How to read 箕 (mi/mino）? Are these just different readings or is there a meaning difference? Why is transcribed as in this sentence while according to the dictionary (with the meaning of winnow; winnowing basket; winnowing fan​) it is read as ? > ****

Usually, refers a winnowing basket made of bamboo. / refers to a straw raincoat. In this context, this obviously refers to the latter.

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But I'm not sure if it's an outright typo. As proper nouns, a person called and a station called exist. So in the old days when kanji usages were not standardized, might have been also used to refer to a raincoat.