Around the world, Nobumitsu (Nobumitsu 
, 信光 ) is quite a rare primarily male, but scarcely feminine first name. The given name Nobumitsu is habitual in Eastern Asia, particularly China, where it is a very rare principally masculine, but scarcely girly name. Very seldom, Nobumitsu is the last name as well as the forename.
| minamoto no nobumitsu (b. 927) |
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| takeda nobumitsu samurai during late-Heian to early-Kamakura period (b. 1162) |
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matsudaira nobumitsu samurai of the Muromachi period; 3rd head of Matsudaira clan (b. 1500) |
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| oda nobumitsu samurai of the Sengoku period (b. 1516) |
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| matsudaira nobumitsu (b. 1775) |
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| nobumitsu tamaki researcher |
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| takeda nobumitsu |
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