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Ton Onosaka is an illustrator, producer, coordinator and owner of Magic Land in Tokyo.^[1][2]

Ton Onosaka
Born	April 14, 1933 Takamatsu, on the island of Shikoku, Japan

He has been a leading figure in the cultural exchanges that occur between magicians in the west and Japan. He was the Japanese Publisher for the Magical Arts Journal

A consultant to the Asian Magic Association, he is a life-time member of [[The Magic Castle] and an inner gold star member of The Magic Circle. ^[3]

Awards and honors

• Award of Merit from the Academy of Magical Arts (1984)
• Special Fellowship of the Academy of Magical Arts (1994)
• Award of Japanese Professional Magicians Association (1996)
• Guest of Honor at FFFF (2007)
• Guest of Honor at 31 Faces North (2008)

Bibliography

• A Bicycle Built for Five
• As illustrator:
  • Focus
  • Paul Gertner's Steel and Silver
  • Show-Time at the Tom-Foolery
  • The New York Magic Symposium - Collection 5 (with Chris Kenner)

References

1. ↑ Genii 1994 July (cover)
2. ↑ The Linking Ring, Vol. 77, No. 1, January 1997, THE ART OF DECEPTION, by Chuck Romano, page 67
3. ↑ http://essentialmagicconference.com/users/ton-onosaka