The Forsaken Saintess and Her Foodie Road Trip in Another World has released its second promotional trailer ahead of the television anime’s premiere on July 6, 2026.
The new video offers another look at Rin Takanashi’s unusually comfortable life in a fantasy world, where an apparently useless skill allows her to summon a fully equipped motor home and enjoy cooking, camping and exploration alongside a growing party of adventurers.
The trailer also previews the ending theme “Holy Sweet Home”, performed by the music unit Onkan Lemonade. The gentle song supports the series’ combination of fantasy adventure, friendship and meals shared around the campsite.
The anime will begin airing in Japan on July 6 through AT-X, BS NTV and CBC Television, followed by its TOKYO MX premiere on July 7. HIDIVE has licensed the series for streaming in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand.
The New Trailer Previews Rin’s Foodie Adventure
The second trailer expands on the relaxing fantasy atmosphere introduced by the anime’s earlier promotional material.
Rin can be seen traveling through the unfamiliar world, collecting ingredients and preparing meals with equipment stored inside her summoned camping vehicle. The footage also brings together the members of the adventuring party known as the Table of Gluttony, whose considerable appetites quickly make Rin’s cooking an important part of their journey.
Although the story begins with rejection and abandonment, the trailer avoids presenting the anime as a revenge-focused fantasy. Rin is far more interested in making the most of her new circumstances than in returning to the people who dismissed her abilities.
Her motor home gives her access to shelter, storage and useful modern conveniences, while her Survival skill provides the knowledge she needs to adapt to the environment around her.
The Anime Premieres on July 6, 2026
The Forsaken Saintess and Her Foodie Road Trip in Another World will begin its Japanese broadcast on Monday, July 6.
- AT-X: July 6 at 11:00 p.m. JST
- BS NTV: July 6 at midnight JST
- CBC Television: July 6 at 1:37 a.m. JST
- TOKYO MX: July 7 at 8:57 p.m. JST
- International streaming: HIDIVE in selected regions
In Japan, episodes will also receive early streaming through ABEMA, d Anime Store, U-NEXT and Anime Hodai beginning on July 6 at 2:30 a.m. JST under the late-night scheduling system.
Additional Japanese services, including Prime Video, Hulu, FOD, DMM TV and Lemino, will begin carrying the series from July 11.
The complete episode count has not yet been officially announced.
Onkan Lemonade Performs “Holy Sweet Home”
The second promotional trailer prominently features the anime’s ending theme, “Holy Sweet Home”, performed by Onkan Lemonade.
The title fits the unusual sense of home Rin creates after being abandoned in another world. Rather than living in a castle or traditional fantasy inn, she travels inside a motor home that provides safety, comfort and a familiar place where her companions can gather.
Cooking also becomes central to that feeling of belonging. Every meal gives Rin an opportunity to transform unfamiliar ingredients into something comforting while strengthening her relationships with the adventurers around her.
The ending song is expected to emphasize the warmer and more reflective side of the series after episodes filled with travel, cooking and monster encounters.
INUWASI Performs the Opening Theme “Butterfly”
Japanese idol group INUWASI performs the opening theme, titled “Butterfly.”
A preview of the song was previously included in the anime’s first main trailer.
The opening’s brighter energy complements Rin’s decision to treat her unexpected transportation to another world as an opportunity rather than a tragedy.
“Butterfly” and “Holy Sweet Home” give the anime contrasting musical identities, with the opening emphasizing movement and discovery while the ending reflects the companionship Rin builds during her travels.
What Is The Forsaken Saintess and Her Foodie Road Trip in Another World About?
The Forsaken Saintess and Her Foodie Road Trip in Another World follows Rin Takanashi, a working woman in her late twenties who is suddenly summoned to a fantasy kingdom alongside a beautiful high school student.
The people responsible for the summoning are searching for a saintess. After examining the two women, they decide that the younger girl possesses the abilities they need.
Rin’s skills appear useless by comparison, and she is quickly rejected and abandoned in the unfamiliar world.
However, the kingdom has badly misunderstood what her abilities can do.
Rin possesses two powerful skills called Motor Home and Survival. The first allows her to summon a fully equipped camping vehicle affectionately known as Mochan, while the second provides extensive information and practical support for surviving in the wilderness.
Instead of becoming desperate, Rin recognizes that she has everything she needs to continue enjoying her favorite hobbies: solo camping and cooking.
Her relaxed journey gradually attracts new companions, transforming what begins as an independent camping trip into a traveling culinary adventure.
Rin Refuses to Become a Typical Forsaken Heroine
Rin’s reaction to being discarded separates the story from many other fantasies about summoned heroines.
