Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day (2011)

Shows like Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day

24 series close to Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day (2011) on how it feels, not just what shelf it sits on — with what each one shares with it underneath.

romance, friendship, tragedy · Romance, Drama, Animation · with Saori Hayami · dentsu · on Fuji TV

Orange
Orange
2016

romance, tragedy, unrequited love · Romance, Drama, Animation

given
given
2019

romance, tragedy, slice of life · Romance, Drama, Animation · dentsu · on Fuji TV

romance, tragedy, slice of life · Romance, Drama, Animation · with Haruka Tomatsu

coming of age, friendship, tragedy · Romance, Drama, Animation

ghost, tragedy, slice of life · Drama, Animation · Aniplex · on Fuji TV

romance, coming of age, slice of life · Romance, Drama, Animation

romance, tragedy · Romance, Drama · Fuji Television Network · on Fuji TV

romance, friendship, unrequited love · Romance, Drama, Animation · Aniplex

romance, ghost, supernatural · Romance, Drama, Mystery · with Saori Hayami · Aniplex

ReLIFE
ReLIFE
2016

romance, coming of age, friendship · Romance, Animation · with Haruka Tomatsu and Ai Kayano

romance, ghost, supernatural · Romance, Mystery, Animation

coming of age, slice of life, anime · Drama, Animation · with Ai Kayano · dentsu

romance, coming of age, tragedy · Romance, Drama, Animation

coming of age, anime · Drama, Animation · with Aki Toyosaki and Haruka Tomatsu · dentsu · on Fuji TV

NANA
NANA
2006

coming of age, friendship, tragedy · Drama, Animation

romance, slice of life, anime · Romance, Drama, Animation

romance, friendship, slice of life · Romance, Drama, Animation · Aniplex

romance, coming of age, supernatural · Romance, Drama, Animation

tragedy, slice of life, anime · Drama, Animation · on Fuji TV

romance, coming of age, slice of life · Romance, Drama, Animation

romance, tragedy · Romance, Drama

romance, friendship, tragedy · Drama, Animation · dentsu

romance, coming of age, slice of life · Romance, Drama, Animation · with Ai Kayano and Takayuki Kondo

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Matches are drawn from Cinnamon DB’s emotional fingerprint — a reading of how a series actually plays rather than how it is catalogued — then weighted by shared subject, cast, creator, studio, network and era. Genres include the ones TMDB’s television taxonomy leaves out: it has no Horror category at all, so that one is inferred here rather than missing.