Demonstrative pronoun referring to a direction, option, or thing previously mentioned. Often used when comparing two alternatives, similar to そちら but slightly more formal or written.
Archaic second-person pronoun used to address someone of equal or lower status. Not used in modern Japanese outside historical or period contexts.
I think that one is more realistic than this proposal.
Which is better, right or left? – That way is better.
"You, state your name," said the warlord.
Standard spelling for the demonstrative pronoun meaning 'that one' or 'that way'.
Rarely used kanji form; Learners should use その方.
Compound of その (that) and 方 (direction/person). The archaic pronoun sense developed from the directional meaning, similar to そなた.