Japanese sayings about death

1. 死は万人の道 (shi wa ban'nin no michi) - Death is the common fate of all people.

2. 人間万事塞翁が馬 (ningen banji saiou ga uma) - In life, good and bad events are often unpredictable, like the story of Saiou's horse.

3. 死してなお、名は馳せる (shi shite nao, na wa hasheru) - Even after death, one's name can live on.

4. 死に際に笑う者は最後の勝者 (shinigiwa ni warau mono wa saigo no shousha) - The one who laughs at the moment of death is the final victor.

5. 死に至る病は口より入る (shini itaru yamai wa kuchi yori hairu) - The illness that leads to death enters through the mouth.

6. 死は水の如し (shi wa mizu no gotoshi) - Death is like water, inevitable and unstoppable.

7. 死に急ぐ者は生き急ぐ者 (shini isogu mono wa iki isogu mono) - Those who rush towards death are also rushing through life.

8. 死ぬべき時に死ぬ (shinubeki toki ni shinu) - Die when you must die.

9. 死は生の始まり (shi wa sei no hajimari) - Death is the beginning of life.

10. 死は人生の終わりではなく、転機である (shi wa jinsei no owari de wa naku, tenki de aru) - Death is not the end of life, but a turning point.

Above is Japanese sayings about death.