What it means
へ marks the direction or destination toward which someone or something moves. It usually follows a place or other noun and is commonly used with movement verbs such as 行く, 来る, and 帰る. It focuses on the direction of movement rather than simply identifying a destination.
Usage note
へ is pronounced え, not へ. In many sentences about movement, it can be replaced by に, but へ more clearly emphasizes the direction toward a place.
How to use it
NounへVerb (ます-stem)ます
学校へ行きます。
I go to school.
NounへVerb (dictionary form)
学校へ行く。
I go to school.
Example sentences
毎朝、駅へ歩いて行きます。
Every morning, I walk to the station.
夏休みに祖母の家へ帰ります。
I will return to my grandmother's house during summer vacation.
弟は図書館へ自転車で行きます。
My younger brother goes to the library by bicycle.
明日、友達