Shin Oishinbo, the new Oishinbo television anime, is set to air in 2027 with its main cast, staff and theme song artists named. Yui Makino performs the opening theme "PROMISE ME" and Skoop On Somebody performs the ending theme "Akashi".
Shinei Animation announced a new Oishinbo television anime at its 50th anniversary stage presentation during ABEMA Anime Matsuri 2026 on Saturday, under the title Shin Oishinbo. The manga by Tetsu Kariya and Akira Hanasaki launched in 1983 and has been on hiatus since 2014. The earlier Shinei Animation adaptation ran 136 episodes from 1988 to 1992. The new series is set for 2027, 35 years after that run ended.
A teaser on the official website set the 2027 debut and named Yohei Azakami as Shiro Yamaoka, Hitomi Sasaki as Yuko Kurita and Akio Otsuka as Yuzan Kaibara, with Ken'ichi Nishida directing, Takahiro Nagano on series scripts and Nozomi Kawashige on character designs. Shinei Animation produces, with animation production by Synergy SP and Vega Entertainment. The manga has surpassed 135 million cumulative copies in print.
Late October brought the Tōzai Shimbun supporting cast: Toru Furusawa as deputy editor-in-chief Hideo Tanimura, Kosuke Echigoya as Tomio Tomii, Nobuo Tobita as Daizo Ohara, Hiroshi Naka as Kyoichi Koizumi, Anzu Yaoya as Kinue Arakawa and Yuko Ushida as Noriko Mitani. The same round of announcements named Yui Makino for the opening theme "PROMISE ME" and Skoop On Somebody for the ending theme "Akashi". Both openings of the 1988 anime were love songs: "YOU", sung by Megumi Yuki for episodes 1 to 23, and "Dang Dang Ki ni Naru", sung by Yuma Nakamura for episodes 24 to 136.
Before any of the anime news, the official Oishinbo X account scheduled a compilation for the official YouTube channel titled "A Little Kind Kaibara Yuzan Special", collecting episodes where the strict gourmet advisor Yuzan Kaibara shows kindness. The special is scheduled for June 12 at 8:00 PM.
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The TV anime New Oishinbo will air in 2027, with Yui Makino performing the opening theme "PROMISE ME" and Skoop On Somebody performing the ending theme "Akashi". The announcement comes 35 years after the previous Oishinbo TV anime finished airing. Both openings of that first anime were love songs: "YOU", sung by Megumi Yuki for episodes 1 to 23, and "Dang Dang Ki ni Naru", sung by Yuma Nakamura for episodes 24 to 136.
The Shin Oishinbo anime announced six new cast members on Friday, including Toru Furusawa as Tōzai Shimbun deputy editor-in-chief Hideo Tanimura and Nobuo Tobita as paper owner Taizo Ōhara. Yui Makino performs the opening theme "PROMISE ME," and Skoop on Somebody performs the ending theme "Akashi." The series, directed by Ken'ichi Nishida at Synergy SP and Vega Entertainment, debuts in 2027.
New Oishinbo, the sequel TV anime to Tetsu Kariya and Akira Hanasaki's Oishinbo, adds six cast members for Tozai Shimbun's staff. Toru Furusawa plays Hideo Tanimura, Kosuke Echigoya plays Tomio Tomii, Nobuo Tobita plays Daizo Ohara, Hiroshi Naka plays Kyoichi Koizumi, Anzu Yaoya plays Kinue Arakawa, and Yuko Ushida plays Noriko Mitani. Yui Makino sings the opening theme "PROMISE ME" and Skoop On Somebody the ending theme "Akashi." The anime airs in 2027, produced by Shin-Ei Animation.
A new teaser PV for the TV anime New Oishinbo, set to air in 2027, shows the main cast's voices for the first time. Yohei Azakami plays Shiro Yamaoka, Hitomi Sasaki plays Yuko Kurita, and Akio Otsuka plays Yuzan Kaibara. Scene photos were also released. Shin-Ei Animation produces the sequel to Oishinbo, which has surpassed 135 million cumulative copies in print.
The official website for Shin Oishinbo began streaming a teaser promotional video on Thursday, and the anime will debut in 2027. Yohei Azakami voices Shiro Yamaoka, Hitomi Sasaki voices Yuko Kurita, and Akio Otsuka voices Yuzan Kaibara. Kenichi Nishida directs at Synergy SP and Vega Entertainment, with Takahiro Nagano on series scripts, Nozomi Kawashige on character designs, and Shinei Animation handling production.
The official website for Shin Oishinbo opened on Thursday with a teaser visual, main cast, staff, and a 2027 debut. Yōhei Azakami voices Shirō Yamaoka, Hitomi Sasaki is Yūko Kurita, and Akio Ōtsuka is Yūzan Kaibara. Ken'ichi Nishida directs at Synergy SP and Vega Entertainment, with Takahiro Nagano on series scripts and Nozomi Kawashige designing characters. Shinei Animation handles production.
A teaser PV and scene photos for the TV anime New Oishinbo have been released ahead of its 2027 broadcast. Yohei Azakami plays Yamaoka Shiro, Hitomi Sakaki plays Kurita Yuko, and Akio Otsuka plays Kaibara Yuzan. Shin-Ei Animation produces, with Kenichi Nishida directing, Takahiro Nagano on series composition, Nozomi Kawashige on character design, and animation production by SynergySP and Vega Entertainment.
The ABEMA Anime Matsuri 2026 event on Saturday announced that Tetsu Kariya and Akira Hanasaki's Oishinbo manga is getting a new television anime titled Shin Oishinbo. Shinei Animation announced the series at its 50th anniversary stage presentation. The manga launched in 1983 and has been on hiatus since 2014. A previous Shinei Animation adaptation ran for 136 episodes from 1988 to 1992.
The official Oishinbo X account announced a special compilation for the official YouTube channel titled "A Little Kind Kaibara Yuzan Special." It compiles episodes where the strict gourmet advisor Yuzan Kaibara shows kindness. The special premieres on June 12 at 8:00 PM.