Glass Ball Street Magic [Video]

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OCTOBER 19, 2011 10:00PM

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This is a street performer in Tokyo. The name listed in the description of the video is "Okotanpe". He has a website but it is mostly in Japanese. The art form is called "contact juggling" and it's just magical: