Kim Sang Ho (김상호) is a South Korean director, He was born in South Korea. Kim gained wide recognition with Age of Youth Season 2 (2017), a heartfelt drama that continued the stories of five young women navigating love, dreams, and the complexities of growing up. His ability to balance humor with emotional weight struck a chord with audiences, earning critical and popular acclaim.

In 2018, he directed two unique projects—Drama Stage Season 1: Our Place’s Tasty Soybean Paste, a touching standalone story about community and memory, and Ping Pong Ball, a psychological drama delving into loneliness and healing. Both showcased his versatility and deep understanding of character-driven narratives.

Kim further solidified his reputation with Thirty-Nine (2022), a mature and emotional series about three women approaching their forties, dealing with life’s challenges and unexpected turns with grace and resilience.

In 2025, Kim Sang Ho directed A Hundred Memories, a period romance drama set in the 1980s. The series, centered around two female bus guides whose bond evolves into a complex love story, was praised for its delicate portrayal of forbidden love, societal pressures, and emotional authenticity, marking another milestone in his impactful career.