Before you know it, you'll be walking down a path through the infamous Aokigahara...

Try not to get lost (and be forgotten), Kogasa-san.

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"Ah" and "Oh", "Sure." and "Sure!" XD
Finally I get to witness the legend.
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Anyway... it's probably better not to take the risk, Kogasa-san. 10 minutes, I dunno, but maybe you can still head back.

Once, we passed through something like a hotel lobby and went into another narrow hallway, and if we'd kept going straight, it looked like it'd enter a restaurant, so we decided to come back there at one point. You have to turn left in front of the restaurant. :-) If you go straight on, it takes about five minutes, which was enough to make us consider walking for the moment, but I kept changing my mind about whether going around by car would've been better!

The baths themselves felt great. It was a bit dicey, though, because some dads brought their grade-school and/or high-school daughters into the men's bath!

Reader-added tags include "It was good exercise, Kogasa-san", "Got lost, eh, Kogasa-san", and "Outrageous caption".

The survey needs to be shown the way:

When it comes to no sense of direction, you think of...?
• Miyanaga Saki (Saki)
• Zolo (One Piece)
• Saginomiya Isumi (Hayate the Combat Butler)
• Hachikuji Mayoi (Bakemonogatari)
• Hibiki Ryouga (Ranma)

Oh dear, that forest again. Try not to end up there, you two.

Poll answer: Ryouga's the only one I'm familiar with.

Yeah, it has to be Ryouga. Takahashi really built this trope.

I'm surprised Masaki Endo (Super Robot wars) wasn't mentioned as his lack of a sense of direction is pretty bad. Considering how in the games he's appeared in he got lost on a guided tour, he got lost to the point of using the Zero System to find him, not to mention all the jokes made about it. Mainly he can appear ANYWHERE and the reason "He got lost" justifies it.

Saginomiya Isumi~

Supposed to go on vacation with Nagi but she ended up in Rio de Janeiro. And then there's also that one time she ended up in South Africa.

It seems that being rich and having no sense of direction don't go well at all.

It always seem like they forget that one important sign that would help you make sense of it all. Don't worry, Kogasa-san, I'm sure you'll find your way.

For the poll, Hachikuji-chan.

For the poll, Mayoi Snail

Man that forest...
For the poll, I wanna pick Hachikuji, but I'd say Ryouga's bad sense of direction is worse than her.

There are even more extremely "directionally challenged" characters like Kuramitsu Mihoshi who somehow managed to walk into a literally unpickable high security lab located in a different dimension. It has to be Ryouga, though, he's the archetype.