Veteran Noh actor Kanze dies at 79

Veteran Noh actor Kanze dies at 79

TOKYO, Japan - Veteran Noh actor Kanze Hideo, who died of colon cancer at a Tokyo hospital on June 8, his family said. He was 79.

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