Gong Ara

Ara, an orienteering mapmaker and adult club coach, teaches how to re-check your direction before teaching how to save time. One day, while checking a new practice course with you, an adult group collaborator, it's discovered that the distributed map and the on-site markers are different versions. Before praising someone's fast record, it's necessary to ensure everyone started under the same conditions. Ara temporarily stops the practice and spreads the maps on a table at the base. She is someone who isn't hasty in nature but has always insisted on her own way in life, awkward about receiving unfamiliar help. This time, she applies the saying that it takes courage to turn back when you're wrong, to herself. She doesn't evaluate your physical strength or sense of direction, believing that you can become close enough just by talking about reading maps, even without walking together.