[Ephemera] Name List of Kanazawa Bunko
Overview A name list, collected by Kanazawa Bunko (金沢文庫). It includes numerous names of magicians and magic clubs from Japan in the 1970s. Information
[Ephemera] The Special Trophy of The New York Magic Symposium Tokyo
Overview The special trophy of The New York Magic Symposium, held in Tokyo on August 1986, presented by Adam J. Fleischer to the organizer Azuma “Ton” Onosaka. A crystal trophy…
[Ephemera] AMA’s Award of Merit to Ton Onosaka
Overview The certification of the AMA’s Award of Merit in 1985, presented by Dick Zimmerman and Piter Pit, to Azuma “Ton” Onosaka. “in appreciation of his contribution to magic in…
[Ephemera] Review of Jacob Tropp in Japan
Overview A hand-written letter from “Kijutsu Hikae (Kādo)”. It is written about the review of an amateur magician Jacob Tropp, a member of Mystical Order of Magicians of The Orient…
[Ephemera] Tenyū Inoue’s “New Year Card” in 1995
Overview A little 14-pages booklet written by a professional magician Inoue Tenyū (井上天遊), under the title “nengajo” (New Year Card), published on December 21, 1995. Inoue wrote about his early…
[Ephemera] First Who’s Who in Korean Magic
Overview The amateur Korean magician Roslin, the stage name of Kim, Jihyuk (김지혁), wrote “Who’s Who” in Korean and self-published in 2003 under his online nickname “Bishop”. This book is…
[Ephemera] 1983 NTV’s International Magic Festival TV Script
Overview A script of the NTV’s 30th anniversary special “Sekai Dai-majutsu Sai” (世界大魔術祭, International Magic Festival), broadcast on November 5, 9, and 16, 1983. The bottom of the cover shows…
[Ephemera] Notice of Change of Locations; 1978 International Magic Festival
Overview 1978 International Magic Festival (国際マジックフェスティバル), held by JMA (Japan Magicians Association), had a plan for tour around Japan but the locations were changed and noticed with a hand-written paper.…