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- Stars
- Aoi Yūki · Takeo Ōtsuka · Atsumi Tanezaki
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Seasons 2
The Apothecary Diaries episodes 48
Season 1 · 24 episodes · 24 aired · Oct 22, 2023 to Mar 24, 2024
- E1Oct 22
- E2Oct 22
- E3Oct 22
- E4Oct 29
- E5Nov 6
- E6Nov 12
- E7Nov 19
- E8Nov 26
- E9Dec 3
- E10Dec 10
- E11Dec 17
- E12Dec 24
- E13Jan 7
- E14Jan 14
- E15Jan 21
- E16Jan 28
- E17Feb 4
- E18Feb 11
- E19Feb 18
- E20Feb 25
- E21Mar 3
- E22Mar 10
- E23Mar 17
- E24Mar 24
S1.E1 ·
Maomao
Kidnapped by bandits and sold into the emperor's rear palace as a laundry maid, apothecary's daughter Maomao hears that a curse is sickening the infants of two rival concubines.
Directed by Akinori Fudesaka · Written by Yūko Kakihara
S1.E2 ·
Chilly Apothecary
Settling in as Gyokuyou's food taster, Maomao is handed two odd jobs by Jinshi: explain how a village's soldiers were poisoned at dinner, and brew him an aphrodisiac.
Directed by Kentarō Fujita · Written by Misuzu Chiba
S1.E3 ·
The Unsettling Matter of the Spirit
A pale woman is said to dance along the eastern wall by moonlight, so Gaoshun and Maomao go looking for the concubine behind the palace's newest ghost story.
Directed by Kyohei Yamamoto · Written by Hitomi Ogawa
S1.E4 ·
The Threat
The emperor asks Maomao to nurse Consort Lihua, whose illness has outlasted every treatment, but the consort's protective attendants keep throwing her out of the sickroom.
Directed by China (director) · Written by Yūko Kakihara
S1.E5 ·
Covert Operations
A patient turns up at the clinic begging for a cure for a curse, just as Maomao is swept into preparations for a garden party where the emperor's highest consorts will all attend.
Directed by Gaku Shiga · Written by Misuzu Chiba
S1.E6 ·
The Garden Party
Stuck among sniping ladies-in-waiting at the garden party, Maomao collects gossip about a rift between Ah-Duo and Lishu, then tastes something in Gyokuyou's soup that should not be there.
Directed by Wataru Nakagawa · Written by Hitomi Ogawa
S1.E7 ·
Homecoming
Back on her feet after the party, Maomao borrows the silver soup bowl and a few brothel tricks to work out whose hands touched it, then bargains a hairpin into a trip home.
Directed by Tadao Ōkubo · Written by Yūko Kakihara
S1.E8 ·
Wheat Stalks
A panicked servant girl hammers on the apothecary's door and drags Maomao to a brothel, where a courtesan and a well-dressed customer both lie slumped and poisoned.
Directed by Kentarō Fujita · Written by Yuniko Ayana
S1.E9 ·
Suicide or Murder?
Kounen, a high-ranking official, dies after a night of hard drinking, and a servant woman is pulled from the moat, leaving Maomao two deaths and no clean explanation for either.
Directed by Akira Koremoto · Written by Misuzu Chiba
S1.E10 ·
Honey
Gossip about the drowned servant spreads while Maomao sits through a tea party where Lishu flinches from honeyed tea, and Jinshi quietly sends her on to attend Consort Ah-Duo.
Directed by Erkin Kawabata · Written by Hitomi Ogawa
S1.E11 ·
Reducing Two to One
Maomao puts to Fengming what she has pieced together about Ah-Duo's lost child, the doctor expelled from the palace, and the poison that was never meant for Gyokuyou.
Directed by Yukihiko Asaki · Written by Yūko Kakihara
S1.E12 ·
The Eunuch and the Courtesan
A palace purge sweeps up Maomao over her ties to a trafficking ring, costing her her post and sending her back to the Verdigris brothel while Jinshi wrestles with letting her go.
Directed by Mitsuyo Yokono · Written by Misuzu Chiba
S1.E13 ·
Serving in the Outer Court
Reinstated in the outer court rather than the rear palace, Maomao flunks the court lady exams, lands as Jinshi's personal assistant, and draws the glares of jealous court ladies.
