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Japanese Proverbs About Strategy & Tactics

Japanese proverbs about strategy focus on when to move, wait, detour, or change approach. The selection is built for decisions that need timing, restraint, and a clear head.

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Japanese Proverbs in Strategy & Tactics

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捕らぬたぬきの皮算用

toranu tanuki no kawazanyo

Counting on something or making plans based on rewards that have not yet been obtained.

嘘も方便

uso mo hoben

Sometimes a lie is a necessary means to achieve a good result or avoid harm.

焼け石に水

yakeishi ni mizu

A small amount of effort or aid that is completely ineffective against a large problem.

善は急げ

zen wa isoge

Hurry to do good deeds without hesitation.