Cameroon's W. Vincent performs samisen as accredited player

OSAKA, Japan - Wouassi Vincent from Cameroon plays samisen at a national theater in Osaka on Nov. 23 as an accredited shin'nai samisen player. Called Fujimatsu Wouassi for his accredited name given by his master Fujimatsu Kikusaburo, Vincent, 38, came to Japan in 1994 and received training under his master.

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