には~の~がある (ni wa no ga aru): Having one's own qualities or circumstances
~には~の~がある (ni wa no ga aru)
Meaning
Someone or something has its own particular qualities or circumstances
Formation and usage
N1 には + a noun phrase with の + がある. Example: 人には人の事情がある. N1 なりの can also express something particular to N1.
Explanation
This is a combination of ordinary particles and nouns rather than a fixed suffix. Ni wa sets the topic or domain, no modifies the following noun, and ga aru expresses existence. It can highlight the circumstances, strengths, or roles particular to a person or thing.
Examples
人には人の事情があります。
Everyone has their own circumstances.
子供には子供の考えがあります。
Children have their own way of thinking.
この町にはこの町の魅力があります。
This town has its own particular charm.
それぞれの仕事には、それぞれの難しさがあります。
Every job has its own difficulties.
彼には彼のやり方があります。
He has his own way of doing things.
How related patterns differ
で有名/で知られている identifies what something is known for. には~の~がある describes a particular quality. も~ば~も adds coexisting aspects, whereas に応じて describes an adjustment to conditions.