三途の川 (Sanzu River)
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The Sanzu River (三途の川) in Buddhist tradition is the river the dead must cross to reach the afterlife — analogous to the Greek River Styx. Saying 'I don't want to see the Sanzu River yet' is a vivid, culturally rich way of saying 'I'm not ready to die.'
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