Nao Murata performs professionally as izuma, a Japanese-style magician creating visual scenes that feel beautiful, fleeting and dreamlike. Her official site distinguishes the izuma performance identity from the name Nao Murata used in magic competition and records selection as a Japanese FISM representative in 2022 and a North American representative in 2018. Current work spans theatres, hotels, corporate parties, shopping centers, festivals, theme parks, museums and outdoor events in Japan and abroad. An official enquiry route supports bookings, while no direct public email is indexed.
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One appearance on Penn & Teller: Fool Us. Billed on the show as Nao Murata, 村田奈央.
Aired 19 January 2024
Did not fool Penn & Teller
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