She does not immediately dedicate herself to proving the kingdom wrong, defeating its leaders or reclaiming the title of saintess.
Rin is certainly aware that she has been treated unfairly, but she also understands that her skills give her a remarkable degree of independence.
Her motor home provides a secure place to sleep and store supplies. The Survival skill helps her identify useful resources, while her real-world cooking experience allows her to create meals from ingredients found throughout the fantasy setting.
Rather than allowing rejection to define her second life, Rin decides to travel at her own pace and enjoy the opportunities available to her.
Sora Tokui Voices Rin Takanashi
Sora Tokui leads the Japanese cast as Rin Takanashi.
The role requires a performance that can communicate Rin’s practical adult perspective, enthusiasm for food and occasional surprise at the stranger elements of the fantasy world.
Rin may possess extremely useful abilities, but she does not immediately understand every magical creature, custom or danger she encounters.
Her confidence comes from applying familiar camping and cooking knowledge to unfamiliar situations, creating a heroine who solves many problems through preparation rather than combat.
Vil Leads the Table of Gluttony
Vil is the leader of the adventuring party known as the Table of Gluttony.
His intimidating appearance initially suggests a dangerous and unapproachable warrior, but he is described as gentlemanly, kind and extremely capable.
Vil also possesses an enormous appetite, making him especially appreciative of Rin’s cooking.
His strength gives the group protection during dangerous encounters, while his respectful treatment of Rin helps distinguish him from the people who rejected her after the summoning.
Yuki Ono voices Vil.
The Table of Gluttony Joins Rin’s Journey
Rin eventually travels with several members of the Table of Gluttony, an adventuring party united by both combat skill and a powerful interest in food.
The group’s appetite creates a natural role for Rin inside the party. Her meals are not merely decorative scenes added between battles. Cooking becomes one of the ways she contributes to the group and develops closer relationships with its members.
The newly released trailer shows the party traveling, fighting and gathering around Rin’s food, reinforcing that the anime will balance adventure with domestic and culinary moments.
Sumire Morohoshi Voices Aria
Aria is one of the adventurers who becomes connected to Rin’s journey.
She is voiced by Sumire Morohoshi.
Aria’s presence adds another personality to the group surrounding Rin, while her adventuring experience helps the heroine better understand the world beyond the safety of Mochan.
Shinnosuke Tachibana Voices Senon
Senon is voiced by Shinnosuke Tachibana.
He is another member of the Table of Gluttony and contributes to the party’s combat abilities and group dynamics.
The anime’s first trailers suggest that each adventurer will react differently to Rin’s unusual skills, modern equipment and unfamiliar style of cooking.
Shoya Chiba Voices Ed
Shoya Chiba joins the cast as Ed.
Ed is part of Rin’s expanding circle of companions and appears throughout the new footage alongside Vil, Aria and Senon.
The group’s chemistry will be important because much of the series depends on the conversations and reactions that occur while traveling or sharing meals.
Kaede Hondo Voices Gomamiso
Gomamiso is a small and fluffy companion voiced by Kaede Hondo.
The character adds a mascot-like presence to the series while also contributing to its fantasy setting.
Gomamiso’s name, which evokes sesame miso, is particularly appropriate for an anime where food influences even the identities and humor of its supporting cast.
Yukari Tamura Voices Sheila
Sheila works at the adventurers’ guild in the city used as the Table of Gluttony’s base.
She is an experienced kobold receptionist who has worked at the guild for approximately twenty years.
Despite her small and fluffy appearance, Sheila is a reliable adult with extensive professional experience and a talent for looking after the adventurers who visit the guild.
Yukari Tamura voices Sheila.
Kanehira Yamamoto Voices Tori
Tori is the master of the adventurers’ guild.
His muscular build, eyepatch and facial scar give him the appearance of a stereotypically intimidating guild leader.
However, Tori combines his loud and forceful personality with calm judgment and consideration for the people working under him.
Kanehira Yamamoto voices the character.
Main Japanese Voice Cast
- Sora Tokui as Rin Takanashi
- Yuki Ono as Vil
- Sumire Morohoshi as Aria
- Shinnosuke Tachibana as Senon
- Shoya Chiba as Ed
- Kaede Hondo as Gomamiso
- Yukari Tamura as Sheila
- Kanehira Yamamoto as Tori
Episode 1 Begins With an Otherworldly Fishing Trip
The first episode is titled “Catching an Otherworld Trout! With an Ogre on the Side.”
The episode will introduce Rin’s arrival in the fantasy world, the rejection of her supposedly useless abilities and the discovery that Motor Home and Survival are far more powerful than anyone realized.
