旅行
連れあればよし
tsure areba yoshiつれあればよしGood if you have company
Also written as: 連れあらばよし
- Meaning
- Travelling with someone is read as better than going alone. The phrase favours helping each other along the way, and if no one can come, it is wise to tell someone where you are going and when.
- What to do today
- When you head out, let one person know where you are going and when you will be back.
- A word from the capybara
- Two travellers can keep each other company even when they get lost.
Wording and the order of fortunes vary from shrine to shrine.
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