Nakano School in order

5 films, 7h 26m in all, in release order.

The School of Spies
1966 · 96 min
Nakano Institution is the so-called ‘Spy School’ where many young men are trained to be excellent spies. They erase their names, families, even lovers to bury themselves in training. Jiro, one of the cadets, successfully seize the secret code of English army to pass the final exam. However, he reaches the crossroad when his fiancee Yukiko turns out to be a spy of the enemy.
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Assignment Cloud
1966 · 81 min
A sequel to the popular "The School of Spies", this film continues the adventures of one of the graduates who is assigned to crack a powerful spy ring working out of Kobe. Various people are suspected but, finally, it seems that an Army captain and his geisha friend might lead them to the ring.
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Assignment Dragon No. 3
1967 · 92 min
In late 1940 the Japanese were anxious to conclude peace in China and to that end sent Colonel Hidaka to inaugurate negotiations. He was mysteriously assassinated, however, when his car was blown up. The General Staff Headquarters in Japan, sends Lieutenant Shiina, a graduate of the famed Nakano School of Spies inaugurated by Colonel Kusanagi, to investigate the matter. Arriving in Shanghai, he disguises himself as a Chinese coolie and sets out to watch for developments, the only clue being a silver dollar found beside what was left of the victim.
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Secret Assignment
1967 · 88 min
In the fourth film of series, Secret Assignment, Raizo again plays the Jiro Shiina. This time he's out to discover who is spying for the British in the Foreign Ministry, under the code name “Cat's Eye”.
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The Night before Pearl Harbor
1968 · 89 min
The last film in the series brings the tale to the doorstep of Pacific War, with the planning of the bombing of Pearl Harbor dominant in Nakano Spy School.
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Frequently asked questions

What order should I watch Nakano School in?

1. The School of Spies (1966), 2. Assignment Cloud (1966), 3. Assignment Dragon No. 3 (1967), 4. Secret Assignment (1967), 5. The Night before Pearl Harbor (1968).

How long does it take to watch all of Nakano School?

About 7h 26m across 5 released films.

Do any Nakano School films have post-credit scenes?

None are listed on TMDB.