Ōgimachisanjō Sanemi

Ōgimachisanjō Sanemi (1264–after 1317) was a Kamakura-period court noble, the third son of Kintsura and fourth head of the family, who served the Daikakuji imperial line. He rose to Middle Counselor before being forced to resign, and in 1316 was made Provisional Major Counselor.

He took Buddhist vows the following year as Jitsuen. His diary, the Sanemi-kyō-ki, survives in more than seventy autograph scrolls, most of them designated Important Cultural Properties.