Nikaidō Yukitomo

Nikaidō Yukitomo (died 1353) was a bureaucratic samurai of the late Kamakura and Nanbokuchō eras, the son of Nikaidō Sadatsuna. He first served the Hōjō regent Takatoki, but took Buddhist vows in 1326 as Gyōchin.

The Muromachi shogunate named him head of the Administrative Board three times, in 1335, 1338 and 1352. In the Kannō Disturbance he first backed Ashikaga Tadayoshi, then surrendered to Takauji. He died in 1353 after falling from his horse while accompanying Takauji to Kyoto.