Books Showing Nakamura's Works
- Guramaa foto no utsushikata (グラマア・フォトの写し方). Jitsuyō Hyakka Sensho. Tokyo: Kin'ensha, 1957.
- (French) Nus japonais. Paris: Editions Prisma, 1959.
- Young Nude. Camera-Art-sha, 1961.
- Nude nishi to higashi (Nude西と東). Tokyo: Mainichi Shinbunsha, 1969.
- Ema nūdo in Afurika: Kami kara nusunda atsui hadaka (エマ・ヌード・イン・アフリカ：神から盗んだ熱い裸) / Ema Nude in Africa. Tokyo: Heibonsha, 1971. Revised. Sonorama Shashin Sensho 13. Tokyo: Asahi Sonorama, 1978.
- Onna no anguru (女のアングル). Gendai Kamera Shinsho. Tokyo: Asahi Sonorama, 1976.
- Boku no shigoto: Nakamura Masaya (僕の仕事・中村正也). Special issue (bessatsu) of Photo Contest. Tokyo, 1976.
- Utsusareta onna (写された女) / Woman's Sphere. Tokyo: Azuma Shuppan, 1978.
- Iki (粋). Nihon no Kokoro 6. Tokyo: Shūeisha, 1981.
- (Japanese) Nakamura Masaya (中村正也). Shōwa Shashin Zenshigoto 8. Tokyo: Asahi Shinbunsha, 1983.
- Denshin otama: Kaika sōshi (電信お玉 開化草紙). Tokyo: Canon Club, 1984.
- Kyō no shiki (京の私季). Tokyo: Kumon, 1985. With haiku by Ushio Tsunemoto (津根元潮, Tsunemoto Ushio).
- Ao kimono tachi (青きものたち). BeeBooks. Tokyo: Okamura, 1990.
- Hiru-sagari no shisen (昼下がりの視線) / A Midday Stroll. Genkōsha Mook 30 Photo Salon. Genkōsha, 1990. ISBN 4-7683-0013-8.
- Supein (スペイン<炎の喝采>). Tokyo: Nippon Camera, 1991.
- Yume machigusa (夢まちぐさ). Nihon Manpower, 1992. ISBN 4-8220-0038-9.
- Kyō ochikochi: Miyakobito to sennen no kokoro to shiki no en (京・をちこち：都びと千年の心と四季の艶). BeeBooks. Tokyo: Okamura, 1993. ISBN 4-89615-160-7.
- Nyūjīrando kikō (ニュージーランド紀行) / New Zealand. Tokyo: Nippon Camera, 1995. ISBN 4-8179-2032-7.
- Yūshun, sarabureddo (優駿・サラブレッド). Kukizaki-machi, Ibaraki: Keiba Techō Sha, 1996. ISBN 4-924426-50-4.
- 中村正也作品展：戦後の座標. JICC Photo Salon Library 78. Tokyo: JICC Photo Salon, 1998.
- 中村正也作品展：「野分け」と正也の世界. JCII photo salon library 131. Tokyo: JICC Photo Salon, 2002.
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