Kō Nakahira
Tōkyō, Japan

Kō Nakahira (中平康, Nakahira Kō) was a Japanese film director. Born in 1926 in Tokyo, Nakahira directed 34 films between 1956 and 1975.

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Variation (1976)
Director | Screenplay
Rika 2: Lonely Wanderer (1973)
Director
Rika: The Mixed-Blood Girl (1972)
Director
Evil Spirits in the Darkness (1971)
Director | Executive Producer
Rebel Against Glory (1970)
Director
Diary of a Lady-Killer (1969)
Director | Screenplay
Summer Heat (1968)
Director | Writer
The Spiders' The Noisy Parade (1968)
Director
Trapeze Girl (1967)
Director | Writer
Inter-Pol (1967)
Director | Writer
Red Glass (1966)
Director
The Black Gambler: Left Hand of the Devil (1966)
Director
The Passionate Spinster (1965)
Director
Bastards Without Borders (1965)
Director
The Black Gambler (1965)
Director
Whirlpool of Flesh (1964)
Director
Flora on the Sand (1964)
Director | Screenplay
The Hunter's Diary (1964)
Director
Only on Mondays (1964)
Director
Bright Sea (1963)
Director
I Have the Sun in My Back (1963)
Director | Screenplay
The Mud-Spattered Pure Heart (1963)
Director
Modern Children (1963)
Director
Danger Pays (1962)
Director
The Young and Bad (1962)
Director
The Lucky General (1962)
Director
The Storm over Arabia (1961)
Director | Screenplay
That Guy and I (1961)
Director | Writer
Wait for Tomorrow (1960)
Director | Screenplay
Jungle Block (1960)
Director | Screenplay
The Girls and the Students (1960)
Director
A Secret Rendezvous (1959)
Director | Screenplay
Break Down that Wall (1959)
Director
Saijo katagi (1959)
Director
Crimson Wings (1958)
Director | Writer
The Seasons of Love (1958)
Director
The Flesh Is Weak (1957)
Director
Temptation (1957)
Director
Who's The Real Killer (1957)
Director
Streetlights (1957)
Director | Lyricist
Frankie the Milkman (1956)
Director | Screenplay
Summer Storm (1956)
Director
The Shadow of Fear (1956)
Director
Crazed Fruit (1956)
Director
Love is Lost (1956)
Assistant Director
Love and Duty (1954)
Assistant Director
Young Miss Executive (1953)
First Assistant Director