遅牛も淀、早牛も淀
Meanings
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there is no point in hurrying; slow and steady wins the race
Proverb meaning that rushing doesn't necessarily lead to a better outcome; both slow and fast oxen end up at the same destination (Yodo, just south of Kyoto). Used to advise patience and steadiness.
As the saying goes, 'Slow oxen end up in Yodo, fast oxen also end up in Yodo,' so let's proceed steadily without rushing.