FINISHED

Status Explanation

Great news for fans and newcomers alike! Both the highly popular 2007 Japanese drama adaptation of Hana-Kimi and its original manga series by Hisaya Nakajo have reached their full conclusions. This means you can comfortably dive into this charming high school romantic comedy from beginning to end without worrying about any unresolved storylines or cliffhangers.

Watch Order

For the most authentic and fulfilling experience, the 2007 Japanese drama, Hana-Kimi, is the primary adaptation and serves as the best starting point. This live-action series masterfully captures the heart, humor, and memorable characters that made the original story a global phenomenon.

Similar Animes and Dramas

If you found yourself captivated by the unique charm, high school setting, and delightful romance of Hana-Kimi, you’re in luck! Here are some other fantastic series that might just become your next obsession:

Japanese Dramas

  • Ouran High School Host Club: Step into a lavish high school where a scholarship student accidentally joins a quirky host club. Expect plenty of humor and heartwarming romance.
  • Mei-chan no Shitsuji: Follow a strong female lead who discovers she’s the heiress to a vast fortune and must attend a prestigious school, surrounded by handsome butlers.
  • Hana Yori Dango: Another iconic high school drama featuring a determined female lead navigating a new world with a group of influential, often troublesome, male friends.
  • Kimi ni Todoke: A heartwarming tale of a shy girl who slowly opens up to the world and experiences her first friendships and romance in high school.

Anime

  • Kaguya-sama: Love is War: A brilliant romantic comedy set in a prestigious high school where two prideful student council members try to force each other to confess their love first.
  • Horimiya: A refreshingly feel-good romance that explores the hidden sides of two seemingly opposite high school students as they grow closer.
  • My Dress-Up Darling: A wholesome and light-hearted romance about a shy aspiring Hina doll maker and an outgoing gyaru who discover a shared passion for cosplay.
  • Tsurezure Children: An episodic romantic comedy that beautifully portrays the various stages of young love across multiple high school couples, from first confessions to established relationships.