Directed by Wataru Nakagawa · Written by Yuniko Ayana
S1.E14 ·
The New Pure Consort
Handed the job of teaching new Pure Consort Loulan how to please the emperor, Maomao is pulled away by an explosion that tears through a palace storehouse overnight.
Directed by Akira Shimizu & Jun Ōwada · Written by Hitomi Ogawa
S1.E15 ·
Raw Fish
A bureaucrat falls into a coma after a meal of raw fugu, echoing an identical case ten years earlier, and Gaoshun asks Maomao to find the one detail that does not fit.
Directed by Kentarō Fujita · Written by Yūko Kakihara
S1.E16 ·
Lead
A metalworker's will leaves his three sons a workshop, a locked chest with one drawer that will not open, and a glass fishbowl, and Maomao is sent to make sense of it.
Directed by So Toyama · Written by Misuzu Chiba
S1.E17 ·
A Jaunt Around Town
Jinshi wants to stroll through town unrecognized, which means asking Maomao to make the most beautiful man in the palace look thoroughly ordinary.
Directed by Kurabu Kadomatsu · Written by Yuniko Ayana
S1.E18 ·
Lakan
A few days off take Maomao home to an errand at the Verdigris annex and an old nightmare, while back at the palace an official named Lakan takes a pointed interest in her.
Directed by Mayu Tanimoto & Jun Ōwada · Written by Hitomi Ogawa
S1.E19 ·
Chance or Something More
Lihaku mentions tools stolen around the night of the warehouse fire, and the ivory pipe Maomao found there starts linking a poisoning, a drinker's death, and Jinshi's purification rites.
Directed by Wataru Nakagawa · Written by Yūko Kakihara
S1.E20 ·
Thornapple
Waking in Jinshi's room, Maomao walks Basen, Gaoshun and Jinshi through the single ceremonial tool that ties a warehouse fire, two poisonings and a theft together.
Directed by Akira Koremoto · Written by Misuzu Chiba
S1.E21 ·
How to Buy Out a Contract
Maomao takes over scrubbing out the rear-palace pharmacy just as Lihaku comes to her for advice on buying out Pairin, the courtesan who nursed her as a baby.
Directed by Yūshi Ibe · Written by Yuniko Ayana
S1.E22 ·
Blue Roses
Lakan demands blue roses in time for next spring's party, so Jinshi passes the impossible order to Maomao, who commandeers Lihua's sauna and a hundred rosebushes.
Directed by Erkin Kawabata · Written by Hitomi Ogawa
S1.E23 ·
Balsam and Woodsorrel
Maomao challenges Lakan to Chinese chess with her own freedom as the stake, and a cup of liquor laced so that the loser's third sip turns to poison.
Directed by Jun Ōwada · Written by Misuzu Chiba
S1.E24 ·
Jinshi and Maomao
Summoned by the Verdigris madam to finally choose a courtesan for himself, Lakan hesitates over the pick, while Maomao tries on a gift dress atop the rear-palace wall.
Directed by Wataru Nakagawa · Written by Yūko Kakihara
Season 2 · 24 episodes · 24 aired · Jan 10, 2025 to Jul 4, 2025
- E1Jan 10
- E2Jan 17
- E3Jan 24
- E4Jan 31
- E5Feb 7
- E6Feb 14
- E7Feb 21
- E8Feb 28
- E9Mar 7
- E10Mar 14
- E11Mar 21
- E12Mar 28
- E13Apr 4
- E14Apr 11
- E15Apr 18
- E16Apr 25
- E17May 2
- E18May 9
- E19May 23
- E20May 31
- E21Jun 6
- E22Jun 13
- E23Jun 27
- E24Jul 4
S2.E1 ·
Maomao and Maomao
Loulan's swollen retinue unsettles the other consorts, Maomao pushes reading lessons on the servants, and a stray kitten in the garden outruns everyone but one unfamiliar girl.
Directed by Jun Ōwada · Written by Yūko Kakihara
S2.E2 ·
Caravan
With a trading caravan in town and scented oils becoming the court's new craze, Maomao starts checking which fashionable perfumes are safe to keep near a pregnant Gyokuyou.
