The Professor, Dai Vernon, summed up Dr. Sawa this way:
"One of the most creative magicians I have ever known. As the saying goes, you have to see it to believe it—and even then, you won't!" Find out why.
When Dr. Sawa burst onto the magic scene back in the 1970s, he quite literally set it on fire (figuratively, of course). His antics with paper, seashells, ropes, and especially coins were a delightful mix of whimsy and sheer astonishment. Then, for reasons best known to him, he vanished from our lives. But fear not! He’s back, and his passion for magic is not just rekindled but positively roaring.
L&L Publishing is chuffed to present a new collection of mind-blowing coin routines:
Whitehouse: Watch as various U.S. presidents pop into existence from thin air, each one grander than the last. (No, you won’t get in trouble for this!)
Better Half: A pair of half dollars demonstrate their affection by leaping from hand to hand before becoming impossibly stuck together. Sawa’s kept this gem to himself for 20 years—now, it’s your turn to impress!
Cuponkia: A clever twist on Coins Through the Table where three coins make a dramatic descent into a glass bowl—no lapping, just pure magic. (And yes, you can stand up while doing it!)
The Mint Bureau: With the influence of an ancient Japanese coin, watch as four nondescript washers transform and grow, culminating in an instant jumbo coin change. (Big finish, eh?)
Blade Runner: In a rather peculiar routine, coins are tossed onto the flat blade of a knife, leading to a shocking balancing act. (Don’t try this at home unless you’re feeling lucky.)
Genuine Silver: Witness a half dollar morph into a silver finger ring in a visual transformation that will leave everyone gasping. And yes, we do it again!
Octopus: A masterclass in causing four coins to penetrate an Okito Box right through your hand. (Seriously, it’s as cool as it sounds.)
Backstage: The performer invites the audience to go “behind the scenes”—but instead, they’re left bewildered as coins inexplicably change shape, size, and multiply beyond comprehension.
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