Play With English-speaking Deer In Japan

With many foreign tourists, deer in Nara are very smart, they will follow and play if you call "deer".
Play with English-speaking deer during your trip to Japan
When the yellow leaves and red leaves begin to thin out in the center of Osaka, Kyoto, Tokyo ..., the deer park at the foot of Mt

. Wakakusa, in Nara prefecture, is an ideal viewing spot for you in your Japan trip. Step off the train station, walk 200 meters more, across the ripening maple leaf garden in Nara cultural center.
Established in 1880, this is one of the oldest parks in the country of cherry blossoms The campus is large, no fence, more than 1,200 free deer roam everywhere, waiting for the red light with tourists and they are considered the "natural treasure" of Japan.




Every day, thousands of Japanese tourists visit to play with deer. Because of much contact with humans, the deer here are very courageous and friendly. If you bow to them, they will know how to bow back, even hear English, play and follow someone who calls them "deer".
Every season in Nara is very beautiful. Before the snow is completely white, you can admire the rows of almonds and maple trees in autumn. Not only tourists but many Japanese also love to come here for a walk. Rainy days are an advantage because you do not have to wait in line to take pictures due to less visitors
Visitors do not need to pay to enter the park, but at temples and pagodas, tickets must be purchased for about 500 yen / person (about 110,000 VND).



In particular, the Kofuku-ji temple complex, one of the seven largest temples in Nara, attracts many visitors. Next to the main hall is a stupa higher than 50 m.
Kofuku-ji was destroyed and restored many times due to wars and fires. In particular, the Golden Hall (Golden Hall) was rebuilt and completed in 2018, is the place to keep many treasures. The temple is recognized as a world cultural heritage by UNESCO, often holding important festivals.
According to Japanese custom, before entering the temple, you must wash your hands and mouth, called "chozuya". Sequence: right hand handle (bucket) to scoop water, wash left hand and vice versa. Then switch to the right hand to handle the spoon, rinse with your right hand already washed.



Finally, wash the used spoon and put it back in place.
After performing the chozuya ritual, you come to ring the bell to pray. This place is famous for praying for peace, health ... for the family. As one of the key tourist destinations in the Kansai region, deer park and Kofuku-ji temple are popular with tours. Therefore, you should go early (before 10am) avoid many groups of tourists coming at the same time.




Wish cards were sold on the spot for several hundred yen. From Osaka, Kyoto, you can easily reach the park by bus or train, stopping at Nara Station. It is recommended to use public transport for savings.
According to Vi Yen / Star
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