“Summing up” in Japanese
Short answer
Summing up in Japanese is “一括” (ikkatsu). Full meaning: lumping together, summing up, bundle, lump, batch.
Other ways to say “Summing up” in Japanese
付論
furon conclusion, summing up (of a thesis or presentation)
総決算
soukessan complete financial statement; summing up, concluding
要約すれば
youyakusureba in a word, in short, in summary, summing up, to sum up
集計
shuukei totalization, totalisation, aggregation, tally (e.g. of votes), adding up, summing up
締めくくり
shimekukuri conclusion, end, finish, settlement, summary, summing up, rounding off; supervision, management, control
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