There is one. Mine is in a spare slot in the fuse block in the engine compartment - 2001 s2k.
Mine is a tiny thing whitish/yellow about 1" square open ended with the ends hooked to grab the fuse and pull - push in with fingers.
I have found out that a pair of needle nose pliers work best if you are dealing with the standard plastic push-in stabbed contact fuses.
Round glass fuses(which I am not sure the S2k has) are best yanked with a special made fuse puller(pliers could crack the glass tube). Small pullers are found at Auto/Electrical supplies or maybe Lowes/Home Depot electrical dept.

My old 240Z's had a terrific glass fuse puller about 3" long. I miss those.

 

Thanks to everyone for their answer. I did wind up using a pair of needlenose pliers and suspect that the puller is somewhere behind the panel.

 

Even if you find it you'd have to be pretty limber to even contort into postion to pull a fuse.
I need to switch a fuse and am waiting until the 14 month is old enough to understand so he can get in there and do it for me -LOL.

 

I also had a 72 240Z with an awsome fuse puller....

 

just like everyone else mine was there too.