Gonnoské Komai (Japanese: 駒井権之助, romanized: Komai Gonnosuke; 1874 – 1956) was a Japanese poet, artist, and war correspondent, who became well-known in England. Once in Britain, he wrote and lectured regularly on Japanese subjects, with one contemporary describing Komai as being 'unrivalled' among 'modern interpreters of Japan.' Komai was noted for continuing to wear his native dress throughout his life in England.
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