good things come to those who wait
Proverb encouraging patience; literally 'if you wait, there will be a fine day for the sea route'. Used to suggest that waiting can lead to better conditions or outcomes.
Don't rush; good things come to those who wait.
Similar proverb meaning 'good fortune awaits those who sleep and wait', emphasizing patience without anxiety.
Standard kanji spelling of the proverb.
Variant spelling using 有り instead of あり.
A Japanese proverb of uncertain origin, likely derived from maritime wisdom about waiting for favorable weather before setting sail.