Kagami Tomitsu

Kagami Tomitsu (1143–1230) was a Kai Genji warrior and founder of the Kagami clan, holding the Kagami estate in Kai Province. Tradition records that in 1171, as a takiguchi guardsman, he performed the bow-sounding rite to quiet a haunting at Emperor Takakura's palace and was rewarded with an image of Fudo Myoo.

He and his son Ogasawara Nagakiyo fought in the Genpei War, and in 1185 Minamoto no Yoritomo named him governor of Shinano. His sons founded the Ogasawara and Nanbu clans, and he died in 1230.