The Apothecary Diaries the Movie: The Late Lady’s Treasure has dropped its newest trailer and a fresh key visual in the lead‑up to the Japan theatrical debut scheduled for December 11, 2026. The latest preview also reveals that the song powering the film will be Kenshi Yonezu’s track titled “Haru ga Tomori” (also known as “Spring Lights”).
Earlier promotional content unveiled additional cast members through distinct video releases, and the freshly surfaced trailer is available for viewing beneath this notice.
Launching as the inaugural big‑screen entry in The Apothecary Diaries series, this film presents a brand‑new enigma conceived by the franchise’s originator. Norihiro Naganuma helms the direction, while TOHO Animation STUDIO oversees the animation work. Meanwhile, Crunchyroll has just secured the rights for North American and global distribution of the picture.
The fresh illustration can be viewed further down.
Natsu Hyuga has also slated a novel adaptation of the film’s narrative, bearing the title The Apothecary Diaries: The Late Lady’s Treasure. The book will follow Hyuga’s authentic screenplay while expanding upon scenes that were omitted from the cinematic release. The debut printing will showcase a broad obi decorated with the movie’s initial key visual.
The official film synopsis reads:
Now begins a fresh enigma concerning a concealed treasure tucked away in a water‑bound metropolis.
The sovereign tasks Jinshi with fulfilling the last request of a concubine who died half a decade earlier: to send her remains back to her birthplace.
To fulfill this mission, Jinshi inspects the bones, finding them remarkably intact and lifelike, as though she still breathed.
Pursuing answers about the bones, Jinshi recruits Maomao for a trek to Binan‑shu, the southern region governed by the Bi family.
Upon reaching a lively waterfront town, Maomao marvels at unfamiliar plants and remedies, even as the atmosphere grows tense due to pirates relentlessly hunting for the hidden loot of their deceased captain.
“I wish for no trouble…
His foreboding materialises; during the funeral rites for the concubine, a massive upheaval erupts, unleashing unforeseen consequences.
The earlier trailer for the movie is also available for viewing.
Natsu Hyuga pens the The Apothecary Diaries light‑novel series, illustrated by Toko Shino and published serially by Shunfunotomo. There exist two manga versions: one crafted by Itsuki Nanao with art from Nekokurage, and another penned and drawn entirely by Minoji Kurata.
In English markets, the novel is released by J‑Novel Club, whereas Square Enix handles the manga edition. Centering on Maomao, a fledgling herbalist consigned to the imperial harem as a low‑rank attendant, the tale depicts her refusal to remain passive and her subsequent alliance with Jinshi, the palace’s handsome functionary.
Additionally, the property has just secured its debut live‑action television series and first video‑game title. Meanwhile, Natsu Hyuga’s storyline manga The Failure at God School has just received an anime adaptation announcement.
Source: The Apothecary Diaries Official Website
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