Cake names which are derived from the shape and cooking method include Obanyaki (Kobanyaki), Nijuyaki, Kaitenyaki (Kaiten-manju), Kintsuba, Oyaki (different from Oyaki in Nagano Prefecture), and cakes which were named after shops or manufacturers include Amataro-yaki, Nanakoshi-yaki, Gishi-yaki, Taiko-yaki (Drum cake), Taiko-yaki (Taiko (father of the Imperial adviser) cake), Fufu-manju (Fuman), Taiko-manju, Horaku-manju, and Ajiman.
大判焼き（小判焼き）・二重焼き・回転焼き（回転饅頭）・きんつば・おやき（長野県のおやきとは異なる）など、形状や製法に基づく名だけではなく、甘太郎焼・七越焼き・義士焼き・太鼓焼き・太閤焼き・夫婦まんじゅう（フーマン）・太鼓饅頭・蜂楽饅頭・あじまんと店名などでも呼ばれている。