Uesugi Noriharu

Uesugi Noriharu (died 1379) was a Nanboku-chō warrior, a son of Uesugi Noriaki who attended the Kamakura kubo Ashikaga Motouji and his son Ujimitsu. In 1368 he helped his brother Yoshinori crush a revolt, and in 1371 he became shugo of Kōzuke, the Yamanouchi Uesugi's home province. He succeeded Yoshinori as Kantō kanrei in 1378.

When Ujimitsu prepared to march on Kyoto during the 1379 Kōryaku Disturbance, Noriharu's remonstrances were ignored, and he killed himself at his Kamakura mansion; Ujimitsu then abandoned the campaign.