It appears to be a maze (note the map on the wall in the last panel) and they get a stamp for finding people in it. I'm curious...do they have these in Japan? I live in the USA and I've heard some crop fields are used for mazes during Autumn harvest time though I've never been to one. Now I want to even more!

Yay for the return of palm-sized Lily!

The_Vault_Dweller said:

It appears to be a maze (note the map on the wall in the last panel) and they get a stamp for finding people in it. I'm curious...do they have these in Japan? I live in the USA and I've heard some crop fields are used for mazes during Autumn harvest time though I've never been to one. Now I want to even more!

We have a wooden version of one of these in the Fort Worth Stockyards of Texas.

They're not actually functional stockyards anymore, but more of a historical museum / walk-in mall. A reminder of the city's roots and a place to eat and have fun.

There's also a mechanical bull, which you ride as long as you can before getting thrown off (onto the padded surroundings and floor).

Unzan-maze is incredible

Mini Lily White may have gotten lost. :(

The_Vault_Dweller said:

It appears to be a maze (note the map on the wall in the last panel) and they get a stamp for finding people in it. I'm curious...do they have these in Japan? I live in the USA and I've heard some crop fields are used for mazes during Autumn harvest time though I've never been to one. Now I want to even more!

I remember going to one back in October '02 when I was still in Oregon... Wow. That takes me back. Fun times.

Hedge mazes are very popular throughout the UK. Next time I get over there to visit family, I'm definitely going to one.

The only problem with a crop maze, is all the people who steal or trample crops. While going through the maze (helps to dress security as scarecrows).

I also just noticed Kogasa's eyes in the last panel. Guess we all know who got really confused.