Kumabito

The Kumabito (肥人 'Hi people') were a people of ancient Japan, believed to have lived in the west of Kyūshū[1] in the Hi Province (肥国).

## See also

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* Kumaso

## References

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1. ^ Shinji Nishimura (1934). A Study of the Ancient Ships of Japan: The hisago-bune or calabash boat. (Pt. 1, Floats, sect. 1). Society of Naval Architects. p. 32.

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