Mihashi Ko was a Japanese actor who flourished during the Taisho and Showa eras. His real name was Ohashi Yoshio (大橋芳雄).

Born in Tokyo, he dropped out of the Faculty of Economics at Keio University and joined the New Theater Association. He made his debut on stage in February 1920 in "Blue Bird" (青い鳥). In 1926, he transferred to the Tsukiji Little Theater, and during the turmoil caused by the split of the theater company in March 1929, he chose to remain and continued his stage activities with the renamed Tsukiji Little Theater. He left the company in 1930 and participated in the establishment of the Shintokyo Theater Company, but left the following year in 1931.

In 1934, he transitioned to become a film actor and joined the P.C.L. Film Production Company. He made his film debut in "Zoku Tadano Bonji." After the war, he became a freelancer and continued to make occasional appearances in films, albeit in fewer numbers. After 1961 he retired from the screen. He passed away from cancer in 1962 at the age of 66.

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