Writing
Kōgo Noda
JA, EN cinema · 77 credits
Born
19 November 1893
Died
23 September 1968 (aged 74)
Birthplace
Hakodate, Japon
Also known as Кого Нода · 野田 高梧
Kōgo Noda (野田高梧, November 19, 1893 – September 23, 1968) was a legendary Japanese screenwriter best known for his long-standing collaboration with director Yasujirō Ozu. Together, they co-wrote some of the most critically acclaimed masterpieces in world cinema history, including "Tokyo Story" (1953), "Late Spring" (1949), "Early Summer" (1951), and "An Autumn Afternoon" (1962). Noda also served as the inaugural president of the Japan Screenwriters Guild.
Known for
Filmography
The Ozu Diaries
as Self (archive footage)
Musume no kekkon
Original Film Writer
An Autumn Afternoon
Screenplay
An Autumn Afternoon
Screenplay
A Roaring Trade
Screenplay
Zoku aizen katsura
Screenplay
The End of Summer
Screenplay
Late Autumn
Screenplay
Floating Weeds
Screenplay
Kaze no uchi so to
Screenplay
Good Morning
Screenplay
Equinox Flower
Screenplay
Tokyo Twilight
Screenplay
Early Spring
Screenplay
Dreaming People
Screenplay
Tokyo Story
Screenplay
A Song of Little Men
Original Story
The Good Fairy
Screenplay
Early Summer
Screenplay
The Munekata Sisters
Screenplay
Phoenix
Screenplay
Late Spring
Screenplay
Victory of Women
Screenplay
You Are the Next Eagle
Story, Screenplay
Haha o tataeru uta
Screenplay
Zoku aizen katsura
Screenplay
Song of the Flower Basket
Screenplay
The New Road: Akemi
Screenplay
The New Road: Ryota
Screenplay
A Mother Should Be Loved
Screenplay
新婚旅行
1934
Honeymoon
Screenplay, Story
Seven Seas: Chastity Chapter
Screenplay
Shine, Japanese Women
Screenplay
Tokyo Chorus
Story, Screenplay
ルンペンとその娘
1931
The Tramp and His Daughter
Screenplay, Story
Marching On
Writer
鉄拳制裁
1930
The Beating
Screenplay
Where Do Women Go?
Screenplay
大都会 爆発篇
1930
The Big City: Explosion
Screenplay, Story
The Tale of Kinuyo
Screenplay
Fighting Friends
Screenplay
陽気な唄
1929
Cheerful Song
Screenplay
King of the Land
Screenplay
The Eternal Heart
Screenplay
地下室
1927
The Basement
Screenplay