Japanese Version: With Deck ＜Exclusive Sale Item＞

Identify all cards purely by fingertip super-sensation!
First, by touching the fingertips, next by just hovering, and finally by completely not looking, identify everything!
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"I was perfectly fooled. Something I should have recognized, yet I had absolutely no clue!" -Alvo Stockman
＜Demonstration Video＞

● Phase One: A spectator holds a shuffled deck. Simply by placing fingertips under the card (on the face side), the performer correctly calls out "red" or "black".
● Phase Two: The spectator shuffles the cards once again. This time, without touching the cards, just by hovering fingertips under the cards, the performer calls them out correctly without any contact.
● Phase Three: Next, the performer even identifies cards inside the card case! Not only red or black, but also the suit and number!
★ No mirrors!
★ No wax!
★ No chemicals!
★ No magnets!
★ No strings!
★ No counting!
★ No stacked deck!
★ No marked deck!
★ No peeking!
★ Now, consider for a moment how this performance could be possible under the above conditions…
★ Finally, the secret and the 3-step procedures, techniques, and application examples are revealed.
＜DVD Contents＞
・Accessories: About the deck included
Techniques
・＜The Jermay Isolation Principle＞: Identification principle
・＜The Hands Off Isolation Principle＞: Method without touching fingertips
　　● The method of identifying cards just by hovering fingertips over cards without touching:
　　● Furthermore, not only without touching but even while turning the face away.
・＜The Conduit Isolation Principle＞: Method using spectator's fingers
　● A unique and even more mysterious method where the spectator touches the card with fingertips, and the performer gains information by touching the spectator’s hand.
・＜The Isolation Principle With Court Cards＞: Identify face cards
● Further application to distinguish among red, black, and 3 types including face cards.
・＜The Covered Isolation Principle＞: Identification while cards are covered
　　　● Covers packets with a handkerchief etc. (wrapping is also acceptable), yet still able to identify cards.
・＜The Final Two Cards In A Packet＞: Determination of the last two cards
・＜The Pattern Principle＞: Pattern principle
　　● By using this principle, the performer identifies cards inside the case without looking or hovering the hand — an entirely seemingly impossible procedure.
・＜Shuffling＞: About shuffling
・＜Glimpses＞: Glimpses
　　● Explains two methods of glimpsing (peeking).
Step-by-step explanation
・＜Phase One＞: First phase
・＜Phase Two＞: Second phase
・＜Phase Three＞: Third phase

★ Basic procedures require no technique, but within the advanced steps, highly effective card techniques are introduced.
⇒ Spread Glimpses, Under-The-Spread Force, Split Card Addition, etc.
All of these are explained with Japanese subtitles in the videos. Look forward to it.
These peeking and forcing methods are also useful in other card magic.
★ The latest work by Luke Jermay.
Performed even in front of magicians in the videos, yet no clue can be found. A wonderful idea with excellent steps that keep building excitement! ＜Words from Luke Jermay＞
● This is something I have performed in various forms up to now. Here, I present everything exactly as I have performed it.
● The routine has been performed and refined over many years. The tools are compact, the effect is strong, and the routine is designed to be performable even under strict conditions. Originally devised for close-up performance, but I believe it can be performed on stage too.
● The methods used in this routine are not limited to the format of "supernaturally sorting red and black cards from a shuffled deck" only. They are applicable widely.
● The series of effects is extremely cleverly structured. Each routine cancels out any possible method that could be guessed. Two different methods are used in the performance, and their combination makes it utterly impossible for the audience to find any plausible explanation. As these methods combine, the audience’s plausible ideas are gradually removed, culminating in an unexpected climax.
● This routine is like a "test conditions" performance. For that reason, the deck is checked and shuffled several times before and after the performance.
● First, I explain the details of the techniques used, then describe how to combine them.
● The routine itself proceeds freely and with a relaxed flow, so please enjoy performing it. Learn a lot from this routine.
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　- In Las Vegas, 2008 - ● The content is excellent, but the original DVD commentary is only in English, so it will be difficult to understand unless you fully comprehend English. We have acquired from Luke Jermay the rights for a ＜Japanese Version＞, so from our shop Feather Touch MAGIC, we offer a DVD with Japanese subtitles + Japanese explanatory booklet (supplement) + deck set. Product
1. DVD (Japanese Version) x 1
　★ DVD with Japanese subtitles
2. Gimmick Deck x 1

DVD: L.J. Fingertips (Read Cards by Touch, Japanese Ver. + Deck)

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