Toy Box Final Issue, Volume 2 (Toy Box Final Issue, Volume 2) This final issue contains hidden gems befitting the occasion. First, there's "Furoshiki (Peeping Tom)" by Yukichi Fukuzawa. This is a trick where the performer guesses a selected card without looking, while the performer isn't watching. It's repeated, but the second time, the spectator selects the card face down, and the performer guesses the card without anyone seeing it. The method used is completely unimaginable to the average spectator, and because different principles are used in the first and second stages, the average audience member can't follow along. Furthermore, from the card magic section, there's a slightly technical trick called "Hotel Mystery" by Ken Kurita. A must-see for manipulation fans! Hiroshi Yamamoto explains how to perform the Leaf Card from the interlock position (hands clasped together) and finally create a perfect circle fan. And, Rei Furukawa carefully explains the revised version of the bill production phenomenon called Osaka Bill. For those who study Zombie Balls, you can't miss Kenzo Hamatani's "Thoughts on Zombie Ball...Secret Point," which is also very worthwhile. In addition, following the "Magic and Patents" (2019 edition) published in the final issue, Volume 1, this issue includes a report on Tenchi Magic, which has the most patent and utility model applications in the magic field worldwide, a report on Chinese magic culture by Ken Kurita, who has been working in Shanghai, China since 2016, and "The Monk Farted," which uses the included Hyakunin Isshu cards. Contents: Furoshiki (Peeping Tom) (Yukichi Fukuzawa) Mystery Hotel (Ken Kurita) Interlock Perfect Circle Fan (Hiroyuki Yamamoto) Osaka Bill (Rei Furukawa) Thoughts on Zombie Ball...Secret Point (Kenzo Hamatani) "Magic and Patents" (Tenchi Magic Edition) (Yasuo Nakamura) Chinese Magic Culture (Ken Kurita) SuperMagicActionPenIII (Ken Kurita) The Monk Farted (Osamu Nakagawa) Announce Bubble (Nobuo Fukushima) Unexpected Points in the History of Linking Rings (Takanobu Ishida) There are minor scratches on the printed part of the cover, which occurred during the printing process. They were present from the time of purchase, but since there are definitely scratches, I marked it as having some scratches and dirt.