I bought a Shamisen but the fujaku doesn't seem to fit well

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This thread is a little dated but it might help you:

fujaku for Nagauta shamisen

Books of hauta and min’you scores used to come with a cheap paper fujaku. The numbers on the paper were meant for use with bunkafu notation, the same notation that we use for Tsugaru shamisen. Most of the nagauta scores I’ve seen use a different system (kosaburoufu notation) based on pitch rather than position, so while a fujaku will tell you where the notes are (i.e. that you are not playing sharp or flat), the numbers will not coincide with those in nagauta scores. Anyway, Kyle, maybe you co…

If you have a digital tuner you can always use painter’s tape to make your own markings.