転居
早い方が利益あり
hayai ho ga rieki ariはやいほうがりえきありThe sooner, the better
- Meaning
- Once you have decided to move, acting early tends to bring the better result. Where the phrase 'Do not hurry' asks for care before you decide, this phrase is about not putting things off once your mind is made up.
- What to do today
- If the move is settled, write the steps of the paperwork in order on a single sheet.
- A word from the capybara
- Once decided, even a slow walker can take the first step early.
Wording and the order of fortunes vary from shrine to shrine.
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