Hino (hē'nō), city (1990 pop. 165,928), Tokyo Metropolis, E central Honshu, Japan, on the Asa River. A residential suburb of Tokyo and part of the Keihin Industrial Region, Hino produces automobiles and electrical machinery.
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- Hino Motors, Ltd. (Public Company)
- Terumasa Hino (Jazz Artist, '50s-2000s)
- Joe Henderson in Japan (1971 Album by Joe Henderson)
- Sailing Stone (1991 Album by Motohiko Hino)
- Spark (1994 Album by Terumasa Hino)
- Earth Jones (1982 Album by Elvin Jones)
- Acoustic Boogie (1995 Album by Terumasa Hino & Masabumi Kikuchi Quintet)
- From the Heart (1991 Album by Terumasa Hino)
- East Meets West (1977 Album by John Scofield)
- Za Ginipiggu 2: Chiniku No Hana (1985 Horror Film)
- Tenshi No Harawata: Rouge (1984 Drama Film)
- It's There (1993 Album by Motohiko Hino)
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- Za Ginipiggu 5: Notorudamu No Andoroido (1988 Horror Film)
