The name of the place Kumihama in Kyoto Prefecture was first 'kunitsurugi' (国剣), a sword being carried by Michinoushi no mikoto, and later it changed to 'Kunimi,' 'Kumi,' forming names such as 'Kumi no minato' (Kumi port), 'Kumi no miya' (valley with the view of Kumi), and 'Kumi no hama' (Kumi Beach), which were thought to be the origin of the name Kumihama.
京都府久美浜の地名は、道主命の伺帯した「国剣」から「国見」「久美」となり「くみのみなと」「くみの見谷」「くみの浜」など久美浜の地名の起源になったと言われる。