Shūi Wakashū

Shui Wakashū (Japanese拾遗 和 歌集also:拾遗 集Shuishu ) is a waka anthology from the Heian period of Japan.

It was compiled 1005-1007. It is believed that either Kazan in or Fujiwara no Nagato was the compiler of the anthology. The anthology includes 20 rolls with a total of 1351 Waka. It is believed that the compiled by Fujiwara no Kinto anthology Shūishō (拾遗 抄, 996-999 ), which preceded the Shui Wakashū served as namesake and role model.