

TV series
37.5°C Tears
2015, Japanese, on TBS.
Sugisaki Momoko used to be a nursery school teacher. Her difficulty smiling leads to communication problems with parents and her contract is terminated in one year. Momoko is picked up by ‘Little Snow’, a home care service for sick children, and makes a fresh start there as a caregiver. When a child has a fever, the caregiver would visit the home and care for the child in place of the parents who simply cannot take time off from work. Momoko encounters all sorts of families at the places she is sent to. With the support of her colleagues and the occasional help of her best friend, Yumika, she starts to face work, romance, family and friendship.
- Seasons
- 1
- Episodes
- 10
- Episode length
- 48 min
- Status
- Ended in 2015
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Latest episode
S1 E10: Episode 10 FINAL
Aired 17 September 2015
Seasons 1
Cast & crew
- Risako TanigawaSato Sayaka · 10 ep
- Ishida ToseiSugisaki Seiichiro · 10 ep
- Tanoue YuiShimizu Kaori · 10 ep
- Ayumu YokoyamaShinohara Kenta · 10 ep
- Kazuhiko NishimuraSato Nishiki · 10 ep
- Natsuko NagaikeImai Kanako · 10 ep
- Jun MihoTanaka Masayo · 10 ep
- ShuriMachii Risa · 10 ep
- Misako RenbutsuSugisaki Momoko · 10 ep
- Saori TakizawaShinohara Kumiko · 10 ep
- Rio SuzukiAsahina Koharu · 10 ep
- Hana MatsushimaAsahina Koyuki · 10 ep
Details
- First aired
- 9 July 2015
- Last aired
- 17 September 2015
- Network
- TBS
- Original title
- 37.5℃の涙
- Language
- Japanese
- Country
- Japan
- Type
- Scripted
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What 37.5°C Tears is based on
37.5°C Tears is based on 37.5°C no Namida, a manga series, published by Shogakukan.
Manga series
37.5°C no Namida
Published by Shogakukan
Source details from Wikidata and TMDB.
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37.5°C Tears: quick answers
Is 37.5°C Tears worth watching?
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How many seasons of 37.5°C Tears are there?
37.5°C Tears has 1 season and 10 episodes, about 48 minutes each.
Is 37.5°C Tears finished?
Yes. 37.5°C Tears ended in 2015, so you can watch the whole story.
Which OTT platform is 37.5°C Tears on?
37.5°C Tears isn’t listed on any OTT platform in India yet. (Checked 30 October 2026.)
37.5°C Tears parents guide: is it suitable for kids?
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What shows are like 37.5°C Tears?
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What is 37.5°C Tears based on?
37.5°C Tears is based on 37.5°C no Namida, a manga series, published by Shogakukan.