Directed by Mayu Tanimoto & Akira Koremoto · Written by Misuzu Chiba
S2.E3 ·
Corpse Fungus
Jinshi looks into the death of the palace woman Jin while Maomao, sent to clear poisonous mushrooms from the northern forest, catches the strange smell Shisui described.
Directed by Wataru Nakagawa · Written by Hitomi Ogawa
S2.E4 ·
Mirror
Gaoshun brings Maomao a puzzle about two closely watched twin sisters, one of them somehow pregnant, while a foreign envoy hunts for a woman said to weep pearls.
Directed by Tsuyoshi Nakano · Written by Yūko Kakihara
S2.E5 ·
The Moon Fairy
Shisui's caterpillars turn into moths that glow strangely by moonlight, and the envoys' banquet ends with a lone figure dancing in the dark ringed by drifting lights.
Directed by Shintaro Itoga · Written by Misuzu Chiba
S2.E6 ·
The Crystal Pavilion, For the Third Time
Clinic supervisor Shenlü asks Maomao to track down a servant from Lihua's pavilion who has been missing two weeks and shows every sign of tuberculosis.
Directed by Yukihiko Asaki · Written by Hitomi Ogawa
S2.E7 ·
The Shrine of Choosing
The emperor takes Jinshi and Maomao to the abandoned Shrine of Choosing, where a test once picked emperors and nobody left alive remembers how it was passed.
Directed by Wazuka Komamiya · Written by Yūko Kakihara
S2.E8 ·
The Empress Dowager
Empress Dowager Anshi seeks Maomao out with an unnerving request: find out whether she cursed the late emperor, whose body is said not to have decayed in its tomb.
Directed by Jun Ōwada · Written by Misuzu Chiba
S2.E9 ·
The Late Emperor
Maomao is let into the late emperor's sealed residence, where a poisonous pebble sits among Jinshi's old toys and the air carries an odd, persistent smell.
Directed by Akira Koremoto · Written by Hitomi Ogawa
S2.E10 ·
A Ghost Story
Invited to a night of ghost stories, Maomao listens to a tale of a mother and son shunned after hunger drove them into a forbidden forest, and starts feeling dizzy.
Directed by Oh Jin Koo · Written by Yūko Kakihara
S2.E11 ·
The Hunt
A hunting trip north gives Jinshi his chance to finally tell Maomao who he really is, until the heat of the banquet and a shot from the trees derail him.
Directed by Shintaro Itoga · Written by Misuzu Chiba
S2.E12 ·
Ka Zuigetsu
A search party combs the forest for the missing Jinshi, and Maomao offers to work out who sent the assassins before the trail and the smell of gunpowder go cold.
Directed by Masahiro Matsunaga · Written by Hitomi Ogawa
S2.E13 ·
The Baths
Xiaolan's term is ending with no job to follow it, so Maomao and Shisui take up work in the rear-palace baths, where gossip and useful connections both flow freely.
Directed by Mayu Tanimoto · Written by Yūko Kakihara
S2.E14 ·
The Dancing Ghost
A laughing white face is said to appear in the steam of Lishu's bathhouse, and Maomao, Jinshi and Gaoshun go to see what her contemptuous attendants will not.
Directed by Jun Ōwada & Kaho Asai · Written by Misuzu Chiba
S2.E15 ·
Ice
When Xiaolan knocks a eunuch's block of ice to the ground, the rare shipment meant for Consort Loulan is ruined, and Maomao promises to salvage it in a borrowed kitchen.
Directed by Misu Yamaneko · Written by Hitomi Ogawa
S2.E16 ·
Festering Resentment
While drafting plain-language warnings about lead makeup and strong scents for the palace school, Maomao is cornered by Suirei, who dangles the resurrection formula at her.
Directed by Tsuyoshi Nakano · Written by Yūko Kakihara
S2.E17 ·
Fox Village
Maomao has vanished, and the only lead is a hurried message she hid in the Jade Pavilion, with one character nobody can read.
Directed by Shintaro Itoga · Written by Misuzu Chiba
S2.E18 ·
Lantern Plant
Gyokuyou's labor begins as Jinshi chases a eunuch who slipped out of the palace after repeated visits to a graveyard of girls used by the late emperor.
