Proverbs that start with 「J」
Nothing ventured, nothing gained.
One cannot capture a tiger cub without taking the risk of entering the tiger's den, which serves as a metaphor for the idea that great goals cannot be achieved without venturing into the unknown.
When in Rome, do as the Romans do.
When entering a certain land (or social group in general), even if it differs from your own values, you should act in accordance with the customs and manners of that land (group).
The heart is two, the body is one.
Even if the heart desires many things, the body is only one, so it cannot be as one wishes.
Rice and the deity of heaven follow you wherever you go.
No matter where you go, just as sunlight shines through, you can eat and survive even in the harshest circumstances.
shamelessness
It's both shameless and audacious.