A FISM World Championship medalist, Satori earned 2nd Place, Mental Magic in 1994 (Yokohama)—widely celebrated as the Olympic gold of the competitive magic world.
Satori is a magician. Satori's career includes FISM World Championship honors.
Recognized with honours at the triennial FISM World Championships of Magic. Official contest roll published by the Fédération Internationale des Sociétés Magiques.
Official award as recorded in the FISM World Championships roll.
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