Across the world, Nobuyoshi (Nobuyoshi 
) is a rare male first name. The first name Nobuyoshi is characteristic of Japan, where it is a rare male name, the United States, where it is an extremely rare masculine name, and China. Likewise, Nobuyoshi is the last name as well as the forename.
| anayama nobuyoshi (b. 1545) |
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| nobuyoshi oda (b. 1550) |
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| saito nobuyoshi (b. 1559) |
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| matsudaira nobuyoshi [松平信吉] daimyo of the early Edo period; head of Fujii-Matsudaira clan (b. 1580) |
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| oda nobuyoshi (b. 1573) |
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| oda nobuyoshi daimyo of the early Edo period (b. 1584) |
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| kinoshita nobuyoshi (b. 1614) |
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| naitō nobuyoshi daimyo of the early-Edo period. 2nd lord of Tanagura (b. 1625) |
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| matsudaira nobuyoshi [松平信義] samurai of the early Ed period; Hatamoto of Edo shogunate (b. 1651) |
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| oda nobuyoshi [織田信栄] samurai of the edo period (b. 1697) |
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| oda nobuyoshi [織田信義] samurai of the Edo period. Hatamoto of Tokugawa shogunate (b. 1708) |
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| sakuma nobuyoshi 1773 (b. 1773) |
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| matsudaira nobuyoshi [松平信敬] daimyo of Yoshii (b. 1799) |
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yamanaka nobuyoshi (b. 1851) |
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| oda nobuyoshi [織田信愛] samurai of the Edo period. Kōke of Tokugawa shogunate (b. 1814) |
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