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Cork Stopper
The magician wraps a cork with a bill, and fixes it using a rubber band. The bill is rolled up like a tube, and the space inside is divided by the cork into the upper space and the lower space. The magician puts four coins into the upper space of the tube. The coins, one by one, are dropped to the table, penetrating the cork. For the last coin, the magician puts it into his pocket, but it appears from the tube. Everything is examinable after the effect.
MSRP(Japanese Yen): 2,940 Release on July 1, 2008See Yahoo! Currency Converter
Hole Surprise
Uses three cards that have a punched hole. They are fixed together by a bolt threaded through the holes. A spectator signs on the middle card. When the signed card is pushed between the other cards, the card slides. That means, the hole on the middle card moves over, and now it has come close to the signature. At the end, the bolt is removed from the card and audience finds that the hole has been moved. Everything is examinable after the effect.
No explanation video on the web site. An explanation DVD is supplied with Hole Surprise.
MSRP(Japanese Yen): 6,300 Release on July 1, 2008See Yahoo! Currency Converter
Pyramid
The magician places a card case on the table. The case contains a deck, which serves as the prediction. A spectator is asked to select a card from another deck. The selection is the eight of diamonds. The magician picks up the case, and takes the deck out of it. The cards are linked together somehow. Being unfolded, they form a shape of a diamond, consists of eight of triangles. That means, the prediction is the eight of diamonds. Upon the cards are split, the eight-diamond card appears.
Release on September, 2008
Two Way
A metal box is displayed. There is a prediction inside.
Two decks are placed on a table. One is red-backed, and the other is blue-backed. A spectator chooses either of them (not a magician's choice). The magician takes the chosen deck, and mixes the cards well. Some cards become face up, and the others face down. The cards are spread on the table. The magician removes all the face-down cards to leave the face-up cards only. The remained face-up cards are given to the spectator. Then spectator does the same as the magician did. This is repeated until one face-up card is left.
When the box is opened, there found a chip having the same suit and value as that of the remained card.
Release on September, 2008
PK Finger
A 10-dollar chip and a 100-dollar chip are displayed. Then, the chips are put on a spectator's hand. The magician picks a court card from a packet of cards. Tapping the 100-dollar chip with the card, it changes to a Dollar coin. The supplied magnet can be used for other purposes as well. With this magnet, you can use your own ring just like a PK ring.
MSRP(Japanese Yen): 3,780 Release on December 7, 2007See Yahoo! Currency Converter
Safety Box
A small brass box is displayed. There is a hole at the center, and a bolt is penetrated through the hole. The magician unscrews the bolt. Then, the box is handed to a spectator, and the lid is removed. There, a coin lies in the box.
MSRP(Japanese Yen): 2,940 Release on December 7, 2007See Yahoo! Currency Converter
Unbalance
A toothpick is displayed. Stand two decks and place the toothpick on them. Although one of the decks is removed, the toothpick stays on the remained deck. A spectator tries the same thing, but fails to balance the toothpick on the deck.
MSRP(Japanese Yen): 1,890 Release on December 7, 2007See Yahoo! Currency Converter
Shake
Two Quarter coins are placed in a transparent cup. Performer covers the cup with a coaster, and shakes it. When the coins are removed from the cup, they have changed to Dollar coins.
MSRP(Japanese Yen): 2,310 Release on December 7, 2007See Yahoo! Currency Converter
Converter
A spectator selects a card and returns it back to the deck. Then, another card is selected from the deck. When the second card is inserted into the side of the deck, it comes out from the other side, converted to the first selected card.
MSRP(Japanese Yen): 2,940 Release on April 7, 2007See Yahoo! Currency Converter
Blind Sight
The performer can tell which poker chip or which coin is in the brass case. The case can be sealed in an envelope. The props are examinable at any time.
MSRP(Japanese Yen): 2,940 Release on April 7, 2007See Yahoo! Currency Converter
Perfect Link
A spectator threads a ribbon through a metal ring, and holds each end of the ribbon. Then, the performer removes off the ring from the ribbon under a handkerchief. The props are examinable after performance.
