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12 manga like Tokyo These Days

Picked for the same feel: the genres they share with Tokyo These Days (slice of life, drama), the same creators, and what readers keep together. Each opens where it is read legally.

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  1. Sunny
    Also by Taiyo Matsumoto

    1. Sunny

    by Taiyo Matsumoto

    • Drama (shared)
    • Psychological
    • Slice of Life (shared)

    The children of a small residential home find an escape in an abandoned car they call Sunny. Within it, imagined journeys offer room for anger, hope and longing for their families. Their daily lives form a quietly observed story about growing up together while feeling apart.

    Read on VIZ MangaOpen
  2. Look Back
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    2. Look Back

    by Tatsuki Fujimoto

    • Drama (shared)
    • Slice of Life (shared)

    Fujino draws the comic strip in her school paper and thinks she is the best in town, until a strip by a girl who never comes to school appears beside hers. A single long chapter from the creator of Chainsaw Man about two girls, drawing, and the years that follow.

    Read on MANGA PlusOpen
  3. Cats of the Louvre
    Also by Taiyo Matsumoto

    3. Cats of the Louvre

    by Taiyo Matsumoto

    • Drama (shared)
    • Fantasy
    • Slice of Life (shared)
    • Supernatural

    Away from the museum's daytime crowds, a hidden community of cats inhabits the Louvre. One small white cat's fascination with its paintings opens a path between everyday life and the worlds inside the artwork. A dreamlike tale about belonging, imagination and the things people overlook.

    Read on VIZ MangaOpen
  4. Bakuman
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    4. Bakuman

    by Tsugumi Ohba, Takeshi Obata

    • Comedy
    • Drama (shared)
    • Romance
    • Slice of Life (shared)

    Moritaka can draw; his classmate Akito can write. Akito wants them to become manga artists together, and Moritaka — who just promised the girl he likes that they will marry once his manga becomes an anime — says yes. From the creators of Death Note, a story about making manga for Weekly Shonen Jump itself: deadlines, editors, reader surveys and rivals, told like a sports series.

    Read on MANGA PlusOpen
  5. GoGo Monster
    Also by Taiyo Matsumoto

    5. GoGo Monster

    by Taiyo Matsumoto

    • Drama (shared)
    • Psychological
    • Supernatural

    Yuki believes his school is home to presences that other children cannot see. As a new classmate tries to understand him, everyday school life takes on a stranger, more unsettling shape. A story poised between imagination and the supernatural, seen through a child's intensely private world.

    Read on VIZ MangaOpen
  6. Ping Pong
    Also by Taiyo Matsumoto

    6. Ping Pong

    by Taiyo Matsumoto

    • Drama (shared)
    • Psychological
    • Sports

    Peco plays table tennis with dazzling confidence; his friend Smile hides his talent behind indifference. As stronger opponents test them, both must decide what competing means to them. A sports drama in which friendship, effort and the burden of natural ability matter as much as winning.

    Read on VIZ MangaOpen
  7. Oshi no Ko
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    7. Oshi no Ko

    by Aka Akasaka, Mengo Yokoyari

    • Drama (shared)
    • Mystery
    • Psychological

    A country doctor is reborn as the son of Ai Hoshino, the idol he adored, with his memories intact. When tragedy strikes her, he grows up with one aim: to find out who was behind it. A sharp, dark look at the entertainment industry, from idols and reality TV to the stage, wrapped around a mystery.

    Read on MANGA PlusOpen
  8. Tekkonkinkreet: Black & White
    Also by Taiyo Matsumoto

    8. Tekkonkinkreet: Black & White

    by Taiyo Matsumoto

    • Action
    • Drama (shared)
    • Psychological
    • Supernatural

    Black and White are two street children fiercely attached to Treasure Town and to each other. When outsiders arrive with plans to remake their neighbourhood, their freedom comes under threat. An urban fable about violence, change and the fragile balance between two very different companions.

    Read on VIZ MangaOpen
  9. No. 5
    Also by Taiyo Matsumoto

    9. No. 5

    by Taiyo Matsumoto

    • Action
    • Adventure
    • Psychological
    • Sci-Fi

    In a desert-dominated future, a member of an elite group of peacekeepers abandons his post and becomes its target. The hunt draws the other numbered guardians into a conflict shaped by their loyalties and doubts. An eccentric science-fiction journey through a world of striking landscapes and unstable ideals.

    Read on VIZ MangaOpen
  10. Skip Beat!
    Slice of Life · Drama

    10. Skip Beat!

    by Yoshiki Nakamura

    • Comedy
    • Drama (shared)
    • Romance
    • Slice of Life (shared)

    Kyoko has devoted herself to helping her childhood friend become a star, only to discover how little he values her. Determined to surpass him, she enters show business with revenge on her mind. Acting gradually reveals ambitions and abilities that belong to her alone.

    Read on VIZ BooksOpen
  11. Barakamon
    Slice of Life

    11. Barakamon

    by Satsuki Yoshino

    • Comedy
    • Slice of Life (shared)

    After losing his temper, young calligrapher Seishuu Handa retreats to a remote island to rethink his work. Finding peace proves difficult when energetic Naru and the other islanders make themselves part of his daily life. Their interruptions gradually offer him something his carefully controlled practice never could: a different way to see the world.

    Read on Yen PressOpen
  12. Yotsuba&!
    Slice of Life

    12. Yotsuba&!

    by Kiyohiko Azuma

    • Comedy
    • Slice of Life (shared)

    For Yotsuba, moving to a new neighbourhood means discovering a world full of surprises. Shopping trips, changing weather and visits with the family next door become adventures through her curious eyes. A gentle everyday comedy about a little girl, her father and the people drawn into her boundless enthusiasm.

    Read on Yen PressOpen