The title also establishes the anime’s combination of cooking and fantasy encounters. Rin’s search for ingredients can lead directly into meetings with monsters, adventurers and unfamiliar species.
Advance stills from the premiere have been released, but the production has not published complete summaries for later episodes.
A Web Radio Program Will Accompany the Anime
A dedicated web radio program hosted by Sora Tokui has also been announced.
The show will discuss episodes of the anime while inviting listeners to share information about memorable meals and recently discovered foods.
The production is promoting the program as an attempt to create one of the season’s most appetite-inducing anime radio shows.
The radio project extends the series’ culinary theme beyond the episodes and gives fans another opportunity to hear from the cast during the broadcast.
Atsushi Nigorikawa Directs the Anime
Atsushi Nigorikawa directs The Forsaken Saintess and Her Foodie Road Trip in Another World.
The adaptation must balance several distinct elements, including isekai fantasy, relaxing travel, cooking and occasional monster encounters.
The story’s appeal depends less on a single large conflict than on the atmosphere created as Rin explores new locations and shares food with her companions.
The direction must therefore make the cooking sequences visually satisfying while maintaining enough movement and discovery for the journey to feel like a genuine adventure.
Takashi Aoshima Handles Series Composition
Takashi Aoshima is responsible for series composition.
The original novels combine Rin’s internal observations with food preparation, travel and the gradual introduction of new companions.
The television scripts must arrange those experiences into complete episodes without losing the relaxed rhythm that distinguishes the series from more combat-focused isekai adaptations.
Izumi Ishii Designs the Characters
Izumi Ishii serves as character designer.
The production adapts Akane Nito’s original light novel illustrations and Nana Kogami’s manga artwork for television animation.
The designs must support both adventuring scenes and the detailed character acting needed during quieter conversations and meals.
EMT Squared Produces the Animation
EMT Squared is handling animation production, with Ankichi Kobo credited for production cooperation.
The studio is responsible for bringing Rin’s motor home, the fantasy landscapes and the series’ extensive collection of dishes to the screen.
Food presentation will be particularly important because the meals are central to the title, tone and relationships of the story.
Main Production Staff
- Original story: Yoneori
- Original illustrations: Akane Nito
- Director: Atsushi Nigorikawa
- Series composition: Takashi Aoshima
- Character design: Izumi Ishii
- Opening theme: “Butterfly” by INUWASI
- Ending theme: “Holy Sweet Home” by Onkan Lemonade
- Animation production: EMT Squared
- Production cooperation: Ankichi Kobo
Based on the Light Novels by Yoneori
The anime is based on the light novel series written by Yoneori and illustrated by Akane Nito.
The story originally began as a web novel before receiving a commercial publication through Kadokawa Books in 2020.
A manga adaptation illustrated by Nana Kogami followed later that year.
The franchise has surpassed 600,000 copies in circulation across its published editions.
A Different Kind of Saintess Story
The series uses several familiar elements from saintess and summoning fantasies, including a kingdom that selects one young woman while rejecting another.
However, Rin’s response changes the direction of the story.
She does not remain trapped inside the kingdom’s political system, and she does not need its approval to understand the value of her skills.
The motor home gives her a mobile base that is independent of castles, inns and formal institutions. Her survival knowledge also allows her to interact with the fantasy world through its landscapes, ingredients and local communities.
The result is a road-trip structure where each destination can introduce a new dish, companion or cultural discovery.
What Remains Unknown?
The complete episode count has not yet been announced.
HIDIVE has confirmed streaming in selected English-speaking regions, but availability in Latin America, continental Europe and other territories remains unclear.
The production has also not confirmed exactly how many light novel volumes will be adapted during the first season.
Dubbed-language plans have not yet been detailed.
Final Thoughts
The Forsaken Saintess and Her Foodie Road Trip in Another World will premiere in Japan on July 6, 2026.
The second promotional trailer previews the ending theme “Holy Sweet Home” by Onkan Lemonade while showing Rin cooking, camping and traveling with the Table of Gluttony.
INUWASI performs the opening theme “Butterfly.”
Sora Tokui leads the cast as Rin Takanashi, with Yuki Ono as Vil, Sumire Morohoshi as Aria, Shinnosuke Tachibana as Senon, Shoya Chiba as Ed and Kaede Hondo as Gomamiso.
Atsushi Nigorikawa directs the anime at EMT Squared, with Takashi Aoshima handling series composition and Izumi Ishii designing the characters.
By turning an apparently useless skill into a comfortable home and a way to connect with new companions, Rin’s journey promises a relaxed isekai adventure built around freedom, friendship and food worth crossing another world to taste.
