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Japanese Only Tenyo Magic<\/span><\/h4>\n

Over the years there has also been many tricks sold by Tenyo exclusively for the Japanese market. These tricks were never released in English packaging so no official English language instructions exist. Many of these are very good and they would be good sellers if they were easily available to non-Japanese customers. Even those these tricks are only sold in Japan you can get some of them from SEO Magic USA.<\/p>\n

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The Spoon<\/h4>\n

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Description<\/h3>\n

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This is Tenyo’s interpretation of a trick using the out to lunch principle. I believe that this is a vintage product and not something that was sold recently, although it has been released recently using a Pokemon theme.<\/p>\n

Availability<\/h3>\n

Not hard to find in Japan<\/p>\n

Approximate Pricing<\/h3>\n

$50 for the vintage version<\/p>\n

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