17 [Similar Anime] Like Kino’s Journey -the Beautiful World- the Animated Series

A youth, due to various circumstances, is on an aimless journey around the world they live in. The series tells the stories of their adventures and the day to day lives of the people they meet.

Understanding and treasuring lives of living things as well as non-living things. These two journeys show us how we shouldn't take things for granted and how precious things will become which we only realized it when we are desiring it. You should walk with the protagonist(s) and observe their slow-paced journey. Each episode is carefully pieced and progressed to arrive at a final 'destination'. They have a lot of similarities although in a different world concept, so take your time and enjoy the two shows.

Both of these series have filled me with a desire to explore the world. I love finding out about each new layer of the Abyss, and all the rules and dangers that come with it. I also love seeing each new country shown by Kino or Shizu.

The main Character travel to many place and solve all problem he meet in their adventure
- both anime contain a little slice of life genre

-Both very heartwarming/ heart-wrenching theme, very warm, calm episodes the way they present the story
-Both animes at the end of the episode makes you feel warm but sad
-Both main characters travel through different towns, learning new things about other people's lives or culture
-Both episodic with the main character meeting new people along the way
-Both you learn an important lesson every episode
-Both main characters know how to fight and are extremely strong
-Both amazing artwork and music

Kinos journey is more about a young girl and her motorcycle buddy traveling from city to city in order to understand the world more clear. Somali is about a young girl traveling with a golem who she calls her father. The golem travels from places to places in order to find humans and return the girl back to her parents. Throughout both series, they both carry relaxing vibe, beautiful scenery, heartwarming and heartwrenching themes. They meet many different people in their journeys and make great connections, then move on to the next city leaving a bittersweet ending each time. If you like one, you'll like the other.

These two shows both sport concepts about exploration, as well as some gray moral areas

Both have young protagonists adventuring the world with a weird companion. The story structure is similar in that they both have self contained stories that are resolved in one to two episodes but Kino no Tabi is more serious.

Both have the MC exploring the world
Both have beautiful art
Both have the MC wanting to achieve something
Both have amazing supporting characters
Conclusion: if you like the feel of well concluded story combined with awesome art, this is the anime for you.

They both have beautiful world building, and gorgeous, vibrant animation. Both tend to be quite philosophical at times (of course, Kino no Tabi more than Mahoutsukai), and have a very serene feel.

The main characters of the animes loves their bike
they both have a talking bikes (well just baita in bakuon)
They both is a slice of life anime

I guess I'll reiterate my recommendation from the original;

They are similar in aspect that both are adventure anime in which the main 2 characters go from country/city to country/city, meeting new people on their journey.

Exploring a new world, which follows different rules from ours, in an episodic format is what the two series are about.

They give off the same vibe, it's hard to explain but there's a new story episode, both have young teenagers taking a responsibility due to hardships through their childhood. If you like one you'll probably like the other

Just to name some similiartities from the top of my head:
- Both main characters have a talking companion (Hermes, the motorcycle in Kino no Tabi and Chamber, the mech in Suisei no Gargantia).
- Both worlds have their populations live in enclosed spaces with different rules and world views (Countries in Kino no Tabi and Fleets in Suisei no Gargantia).
- While both anime have some fight scenes, the plot mainly revolves around the life-styles of the people in the countries (Kino no Tabi) / on the fleets (Suisei no Gargantia).

They both have that slice of life episodic feel. Meeting different regions of people. Not having much of a backbone of a story but the story of each encounter.