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Our dish — the plate we'd order here firstShichifukujin ningyō-yaki (七福神 人形焼)
Ningyō-yaki, small sponge cakes filled with anko, red bean paste, cast as the Seven Lucky Gods. Each one is baked by hand in iron moulds the shop has kept since it began.
From Itakuraya's own menu and pages, as we read them in October 2026.
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- The smallest is enough for two
Itakuraya
Japanese sweets · ningyō-yaki specialist · Ningyōchō, Tokyo
2-4-2 Nihonbashi Ningyōchō, Chūō-ku, Tokyo 103-0013
A shop in Ningyōchō whose first owner, by its own account, made the district's cake with a baker in the Meiji era. It still bakes the ningyō-yaki cakes by hand, without additives.
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