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Hanasaku Iroha
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Both anime start with a young girl moving from Tokyo to a small town. The girls both help make changes to their environment along the way. Hanasaku Iroha is set in a Japanese traditional bath house and Sakura Quest revolves around the town's new queen/mascot. Both anime have similar artwork and the same general feeling. They are peaceful coming to age stories.
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Recommended by animegeek4life
Both are about working in the tourism industry in a country town. Kanasaku Iroha focuses on a specific inn, whereas Sakura Quest focuses on the whole town. They both give off very cozy vibes and give an in-depth look into each of the work environments. Both have very like-able characters, and the main characters in each are both not native to the town they now live in. Spectacular music in both.
Both MC are female coming from urban Tokyo to rural japan and working there
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Recommended by slayermusiq1
Has a simular warm feeling to it and there are some simular themes like:
- Promoting tourism.
- Living in the city vs living on the country side.
- Finding out where you belong and what to do with your life.
Sakura Quest is more on the comedy side and the cast is older.
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Recommended by MoshiMoshiiih
Same studio and same sensations while you are watching it.
The main character comes from Tokio to a small town.
Both shows are based on the problems that appear at the workplace.
Both shows make you worry about the characters problems.
Given that both series are made by the same studio, the numerous similarities should not be surprising:
The story features a city girl surprisingly stuck with a job in a small province town. She has to adapt, make sense of her co-workers quirks, and, of course, win everyone over with her determination and passion.
She will be joined by a small group of female colleagues and friends, who form the "inner circle", plus a wider array of some more unique side characters.
The same animation quality and realistic style features in both stories.
In either case the backdrop is coming to terms with finding a way and
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-P.A Works delivers fabulous animation styles again
-Heavy character development, but fun to watch nevertheless
-Might be a bit dry in the beginning, but picks up very well
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Recommended by Joeywatches