The Apothecary Diaries — Episode Schedule

The Apothecary Diaries — Episode Schedule tracks every upcoming episode of the Japanese anime television adaptation of Natsu Hyuuga's light novel series Kusuriya no Hitorigoto, known internationally as The Apothecary Diaries, with air dates sourced from the entertainment database AniList. The anime is produced by OLM and Toho Animation and broadcasts on Nippon Television and its affiliate network in Japan. The story follows Maomao, an apothecary from the pleasure district who is sold into service in the imperial rear palace and is drawn into poisonings and court intrigue that she unravels by pharmacological deduction. Each entry records an individual episode with its air date and start time, reflecting the weekly broadcast rhythm of Japanese television rather than a full-season streaming drop. Episodes are listed as timed events, and calendar applications convert the recorded time into local time, which is what separates a same-day slot from a next-day one for viewers outside Japan. Japanese television anime is scheduled in cours of roughly a dozen weekly episodes, and a season may run one or several back to back, so the feed holds a run of consecutive weekly entries while a season airs and stands empty between broadcast blocks. AniList remains the underlying schedule source, and the calendar is refreshed weekly, with faster cycles from Friday through Sunday when new anime episode listings are most commonly added. Viewers who follow the palace-intrigue and medical-mystery storyline, anime desk editors, and community moderators can use this smart calendar feed — free to subscribe — to keep every upcoming episode visible in a day-to-day calendar application, whether that is Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. The feed removes the need to cross-reference AniList listings or social media announcements, placing confirmed air dates alongside personal and professional entries. Because the schedule is taken from the AniList record, date changes, postponements, or newly announced episodes appear in the calendar as soon as the source data changes. The calendar refreshes regularly so cancellations and rescheduled episodes appear automatically without manual entry. For a series whose broadcast schedule can shift with production announcements and seasonal breaks, that automated update cycle helps keep confirmed air dates aligned with AniList rather than promotional windows.