Question: Japanese Music? What's the difference between? Daizen Shu and Zenkyoku Shu. I'm looking for a cd by Takuya Jo. A person in a store said the album name is Natsumero Daizen Shu. When I look for it on line, I think I found it but it is called Natsumero Zenkyoku Shu. I don't want to buy the wrong cd. The song I like is called Hone Made Aishite. Can some one who is familar with Japanese language and or music help me. The song is old and Takuya Jo is the original artist. I think I found it at this web site. Can anyone who knows tell me if this is what I am looking for?

Answer: wow..it took abt 30min to research.\n\nZenkyoku Shu usually means "whole songs". Daizenshu is similar. it is like "Great song collections". However both name is just a title of the products. You have to check what kind of songs are included.\n\nIn your links. It only says "Takuya Jo - Natsumero Zenkyoku Shu" .\nAnd no futher explanation or list of the songs. I checked Japanese web sites as well, however, it might be limited or un-popular CD. I couldn't find any list.\n\nBut see the album just right below of your one. \nIt says "V.A. - Natsumero Omnibus Zenkyoku Shu (Japan Import) "\nAnd I found this album in the YesAsia.\nhttp://us.yesasia.com/en/mc/-/CSprd1004070398@1003706804/PrdDept.aspx/section-karaoke/code-j/version-all/pid-1003706804/\n\nAnd I found the song "Hone made Aishite".\nThis song is the 7th one.    7 骨まで愛して\n\nin case you can not see Japanese.\nhttp://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k228/_files/song.jpg
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