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The clog and amida are both from the same piece of wood.
(Japanese Proverb)
The marten is proud where there is no weasel.
(Japanese Proverb)
The spit aimed at the sky comes back to one.
(Japanese Proverb)
To change like the eyes of a cat.
(Japanese Proverb)
Trash accumulates in stagnant water.
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When you're dying of thirst it's too late to think about digging a well.
(Japanese Proverb)
A fool is only cured by dying.
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A single arrow is easily broken, but not ten in a bundle.
(Japanese Proverb)
An evil act runs a thousand miles.
(Japanese Proverb)
Breeding rather than birth.
(Japanese Proverb)
Count the skins of badgers which haven't been caught.
(Japanese Proverb)
Earthquakes, thunderbolts, fires, fathers.
(Japanese Proverb)
Even when our sleeves brush together it is our karma.
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Fortunes exist among leftovers.
(Japanese Proverb)
How can swallows and sparrows know the thoughts of a great swan?
(Japanese Proverb)
If you never climb Mt. Fuji, you're a fool, and if you climb it more than once, you're a crazy fool.
(Japanese Proverb)
It is the same life whether we spend it crying or laughing.
(Japanese Proverb)
Like trying to put a comb upon the nun's head.
(Japanese Proverb)
Once you have made a fortune, know how to spend it.
(Japanese Proverb)
People want to avoid the dew before they become wet.
(Japanese Proverb)
Some people like to make of life a garden, and to walk only within its paths.
(Japanese Proverb)
The country is in ruins, and there are still mountains and rivers.
(Japanese Proverb)
The more stupid the child the dearer it is.
(Japanese Proverb)
The splendor of the rose of sharon is but a day.
(Japanese Proverb)
To commit harakiri with a pestle.
(Japanese Proverb)
True patience consists in bearing what is unbearable.
(Japanese Proverb)
Where there is no antagonist, you cannot quarrel.
(Japanese Proverb)
Your years will still remain the same whether you laugh or cry.
(Japanese Proverb)
Where there is laughter happiness likes to be.
(Japanese Proverb)
When a girl in the teahouse smiles at you, look the other way.
(Japanese Proverb)
To know and to act are one and the same.
(Japanese Proverb)
The spendthrift beats his money as if it were a carpet.
(Japanese Proverb)
The lazy one stands up between one armchair and another.
(Japanese Proverb)
The consequence is the reward of the cause.
(Japanese Proverb)
Only he who knows his own weaknesses can endure those of others.
(Japanese Proverb)
My son is my son till he gets him a wife, but my daughter's my daughter all the days of her life.
(Japanese Proverb)
It's better to lie a little than to be unhappy.
(Japanese Proverb)
If you turn into a dog, be sure to choose a rich family.
(Japanese Proverb)
If you are eager to be in the shadow, leave your axe at home.
(Japanese Proverb)
He who wants what God wants of him will lead a free and happy life.
(Japanese Proverb)
Happiness rarely keeps company with an empty stomach.
(Japanese Proverb)
Even the stone you trip on is part of your destiny.
(Japanese Proverb)
Darkness reigns at the foot of the lighthouse.
(Japanese Proverb)
An idiot is eloquent when he stays silent.
(Japanese Proverb)
A merchants happiness hangs upon chance, winds, and waves.
(Japanese Proverb)
A beautiful woman is like an axe in one's life.
(Japanese Proverb)
You won't get sick if you have plenty of work.
(Japanese Proverb)
When you're thirsty it's too late to think about digging a well.
(Japanese Proverb)
We've arrived, and to prove it we're here.
(Japanese Proverb)
To endure what is unendurable is true endurance.
(Japanese Proverb)
The speaker may well be a fool but the listener is wise.
(Japanese Proverb)
The lawyer will extend the frontiers of a fight.
(Japanese Proverb)
The child who died too soon was always beautiful and intelligent.
(Japanese Proverb)
One written word is worth a thousand pieces of gold.
(Japanese Proverb)
My skirt with tears is always wet: I have forgotten to forget.
(Japanese Proverb)
"It's awful, I hate it" is hardly the other side of "That is beautiful and I loved it."
(Japanese Proverb)
If you think about things too long, good thoughts will disappear.
(Japanese Proverb)
If the skin of your belly is tight, the skin of your eyelids can sleep.
(Japanese Proverb)
He who treads the path of love walks a thousand meters as if it were only one.
(Japanese Proverb)
Had the pheasant not screamed, it wouldn't have been shot.
(Japanese Proverb)
Even a thief takes ten years to learn his trade.
(Japanese Proverb)
Consider the facts seven times before you suspect someone.
(Japanese Proverb)
An eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth.
(Japanese Proverb)
A man's heart changes as often as does the autumn sky.
(Japanese Proverb)
A bath refreshes the body, tea refreshes the mind.
(Japanese Proverb)
You will never learn enough looking for only the good things in life; you will always be a pupil.
(Japanese Proverb)
When your companions get drunk and fight, Take up your hat, and wish them good night.
(Japanese Proverb)
We're fools whether we dance or not, so we might as well dance.
(Japanese Proverb)
To ask is a temporary shame; not to ask, an eternal one.
(Japanese Proverb)
The sparrow flying behind the hawk thinks the hawk is fleeing.
(Japanese Proverb)
The human heart is neither of stone nor wood.
(Japanese Proverb)
The character of a man lies not in his body but in his soul.
(Japanese Proverb)
One who smiles rather than rages is always the stronger.
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More festive than the feast itself is the day before.
(Japanese Proverb)
It is useful to first see the spark before the fire.
(Japanese Proverb)
If you sit by the river long enough, you will see the body of your enemy float by.
(Japanese Proverb)
If the bird hadn't sung, it wouldn't have been shot.
(Japanese Proverb)
He who talks to a silent listener will soon stand naked.
(Japanese Proverb)
Growing rice gives you more than poetry will.
(Japanese Proverb)
Even a sheet of paper has two sides.
(Japanese Proverb)
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