Oishinbo Gets New TV Anime Shin Oishinbo
The announcement revives a long-dormant cooking manga at the same studio that adapted it three decades ago, with the title Shin Oishinbo signaling a fresh production rather than a continuation.
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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.
Shinei Animation used its 50th anniversary stage at ABEMA Anime Matsuri 2026 to announce the project, with details promised later. The original manga ran from 1983 until its hiatus in 2014, reaching 111 volumes under Shogakukan. Its subject is the food rivalry between the Tozai Shimbun newspaper's Ultimate Menu and gourmand Yuzan Kaibara's Supreme Menu. The 1988 to 1992 anime ran 136 episodes plus two specials. Viz Media has published five volumes digitally and in print, and the manga has also led to live-action series and a film.
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