Kinya Ogawa

Kinya Ogawa is a direct descendant of the original Kabuki of Japan. Although he graduated from a business college in 1957, Ogawa wanted to be a filmmaker. He immediately secured a job as a freelance assistant director for numerous studios. At the same time, he began writing scripts. In 1964, Ogawa finally joined Kobuei as a full-fledged director and helmed his debut film, "Mistress", one of the first pinku eiga. After moving to Okura a year later he delivered his first major hit She-Beast, She Beast, She Beast, which pressured the studio to immediately develop their pink, Kinya Ogawa will always be remembered as the director who validated the profitability of sex movies. Many of his films are scripted under the pseudonym Kazuhisa Ogawa. He also wrote mainstream features under the name Kakahiro Ogawa. Artistically, he is as developing one of the first recurrent pink themes, the "urban paranoia" plot (i.e., a naive country girl finds herself at the mercy of big city decadence), After years of studio hopping, he formed his own production company in 1975. By 1993, he had completed his 500th motion picture, To celebrate, Ogawa produced one of the most expensive pink films of all time,"48 Secret Positions: A Lady In Pornography" (1994)