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Masuaki Kiyota

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Masuaki Kiyota (清田益章)
Born (1962-04-30) 30 April 1962 (age 63)
Adachi Ward, Tokyo, Japan

Masuaki Kiyota (清田 益章, Kiyota Masuaki) is a Japanese self-professed psychic (エスパー, esper). Kiyota became famous as a child psychic in the 1970s after television appearances during which he was supposed to have bent spoons using telekinesis, similarly to Uri Geller, and to have projected mental images onto photo film. In addition to these performances, Kiyota also claimed that he was in contact with an extraterrestrial being called Zenev (ゼネフさん) and had been teleported to Mars.

Selected Works

  • 日笠雅子, ed. (1988) (in Japanese), 超能力野郎 清田益章の本当本, 扶桑社  — [English: "The True Book of Masuaki Kiyota, the Psychic Guy"]
  • 清田 益章 (1992) (in Japanese), 清田益章の超能力開発講座―エスパーが教える念力・透視・テレパシー!  — [English: "Masuaki Kiyota's Psychic Power Development Course - Psychokinesis, Clairvoyance, and Telepathy - Taught by an Esper!"]

Other Media

  • マインドシーカー ["Mind Seeker"] (1989), a psychic training simulator game developed by Namcot with Kiyota, released for the Nintendo Famicom system.

Appearances

Reading

  • Uphoff, Walter; Uphoff, Mary Jo (1980), Mind Over Matter: Implications of Masuaki Kiyota's PK Feats with Metal and Film for Healing, Physics, Psychiatry, War & Peace Et Cetera, Oregon, WI: New Frontiers Center 

Press Coverage

1970s-1990s

2000s-2020s

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