Tokimitsu Ishikawa

Tokimitsu Ishikawa (died 1335) was a late Kamakura-period warrior and the thirteenth head of the Mutsu Ishikawa clan, fourth son of Moriyoshi Ishikawa. First named Mitsunori, he took the name Tokimitsu from a character granted by Hōjō Tokimune. When his brother Iemitsu died in 1330 leaving a young heir, Mitsuhide, Tokimitsu took over and raised him.

In 1333 his son Yoshimitsu joined Nitta Yoshisada's campaign against the Kamakura shogunate; Tokimitsu then led troops to Kyoto and was appointed Kunai no Taifu at junior fifth rank, rising to junior fourth rank in 1334. He died the next year.