This is an Imagawayaki maker made of Nambu Tekki (Southern Ironware). With a high-quality iron plate, you can quickly and deliciously bake crispy and fluffy Imagawayaki. No price negotiations. The manufacturer, Ikenaga, has already sold out of their Imagawayaki makers, making this item rare. This Imagawayaki maker is from Ikenaga, a long-established Nambu Tekki maker with over 80 years of history. It can bake 7 pieces at a time, and in addition to Imagawayaki, you can also make small okonomiyaki and pancakes. There is a small amount of rust on the back, but the handle and surface are clean. This item has never been used. Please consider purchasing if you understand that it has been stored at home. This is an Imagawayaki maker from Ikenaga, a long-established Nambu Tekki maker with over 80 years of history. The diameter is approximately 25cm. The design of the mold features an oni (ogre) in the center and 6 thundercloud designs around it. No box included. Single item for sale. This item is from the end of the Showa era to the early Heisei era. It is not officially stated to be compatible with electromagnetic induction heating (IH) systems. It is primarily intended for use with gas stoves. IH reaction confirmed. We have confirmed the reaction to IH electromagnetic induction using Nambu Tekki. [Uncooked] Confirmation device → HITACHI N8T series [Note] Cooking has not actually been performed. This item predates the widespread use of IH. Although we have confirmed the reaction, the actual high-temperature cooking and the reaction of IH electromagnetic devices may differ. Please understand that we are not responsible for any problems during IH cooking. [Because it is ironware, it is less likely to burn and allows you to make delicious Imagawayaki. Nambu Tekki is less prone to uneven heating and is the best type of baking mold. It thoroughly heats the ingredients. Freshly baked Imagawayaki is exceptional. Please check the images and purchase if you understand.