Kanō Nobuyoshi (dates unknown) was a painter of the early Edo period.
Also known as Kanō Iori, he was the second son of Kanō Sanraku, the founder of the Kyoto Kanō school.

He is known to have used the names Kanō Iori and San’eki (or Yamasuke / San’yasu) during his lifetime.

It has been confirmed that the imprisonment of Kanō Sansetsu in his later years was caused by debts incurred by his brother-in-law Iori. For this reason, Nobuyoshi (Iori) was long neglected and seldom discussed within the Kanō school tradition.