here and there; everywhere; in various places
Used to indicate that something is scattered or found in many places. Can function as a noun or adverb.
公園の諸所にベンチが置いてある。
Benches are placed here and there in the park.
彼は諸所を旅して回った。
He traveled around to various places.
Similar meaning, but 方々 often implies a wider, more scattered range and can be used for people or directions.
Standard kanji spelling.
Alternate kanji spelling; 処 is a variant for 'place'.
Compound of 諸 (sho, 'various') and 所 (sho, 'place'). The reading is a straightforward on'yomi combination.