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If you liked Kamisama Hajimemashita add

...then you might like Kakuriyo no Yadomeshi add

Both stories focus on a girl who is forced to live in the world of/with ayakashi or youkai. Both stories have romantic subplots, although the romance is more prominant in Kamisama kiss.

If you liked Ginzatoushi to Kuro no Yousei: Sugar Apple Fairy Tale add

...then you might like Sora no Yousei add

Both are cute but short stories about a girl who happens across a fairy and becomes friends if not begins to fall in love. Both are in a fantasy world and both are light hearted and cute.

If you liked Kidou Senshi Gundam SEED add

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

The two share the concept of an "other" in the human category. Both focus on racism against this "other" human type and a war begins because of this.

If you liked Suisei no Gargantia add

...then you might like Kujira no Kora wa Sajou ni Utau add

If you like one, you'll like the other. Literally the same concept: world is taken over by water/sand, humanity survives by living on floating ships/islands, character from "another world" comes along, entire cast is introduced to a new concept of their world, etc. Both are very good, interesting, and will grip you by the first episode! Highly recommended! At least give the first episode a shot. And know that it only gets better from there!

If you liked Arslan Senki (TV) add

...then you might like Shoukoku no Altair add

While they aren't similar in plot, the shows are similar in aesthetic feel and theme. Both shows take place in ancient time in foreign countries and center on war. In Altair, the protagonist isn't a prince, but a Pasha (sort of like a military general) and he (like Arslan) is a pacifist and wants to prevent as much death and war as possible. So when fighting comes about, the protag for Altair (Mahmut) comes up with creative ways to avoid war and death.

If you liked Matantei Loki Ragnarok add

...then you might like Clamp Gakuen Tanteidan add

Both shows have a light-hearted plot with younger characters as the main cast. They both also have a mystery theme to them although Clamp Gakuen doesn't revolve around supernatural mystery. But the show does have a fair amount of interest plots!

If you liked Peace Maker Kurogane add

...then you might like Hakuouki: Reimeiroku add

Both follow tales of the Shinsengumi as seen through the eyes of a third party member (aka, someone not originally part of the Shinsengumi). Also, both characters have similar love interests in the way of them being Meiko/Geisha. Both stories are pretty lenient on action--there isn't a ton. But the story is still very interesting! for both shows, I found it hard to stop clicking the next episode. If you like one, you'll probably like the other :D

If you liked Red Raven add

...then you might like Bungou Stray Dogs add

They both center on/around the mafia. Both stories include organizations that employ "the gifted" to complete specialty missions involving targets the regular police force can't handle. Of course, both main characters have secret powers that are insanely awesome yet make them a target as people want their power. All in all, both are great and I highly recommend them.

If you liked Kidou Senshi Gundam SEED add

...then you might like Kidou Senshi Gundam: Tekketsu no Orphans add

Both plots rely heavily on a "racism" theme as well as changing government and civilian rights. There is also the concept of people "made" to control Mobile Suits. The only difference is that Iron-Blooded Orphans has less action (as in they don't fight in every single episode). But when there is no fighting they are forwarding characterization and introducing new plot pieces. All in all, Iron-Blooded Orphans reminds me of Seed a lot! It's definitely worth a try :D

If you liked Shoukoku no Altair add

...then you might like Arslan Senki add

Both stories follow a young boy (14-15) who want to create a world with as little blood-shed as possible. Both stories also feature the main character starting out on his own before slowly accumulating a group of diverse, entertaining, and interesting allies. Just like Arslan Senki strategy is used to win battles that seem impossible, rather than your typical shouting, muscles, and sword swinging. In addition, both stories take place in ancient times and cover the history of unique countries. In short, Shoukoku no Altair is basically Arslan Senki but Turkish. It's amazing and very entertaining! The author slings you into the plot and once you're in, you may never come out again ;)

If you liked Karneval add

...then you might like Sennen Meikyuu no Nana Ouji add

Both are Josei and feature a young protagonist accompanied by older adults who protect the protagonist. Both stories feature the lead protagonist to be innocent, sweet, kind, and cute. Both have interesting plots and include similar character tropes. If you like Sennen Meikyuu no Nana Ouji, you'll love Karneval!!