga business for a long time and have created very good prior works. Therefore the quality of characters and location in both is quite strong. Both series see the MC go to a unfamiliar location and meeting a younger girl which they continue to live with. Generally though, for me both these series are fun and relaxing with good characters.

If you liked Flying Witch add

...then you might like Edomae Elf add

Both series are pretty relaxing SoL with some additional slight supernatural elements

If you liked Hatarakanai Futari add

...then you might like Hirayasumi add

While these manga are very different at first glance, there are a lot of similarities that will make someone get the same enjoyment value out of these. Hatarakanai Futari has shorter chapters with an overall higher focus on comedy, additionally it takes a few volumes to get going. Furthermore, the main characters are neets, which may initially turn some people off. In contrast to this, Hirayasumi starts of strong and remains strong in its storytelling. The similarities between both series are a strong focus on family, friends and the enjoyment of the mundane and regular. Both series have characters from all age groups, like students, young adults, parents and the elderly. They both focus on friendship and both arent afraid to be very funny. Both series have very wholesome moments and i recommend both greatly

If you liked Usagi-moku Shachiku-ka add

...then you might like Shachiku-san wa Youjo Yuurei ni Iyasaretai. add

Both stories feature a corporate slave, someone who works for a black company that overworks it's employees. Then out of nowhere, these chibi little girls come into their live and it changes for ever. Both manga share this overall premise, but there are enough differences that make them unique experiences. Both are a very enjoyable and funny read that i recommend checking out

If you liked Mokke add

...then you might like Wagaya no Oinari-sama. add

Both these anime focus on the supernatural and japanese folklore and feature 2 siblings where the youngest sibling gets easily possessed by said supernatural elements. Mokke features 2 sisters and has more focus on mysterious unknown spirits, while Wagaya no Oinari-sama features 2 brothers and has a more action focus for the supernatural. While there is more action and some longer plotlines in wagaya no oinari-sama than in mokke, both of these series feature an enjoyable cast, japanese folklore and good slice of life segments.

If you liked Narutaru: Mukuro Naru Hoshi Tama Taru Ko add

...then you might like Umibe no Q add

There are a number of similarities between these two stories. First of all, both stories feature a young girl of around the same age that find a "critter" with special powers. If you are familiar with one of the two stories, you can kinda know what to expect from the other, as there are comparable story beats between the two. Nonetheless there are enough distinctions that it makes both enjoyable in their own way. I recommend these in case you're in the mood for another one of these kid with a big dangerous secret stories.

If you liked Nora to Zassou add

...then you might like Hige wo Soru. Soshite Joshikousei wo Hirou. add

Both manga have a similair premise, a runaway highschool girl and someone who takes her in. Nora to Zassou is relatively more grim and serious, with a more realistic plot. Hige wo Soru is a little more light hearted and feels more "anime". However, i recommend both if you're interested in this type of plot

If you liked Suki x Suki add

...then you might like Ki ni Naru Mori-san add

Both are simple and short 4-koma with a romantic interest that has minor supernatural abilities.

If you liked Karigurashi no Arrietty add

...then you might like Hakumei to Mikochi add

Both Arrietty and Hakumei to mikochi follow the lives of very tiny humans. Both have a comparable atmosphere, where the tiny humans use food and objects that are huge for them and small for normal humans. Both are also comparable in the generally relaxing pace and little conflict. Both are a recomendation if you're looking for a cute anime about small people and cozyness.

If you liked Maya-san no Yofukashi add

...then you might like Food Court de, Mata Ashita. add

Both manga are about two girls that meet to talk about random topics, either online or in a food court. While the personalities of the characters differ between both series, they both feel like relatively relaxed conversations between friends in both.

If you liked Kani ni Sasowarete add

...then you might like Yuugai Muzai Gangu add

Both these works are collections of unconventional stories in simple yet unique artstyles with more detailed backgrounds which i find enjoyable. The strange and thoughtprovoking stories of both these artists deserve some more praise and attention.

If you liked Ganbare! Memeko-chan add

...then you might like Chicchai Senpai ga Kawaisugiru. add

Both these series are 4-Koma about a (very) small office lady and their coworkers. Both are light and simple stories with some romance in there as well.

If you liked Yama no Susume Second Season add

...then you might like Houkago Teibou Nisshi add

Both Houkago teibou nisshi and yama no susume are CGDCT series and have a few similarities. Houkago is about fishing while Yama no susume is about mountain climbing, and both anime explain their respective hobbies in an interseting way. The main cast likwise has some similarities. I found the characters of Hina and Natsumi in Houkago similair to Aoi and Hinata of Yama no susume. Both series also have a relaxed setting.

If you liked Houkago Teibou Nisshi add

...then you might like Umi-iro March add

Both manga revolve around a girls that frequently go to the ocean, umi-iro march is more focussed on diving while houkago teibou nisshi is focussed primarily on fishing. The ocean is central in both series and both have a 'newcomer' that learns about it from more experienced characters.

If you liked Waratte! Sotomura-san add

...then you might like Tonari no Nanige-san add

Both manga are lighthearted 4-Koma set in high school centered around a unique girl, while the premise is quite different (Nanige with helping people and Sotomura with misunderstandings) they felt like the same sort of manga niche

If you liked Biotop add

...then you might like Datenshiron add

These are 2 Comedies about an angel residing on earth. Each author has its own style of humor of course, but both have really funny moments. Both are worth a read if you like comedies with some supernatural elements for sure

If you liked Tonari no Seki-kun add

...then you might like Mado kara Madoka-chan add

Both are fun manga about 2 people, where one does something weird/exceptional in an otherwise normal setting and the other reacts to this.

If you liked Kaijuu no Tokage add

...then you might like Hachuurui-chan wa Natsukanai add

They're both decent comedies about lizard/monster girls

If you liked Slow Loop add

...then you might like Kawasemi-san no Tsuri Gohan add

Both are about girls fishing and cooking said fish. Different character dynamics but still similar

If you liked Kin no Tamago add

...then you might like Write/Lite Shimai add

Both are about LN writing, although they are about different parts of the process. They have a different style and type of humour, but both are enjoyable and are not too serious. I suppose if you have an itch for more light novel writing stuff in a manga, these will fill the same niche.

If you liked Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou add

...then you might like Tabi to Gohan to Shuumatsu Sekai add

Both series are about a "robot" like girl in an apocalyptic setting. Although i would rather use the term post modern civilization or something, because the world in both is not bleak or a wasteland but rather more a nature growing back kinda deal. Both series are slice of life and have their own share of mysteries. There is also a fair bit of traveling in both series, so if you enjoy that aspect it's there too. I think if you like one of these you'll probably also like the other.