So a while back I read the lesson on purpose and ために.
Something confused me – and still does! – so I figured I’d ask.
There are these two, very similar example sentences on how to use ために in the lesson:
1.
In order to buy a game, I will go to a video store
ゲーム を かう ために ビデオや へ いく
2.
In order to eat sushi, I will go to a restaurant.
すし を たべる ために レストラン に いく
Will somebody please tell me why Koichi used へ in one sentence and に in the other? Not to mention, what is へ even? It isn’t explained in the lesson, nor was it explained in any of the previous lessons (unless I forgot about it somehow..?)
Thanks!