Directed by Erkin Kawabata · Written by Hitomi Ogawa
S2.E19 ·
Festival
At the village harvest festival, fox masks painted red and green and a founding myth about western settlers start leading Maomao somewhere she did not expect.
Directed by Mayu Tanimoto · Written by Yūko Kakihara
S2.E20 ·
The Stronghold
Kept at the Shi stronghold to develop an immortality drug, Maomao pieces together the family that runs it and notices how much the household is starting to resemble an army.
Directed by Akira Koremoto & Yū Kinome · Written by Misuzu Chiba
S2.E21 ·
Taibon
Maomao learns what the resurrection drug was really a by-product of, then draws Shenmei's fury onto herself to spare Kyou-u the punishment for a failed escape attempt.
Directed by Takanori Yano · Written by Hitomi Ogawa
S2.E22 ·
Royal Guard
As the royal guard closes on the stronghold and Lakan proposes burying its armory under an avalanche, Maomao is confronted with the plan Shisui has made for herself.
Directed by Masahiro Matsunaga · Written by Yūko Kakihara
S2.E23 ·
The Shi Clan
Jinshi reaches Shishou inside the collapsing stronghold and claims the blame for the assassination attempt, while Loulan leads him on toward Shenmei and Suirei.
Directed by Wataru Nakagawa & Akinori Fudesaka · Written by Misuzu Chiba
S2.E24 ·
The Beginning
With the fighting over, Maomao wakes beside Jinshi and turns straight to the poisoned Shi children and a promise to Shisui she has not yet paid.
Directed by Jun Ōwada & Kaho Asai · Written by Hitomi Ogawa
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Where to start, and what the two seasons actually cover
Start at episode 1 and keep going — the two seasons are one continuous story. Crunchyroll’s own series page frames season 1 as Maomao’s life as a palace servant and says season 2 “shifts toward deeper political intrigue.” There is no recap season and no soft reset between them, so the 24-episode split is a broadcast convenience rather than a jumping-on point.

The catch-up math is friendlier than the episode count suggests. Forty-eight episodes at roughly 22 minutes each is about 18 hours — a couple of weeks of evenings. That matters right now because Crunchyroll has posted a season 3 trailer to its own YouTube channel, so the back catalog is the homework rather than the destination.

It sits a little apart from the shonen shelf it gets filed next to. Adapted from Natsu Hyuuga’s light novels, it is produced by TOHO Animation STUDIO and OLM, directed by Norihiro Naganuma for season 1 with Akinori Fudesaka joining him for season 2, and its Crunchyroll series page lists it as a 2026 Anime Awards winner. The episodes are built as self-contained puzzles, which is why it reads as a procedural in court dress.
The Apothecary Diaries cast 12
Aoi YūkiMaomao
Takeo ŌtsukaJinshi- Atsumi TanezakiLingli
Yui IshikawaLihua
Hina KinoLishu- Yūko KaidaAh-Duo
- Misaki KunoXiaolan
Katsuyuki KonishiGaoshun- Takuya KirimotoLakan
- Houko KuwashimaFengxian
- Hiroshi YanakaLuomen
Kenji AkabaneLihaku
- Music
- Satoru Kōsaki, Kevin Penkin, Alisa Okehazama
- Studios
- OLM, Inc.
Photos via Wikimedia Commons. Aoi Yūki: SEGA, CC BY 3.0; Takeo Ōtsuka: Dick Thomas Johnson from Tokyo, Japan, CC BY 2.0; Yui Ishikawa: Dick Thomas Johnson from Tokyo, Japan, CC BY 2.0; Hina Kino: AbemaTV, CC BY 3.0; Katsuyuki Konishi: William Tung from USA, CC BY-SA 2.0; Kenji Akabane: numan ch-ヌーマンチャンネル-【公式】, CC BY-SA 3.0.
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Where can I watch The Apothecary Diaries?
The Apothecary Diaries streams on Crunchyroll in the US (subscription), checked September 15, 2026.
How many episodes of The Apothecary Diaries are there?
48 episodes across 2 seasons: season 1 has 24, season 2 has 24.
When did The Apothecary Diaries premiere?
October 22, 2023.
Is The Apothecary Diaries finished?
All 48 episodes have aired; the last one was July 4, 2025.












