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New Oishinbo Adds Six Tozai Shimbun Cast, Sets Yui Makino And Skoop On Somebody Themes
New Oishinbo, the sequel TV anime to Tetsu Kariya and Akira Hanasaki's Oishinbo, adds six cast members for Tozai Shimbun's staff.
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Why it matters
The supporting cast rounds out the newspaper office where the series' food battles are fought, and the two theme songs come from acts with a stake in the show's cross-generational reach, which is the pitch the revival is built on.
Key Facts
- New Oishinbo airs in 2027 and is produced by Shin-Ei Animation.
- Nobuo Tobita plays Tozai Shimbun owner Daizo Ohara and Hiroshi Naka plays director and editor-in-chief Kyoichi Koizumi.
- Toru Furusawa plays Hideo Tanimura and Kosuke Echigoya plays Tomio Tomii.
- 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."
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.
The six additions fill in the Tozai Shimbun hierarchy around leads Yohei Azakami as Shiro Yamaoka, Hitomi Sasaki as Yuko Kurita, and Akio Otsuka as Yuzan Kaibara. Furusawa and Echigoya take the desk's deputy posts, Tobita plays the newspaper's owner, and Naka plays director and editor-in-chief.
Shin-Ei Animation produces the sequel, which continues from the earlier anime's Ultimate Menu against Supreme Menu conflict. Yui Makino, also a voice actor, sings the opening theme; Skoop On Somebody sing the ending. Both artists framed their involvement around the work reaching audiences across generations. The anime airs in 2027.
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