Kumi Nakamura
Current Interest
1.4
▲ 0.2Current interest in this person
Rating Distribution
Based on 28 rated titles
Title
Year
Pulse
Love Letter
as Hamaguchi
1998
3.1
My Way
as Tatsuo's Mother
2012
2.5
Into the White Night
2011
1.5
The Christ of Nanjing
as Okagawa's Wife
1995
1.3
Dance with Me
as Shizuka's Mother
2019
1.3
The Negotiator
2003
1.2
First Love
2000
1.2
Run for Love
as Hotel Staff
2016
1.2
Tamako in Moratorium
as Yoshiko Sakai
2013
1.2
The Terminal Trust
as Yoko Egi
2012
1.1
Don't Look Back
1999
1.1
Drive
2002
0.1
Eyes of the Spider
as Noriko
1998
0.1
Copycat Killer
as Machiko Furukawa
2002
0.1
2/Duo
as Woman in the Bar
1997
0.1
Happy-Go-Lucky
as Junko's Mother
1997
0.1
Beautiful Sunday
1998
0.1
Desire
2005
0.1
A Tender Place
as Noriko Ishiyama
2001
0.1
Undulant Fever
2014
0.1
Sinking into the Moon
2002
0.1
Shinobu Otake's Inspirational Girl: Youth Lived by Love and Psychic Powers
1980
0.1
Fly, Dakota, Fly!
2013
0.1
Principal: Am I In a Love Story?
as 馆林琴
2018
0.1
Looking Up at the Half-Moon
as Rika Akiba's mother
2010
0.1
Black Market Emperor: Silver and Gold
1993
0.1
His
as Fumiko Noda
2022
0.1
The World Within a 3-Km Radius
2013
0.1
Straying
2022
0.1
The King of Minami: Waiting Woman
1997
0.1
Undercurrent
as Toshie Kijima
2023
0.1
Takano Tofu
as Fumie Nakano
2023
0.1
Damned Files 5
2004
0.1
Damned Files 7
2004
0.1
Kumi Nakamura's family
1 relativeSpouses
Frequently Asked Questions About Kumi Nakamura
Kumi Nakamura has appeared in 34 titles, including 34 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Kumi Nakamura's filmography is Shinobu Otake's Inspirational Girl: Youth Lived by Love and Psychic Powers (1980).
The most recent title featuring Kumi Nakamura is Undercurrent (2023).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Kumi Nakamura is Love Letter with an IMDb rating of 7.9.
Kumi Nakamura has been active for approximately 43 years, with credits spanning from 1980 to 2023.
Titles featuring Kumi Nakamura currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.6.
The busiest years in Kumi Nakamura's career include 1997, 1998, 2002.
