7 Spring-Themed K-Dramas To Warm Your Heart This Season
These spring-themed K-dramas have us seated with their loveliness and glow!
Winter may have frozen our souls, but spring is on its way to thaw us very soon. In the meantime, these sweet K-dramas with a spring theme will win your hearts and keep you warm. It is time for new beginnings and joyful soirees with nary a chill in the air; the flowering season uplifts spirits and serves as the perfect catalyst for love. From Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha to When The Camelia Blooms, check out our list of spring K-dramas as beautiful as falling cherry blossom petals.
1. Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha
The dimpled duo of Kim Seon Ho and Shin Min A come together to deliver a heartfelt story set in a small fishing village. Forced to uproot her city life, a dentist replants it in Gongjin. She meets Chief Hong, a handyman with a heart of gold. With comforting spring vibes, Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha lives in our hearts rent-free.
2. Weighlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo
Would men date an athlete who lifts their bodyweight for a living? Instead of just being an overachieving weightlifter, Bok-joo’s character is defined by growing pains, first love, competition, and fatigue. Relatable and heartwarming, this K-drama feels like spring personified.
3. One Spring Night
Starring the king of comfort K-dramas, Jung Hae In, One Spring Night follows a pharmacist falling for a librarian. Some consider the slow pace a deterrent, but we believe it just adds to its legitimacy. With realistic performances and flawed characters, this spring-themed drama is a must-watch.
4. Twenty Five Twenty One
Some series stay with you long after you’ve finished watching. Twenty Five Twenty One resonates with those struggling to make their own way in an unforgiving world. Friendships forged by fire, first job struggles, and a painfully heartwarming pairing characterize this K-drama. Highly recommend!
5. When The Camelia Blooms
A single mom stuck in a village that can’t seem to mind her own business meets a kind police officer, becomes the obsession of a criminal, and finds love, not in that order. Can thrillers be tender and soothing? Camelia agrees, and so do we!
6. My Liberation Notes
Ever struggled on your commute to work? You might resonate with the premise of My Liberation Notes. Romance abounds, but rarely becomes the main character, instead allowing the lull of real life to lead the way. Subtle and calming, watch this series when you want to see a mirror to your corporeality.
7. Spring Fever
In this ongoing spring K-drama, a heartbroken Seoulite moves to a small town, becomes a teacher, and falls for a kind-hearted, scary-looking CEO. Chaotic yet consolatory, Spring Fever is about opening up your heart to new experiences after being hurt. We love it so far, and hope it ends well!
If you’re in the throes of chaos and need a little pick-me-up, these spring-themed K-dramas will serve the purpose! Which one’s your favourite?
Also Read: From This Is My First Life To Misaeng, How K-Dramas Taught Us About Grief!
First Published: January 30, 2026 2:45 PM
