“Complete set” in Japanese
Short answer
Complete set in Japanese is “全巻” (zenkan). Full meaning: complete set (of volumes), every volume; whole volume, whole film, whole reel.
Other ways to say “Complete set” in Japanese
一式
isshiki complete set, all, everything
完本
kanpon complete set (of books)
全書
zensho complete book, complete set, treatise
一部
ichibu one part, one portion, one section; one copy (of a book), (one) complete set (of books)
いちぶ
ichibu one part, one portion, one section; one copy (of a book), (one) complete set (of books)
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