MSRP(Japanese Yen): 2,730 Release on April 7, 2007See Yahoo! Currency Converter
Isolation
A quarter coin in placed in a transparent case, which is shut by a transparent lid. The performer shows the both hands are empty. When the case is shaken, the quarter coin transforms to a 10 yen coin. The performer hands the 10 yen coin to audience. The case is examinable too.
MSRP(Japanese Yen): 1,575 Release on April 7, 2007See Yahoo! Currency Converter
Perfect Egg
Performer takes a piece of paper. Tear a center of the piece of paper. The paper becomes an egg visually. Performer breaks the egg to prove the real one.
MSRP(Japanese Yen): 2,520See Yahoo! Currency Converter
Hexagonal Ellis Ring
This is an improved Ellis ring. Cross sectional shape is hexagonal. So Magician can show both side of ring. This ring has many possibilities.
MSRP(Japanese Yen): 3,570See Yahoo! Currency Converter
Elevator
A spectator selects a card and signs it. There is a window on both sides of the card case, so both sides of the deck are not covered. The selected card is inserted into a side of the deck. As the magician pushes the card back and forth, it moves up a little, just like an elevator goes up to the next floor. The card climbs up little by little and finally reaches to the top. Can be performed very close to audience.
MSRP(Japanese Yen): 7,875See Yahoo! Currency Converter
Double Miracle
A prediction envelope is placed in a full view. A spectator inserts a face down card into a deck. The magician takes the five cards that are next to the inserted card. Also, five poker chips are placed with colored face down. A spectator freely selects one from the five cards, and one from the five poker chips. When the prediction envelope is opened, audience discovers that it matches to the spectator's selection of the card and the color of the poker chip. All items are examinable after the performance.
MSRP(Japanese Yen): 2,940See Yahoo! Currency Converter
Disk Escape
There are a blue and red face poker chip, and a metal disk. Before the performance, both faces of them are shown to the audience. A rope is threaded through holes in the center of them. A spectator holds both ends of the rope. Then, the magician grasps the chip and disk. It is impossible to remove the poker chip or the disk off the rope, but he does. The disk is pulled off from the rope. All the items are examinable immediately after the performance.
MSRP(Japanese Yen): 2,940See Yahoo! Currency Converter
Perfect DF
Performer grasps a Dime. Penny is placed on back of hand. Penny is tapped by ballpoint pen. The Dime & Penny change place visibly.
MSRP(Japanese Yen): 3045See Yahoo! Currency Converter
Coin Thru Coin
Performer assembles 3 tubes. Set a large coin inside of tube. And input 4 small coins in the tube. A small coin penetrates the large coin one by one. This tube has diabolical secret. So audience cannot do same thing.
MSRP(Japanese Yen): 2,520See Yahoo! Currency Converter
Glass Thru
Performer puts red and blue chip inside of glass. The red chip penetrates bottom of glass. Red and blue chip are examinable one by one
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    Half dollar size - 3,045
    500 yen size - 2,940
Chain Thru
There is a hole on bolt & nut. Spectator sets these holes, and threads a chain the hole. The chain locks bolt & nut. Performer threads a chain the hole. Bolt & nut are not locked All items are examinable.
MSRP(Japanese Yen): 3,780See Yahoo! Currency Converter
Card Thru Bolt
A playing card is sandwiched between 2 plastic plates. There is a hole center of them. Bolt & nut lock them. But the playing card penetrates the bolt. All items are examinable.
MSRP(Japanese Yen): 1,890See Yahoo! Currency Converter
Super Sound Monte
There are 3 tubes. Put a bullet into a tube. The bullet makes rattle sound inside of tube. Magician changes place these tubes. A spectator cannot detect where there is the bullet. The tube has not only old principle, but also new idea. So spectator can shake the tube.
MSRP(Japanese Yen): 3,990See Yahoo! Currency Converter

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