Upper place - Jyosho

Japanese: 上所 - じょうしょ

〘noun〙① The act of writing "Shrine," "Respectfully," or "Respectfully," etc., above the address on a letter or other such document depending on who it is being sent to. The point at which it is addressed. ※Kirei Mondo (c. 1185-90) "The matter of the Lord. The character for shinjo. In the Middle Ages, when the _Lord was troubled, _{he would write} _a letter to the Minister, etc. (omitted) When the Lord was troubled, he would sometimes write a letter." ② The place where the address is _{_written} . Also, the address itself. The point at which it is addressed. The addressee.

Age-dokoro [upper place]

〘noun〙① The place where the addressee's name is written in a letter, etc. Also, the addressee. The addressee 's address. *Kodaikunishu (around 1005) "Inaka e yaru bun no agedokoro ni" ② Words such as "respectfully" and "presented" written at the top of the address in a letter, etc. Josho.

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Japanese:

〘名〙① 手紙などのあて名の上部に、差し出す相手に応じて「進上」「謹々上」「謹上」などと書くこと。あげどころ。※貴嶺問答（1185‐90頃）「上所事。進上字。中古職事奉_二大臣_一状如_レ此書云々。〈略〉上所思煩之時。或不_レ書_レ之一事云々」② あて名を書くところ。また、そのあて名。あげどころ。あてどころ。