Jin can be a Japanese name.

Jin, aka Red Flash, from the Sentai series Choushinsei Flashman

For the mythological creature jinn, see genie.

Shanxi, abbreviation as Jìn (晋), province in the People's Republic of China

Jin Kazama, a character in Namco's fighting game series, Tekken

Jin kingdom (698-926) (震國) was the initial name of Balhae, a kingdom in northern Korea and Manchuria that succeeded Goguryeo

Jin-Soo Kwon, a Korean character in the television series Lost.

Jin Dynasty (1115-1234), also spelled Jinn Dynasty, a Jurchen kingdom in northern China

Jin (rapper), full name Jin Au-Yeung, Chinese American rapper

Jin Saotome, a Capcom character

Jin Uzuki, a character in the video game trilogy Xenosaga

Jin Dynasty (265-420), dynasty of China

Jin (linguistics) (晋语) or Jin-yu, a subdivision of spoken Chinese, spoken over most of Shanxi province of China, as well as adjourning areas in Hebei, Henan, and Shaanxi provinces.

Later Jin Dynasty (Five Dynasties) (936-947) was one of the Five Dynasties during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Period in China.

Jin state (辰國), a state in southern Korea during 3rd and 2nd centuries BC

Jin (state) (746 BC-403 BC) (晉), a state in northern China during the Spring and Autumn Period

Jin (ジン), a J-Pop group – see Jinn (band)

Catty (斤), the traditional Chinese unit of weight, redefined in the twentieth century as half of a kilogram

Jin of Xia (廑), (2033 BC–1562 BC)

Jin Dynasty, used to refer to a number of Chinese dynastic kingdoms:

Jin (surname) (金, 靳, 晉), Mandarin transliteration of several Chinese family names

Jin Records, a record label

Later Jin Dynasty, also spelled Later Jinn Dynasty, a state founded in Manchuria in 1616 by the Jurchen Nurhaci, later renamed Qing Dynasty

Jin, a character in the manga Satan 666