“To head towards” in Japanese
Short answer
To head towards in Japanese is “足が向く” (ashigamuku). Full meaning: to head towards, to be inclined to go towards, to head for a place naturally.
Other ways to say “To head towards” in Japanese
足を向ける
ashiwomukeru to head towards, to direct one's steps to
向かう
mukau to face; to go towards, to head towards
辿る
tadoru to follow (a road, path, etc.), to trace; to follow (a clue, scent, tracks, plot, etc.), to trace (a route, history, family tree, etc.), to retrace (e.g. one's memory), to search, to go over; to head towards (of a situation), to go in the direction o
対う
mukau to face; to go towards, to head towards
むかう
mukau to face; to go towards, to head towards
向がう
mugau to face; to go towards, to head towards
向かえる
mukaeru to face; to go towards, to head towards
向う
mukau to face; to go towards, to head towards
向ふ
mukau to face; to go towards, to head towards
對ふ
mukau to face; to go towards, to head towards
嚮ふ
mukau to face; to go towards, to head towards
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