http://www.ear-tweak.com/iy_anime/]SEPTEMBER[/url] 13, 2004 - Inuyasha television series finale aired today!
Yes, according to Sunrise producer Machihiko Suwa's interview on Anime Scramble on Aug. 20, there likely will be more Inuyasha projects, but nothing further has been said. Websunday has also hinted that there will still be Inuyasha anime on the horizon, but again, no indication as to what direction it will take.
If there is any further information out of Japan, rest assured I'll post it here.
AUGUST 21, 2004 - A "first installment" of Inuyasha?
Yes, both Yomiuri TV and Websunday have been (rather ambiguously) saying that there indeed will be future Inuyasha anime projects.
It is very common for televised anime to end short of their manga counterparts and not follow through the ending. Yes, the last one-hour televised episode of Inuyasha did NOT end like the manga is going to end (being that the manga hasn't ended yet.) But while 166-167 IS being called the last episode, whether or not the series will continue through OAV (original animation video, direct-to-video) releases, or other unserialized televised episodes, or some other form (:P) hasn't been said or decided. According to the Anime Scramble interview, there will probably not be any production until after Guren no Houraijima is released this winter, though.
We'll keep you updated on more news.
source: Websunday, Yomiuri TV, Anime Scramble interview, Producer Machihiko Suwa, Aug. 20