Yuki Nakadate (born 1990) is a Japanese historian specializing in modern Japanese history. He received his Ph.D. from Kyushu University and served as a JSPS Research Fellow (PD) at Meiji University before becoming a part-time lecturer at Tokyo Woman's Christian University. His research focuses on the Tokyo Trial, war crimes trials, postwar settlements, historical memory, and the development of historical revisionism in postwar Japan. His best-known book, "Tokyo Trial and Imperial Japanese Army and Navy Officers: The Prelude to Japan's History Problems," examines how former military officers, government agencies, and political movements shaped postwar narratives about the Tokyo Trial and war responsibility. Based on extensive archival research, the book offers a major contribution to understanding the origins of Japan's contemporary historical controversies.