If you liked Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou
12 manga like Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou
Picked for the same feel: the genres they share with Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou (slice of life, philosophical, drama), the same creators, and what readers keep together. Each opens where it is read legally.
Manga like Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou
Readers also like it1. Girls' Last Tour
by Tsukumizu
- Adventure
- Philosophical (shared)
- Sci-Fi (shared)
- Slice of Life (shared)
Chito and Yuuri travel through the remains of a vast, empty city in their small tracked vehicle. Food, fuel and a place to sleep give their days a simple rhythm, while discoveries prompt larger questions. An intimate journey about companionship and finding meaning after familiar civilisation has vanished.
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Readers also like it2. Land of the Lustrous
by Haruko Ichikawa
- Drama (shared)
- Fantasy
- Philosophical (shared)
- Psychological
Far in the future, living gems guard their island against the Lunarians, who come down from the moon to shatter them and carry them off. Phosphophyllite is the youngest and most fragile of them, and wants desperately to be useful. A strange, beautiful and devastating story about what Phos becomes in trying.
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Readers also like it3. Mushishi
by Urushibara Yuki
- Adventure
- Drama (shared)
- Fantasy
- Mystery
Mushi are the most basic forms of life, older than plants or animals, and most people cannot see them. Ginko can. A mushishi, he wanders from village to village, helping people whose lives the mushi have touched. Quiet, strange and beautiful stories, each complete in itself.
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Readers also like it4. 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.
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Readers also like it5. Emma
by Kaoru Mori
- Drama (shared)
- Romance
- Slice of Life (shared)
In Victorian London, a reserved maid and a young man from a wealthy family develop feelings that cross the boundaries of their social positions. Their growing attachment brings private hopes into conflict with public expectations. A carefully observed historical romance about class, duty and the possibility of choosing differently.
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Readers also like it6. Hakumei & Mikochi: Tiny Little Life in the Woods
by Takuto Kashiki
- Adventure
- Fantasy
- Slice of Life (shared)
Two tiny women share a home inside a tree, working and exploring in a woodland community. Repair jobs, cooking, journeys and lively neighbours fill their days with small adventures. A richly detailed fantasy that finds its pleasures in skilled work, good food and the rhythms of ordinary life.
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Readers also like it7. Asadora!
by Naoki Urasawa
- Drama (shared)
- Mystery
- Sci-Fi (shared)
In 1959 Nagoya, a young girl named Asa is caught in a kidnapping as a devastating storm approaches. What begins as an unlikely encounter grows into a story spanning decades, with aviation, family and a strange presence on the horizon drawing her life in unexpected directions.
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Philosophical · Post-Apocalyptic8. Battle Angel Alita
by Kishiro Yukito
- Action
- Drama (shared)
- Philosophical (shared)
- Sci-Fi (shared)
In the Scrapyard beneath the sky city of Zalem, cyber-doctor Ido finds the head of a cyborg girl with no memory, and gives her a new body. Alita remembers nothing, except a deadly martial art. The cyberpunk classic behind the film.
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Philosophical · Sci-Fi9. Parasyte
by Iwaaki Hitoshi
- Action
- Horror
- Philosophical (shared)
- Psychological
Alien parasites fall from the sky, take over human bodies and feed on people while wearing ordinary faces. The one meant for Shinichi Izumi misses his brain and takes his right hand instead. Now the two of them share a body, and neither can afford to lose. A horror classic.
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Philosophical · Seinen10. Uzumaki
by Itou Junji
- Drama (shared)
- Horror
- Mystery
- Philosophical (shared)
Kurouzu-cho, a foggy town on the coast, is cursed not by a ghost but by a shape: the spiral. Kirie's boyfriend Shuichi sees it first, in his father's obsession, in the wind, in people's bodies. Junji Ito's horror classic, as the whole town is drawn into the pattern.
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Post-Apocalyptic · Sci-Fi11. Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind
by Hayao Miyazaki
- Adventure
- Fantasy
- Sci-Fi (shared)
Human settlements survive beside a poisonous forest in a world scarred by ancient destruction. Nausicaä, a young princess with an unusual understanding of its creatures, is pulled into a war between rival nations. Her journey challenges what humanity believes about the forest and its own survival.
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Post-Apocalyptic · Sci-Fi12. Dr. Stone
by Riichiro Inagaki, Boichi
- Adventure
- Comedy
- Sci-Fi (shared)
A mysterious flash of light turns every human on Earth to stone. Thousands of years later, teenage genius Senku Ishigami breaks free into a world of forests and ruins. Armed with nothing but science, he sets out to rebuild civilisation from scratch — fire, medicine, electricity, one invention at a time.
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