A type of costume: an outer layer that covers the body for waterproofing, keeping out snow and cold. Among mino, hamino is a type of waistcoat, made specially with several layers of real bird feathers, used in the role of a hunter. It is worn, for example, by the nochi-shite in “Uto”. Hamino is also called torimino.
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