Back in Japan, Mr.hanai and his friend Harima are waiting for their flight back to England. Harima is worried that the boy in her class has messed up the schedule of the school trip, and she wonders why he is spending so much time wandering around the city alone. She also wonders why the boy has been spending so little time with his classmates. The two of them go to visit Misawa, who is having a mah-jong game with another couple. They find that no one is at the shrine where they are supposed to write their names on a piece of paper and attach it to a tunnel leading to the shrine. They are interrupted by the arrival of a young woman named Princess One, who asks them to take her for a walk. They agree to go for the walk, and Harima tries to make Harima feel like he is inviting the princess out, but Harima insists that it is just an evening stroll and that he wants to experience some history. The young woman, however, insists that Harima take her out of the shrine as fast as possible, and the two walk back to their hotel.