Collection - Soshu

Japanese: 総集 - そうしゅう

〘 noun 〙 The gathering of everything. The gathering of everything. It also refers to something that is the result of being gathered. ※Tagami Orai (1253), March _1st , "The _complete collection of the six arts. _{It can} be called _a model for _good work." ※Diary of the Local Government Council - 7th, Meiji 8th year (1875), June 28th, "The best place to gather people and dense cargo is the old castle town." ※Keiji's Teaching Theory (1876)〈translated by van Castel〉10 "After all, students gather at school before they even become students." [Xu Ling - Weizhen Yang Hou and Chen Si Kong Shu]

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Japanese:

〘名〙すべて集まること。すべてを集めること。また、集められた結果できたものもいう。※垂髪往来（1253）三月日「綜_二緝六芸_一。可_レ謂_二善作之軌範_一」※地方官会議日誌‐七・明治八年（1875）六月二八日「人烟稠密貨物湊集は、旧城下を最とす」※彼日氏教授論（1876）〈ファン=カステール訳〉一〇「畢竟生徒の夙に学校に湊集して」〔徐陵‐為貞陽侯与陳司空書〕

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