This magic bar in Shinsaibashi is hard to describe its location, it's like a hidden gem. The master is a fan of Japanese sake, and I heard that he carefully selects recommended sake to serve. I can't remember which sake I had that day, but it was a smooth yet flavorful junmai sake, just the way I like it. When I tried it with salted kelp, it was even better. The saltiness complemented the taste of sake perfectly. I had about three cups and then left, but I saw other customers getting excited watching magic tricks, so I'm thinking of asking for one next time.

The magic was amazing! Even Tokyo's freelance announcers were very satisfied!!

This is my favorite shop. It has a very cozy atmosphere. Watching the magic right in front of you never gets old, always makes me laugh.

Today, on my way back from a business trip, I stopped by the magic bar "Cardshark" in Shinsaibashi to enjoy some magic tricks. It's nice to be able to enjoy magic while having a drink. The owner and magician, Kinopee, used to work as a banker. He performed card magic right in front of us, and it was amazing. He also did a dice magic trick that left us all in awe. I couldn't figure out how he did it. We also enjoyed coin magic and had a great time. Today, I had a fun time enjoying magic tricks at the bar.

I went to a magic bar for the first time. I received a deck of cards^o^ It's not something you see live very often, so if you're tired of regular bars, it's great. Inside, there is a calm atmosphere with a bar counter and table seats. It's a bar with a welcoming atmosphere, so it's easy to go alone. If it's close to home, bottle keeping might be a good option. It's a bit far for me, so I might end up going there occasionally. The master is friendly and creates a fun atmosphere, so it's easy to relax even if you're alone^o^ They also have days where you can learn magic, so I recommend it for magic lovers.