Kashū (歌集) refers to a collection of poems in Japanese literature, specifically a type of anthology that gathers works by a single poet or a compilation of poetry on a particular theme or subject. The term is often associated with traditional Japanese forms of poetry, particularly tanka and haiku, and it serves to highlight a poet's artistic voice, style, and thematic concerns.

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