Title: 37.5℃の涙 37.5℃ no Namida
English Title: 37.5℃ Tears
Country: Japan
Language: Japanese
Year: 2015
Episode: 10
Cast:
- 蓮佛美沙子 Renbutsu Misako
- 成宮寛貴 Narimiya Hiroki
- 藤木直人 Fujiki Naohito
- 美保純 Miho Jun
- 水野美紀 Mizuno Miki
- 速水もこみち Hayami Mokomichi
- トリンドル玲奈 Triendl Reina
- 鈴木梨央 Suzuki Rio
- 水上剣星 Mikami Kensei
- 滝沢沙織 Takizawa Saori
- 西村和彦 Nishimura Kazuhiko
- 久保田磨希 Kubota Maki
- 松島花 Matsushima Hana
- 永池南津子 Nagaike Natsuko
- 木戸邑弥 Kido Yuya
- 井上琳水 Inoue Rinna
- 趣里 Shuri
- 谷川りさこ Tanigawa Risako
- 浅野温子 Asano Atsuko
SYNOPSIS
Sugisaki Momoko works as a caregiver for sick children. She wanted to become a nursery school teacher, but she was let go after only a year of working because she had difficulty relating with other teachers and the students' parents.
When young children have a temperature of 37.5℃ or a fever, nursery schools are required by law to send the children home. Most parents engage the services of a caregiver to watch over the sick children for a specified period of time.
REVIEW
37.5℃ no Namida is an interesting drama about caregivers for sick children. It talks about the challenges that people who work in the profession encounter, such as walking the fine line of caring for sick children but remaining distant and detached.
Yanagi Chikara: Please keep this in mind... Our job is to take care of sick children, not to lecture their family's policies. Don't pay attention to the children, don't scold them. Don't impose your own values on them. Those are the three principles in home care service for sick children. Please work hard without doing anything unnecessary.
There is a lot of responsibility attached when an individual is called a father or a mother. The drama points out how difficult it is to become parents of children, especially if a single parent has to assume both roles as the primary caregiver as well as the financial provider.
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37.5℃の涙 37.5℃ no Namida
