Video captured the moment of Thousands of deer that live in the Nara city of Japan
According to the filmer, she is a Vietnamese student living in Nara city. The surprise when she came to the city was to see deer in the streets and parks. This was something special that she had not seen in other cities.
If visitors go to Nara, a city in Japan, they will see deer lying on the street, entering shops, and demanding food from people. The natives will be angry if you drive them away.
According to legend, a god named Takemikazuchi rode a deer to Nara to protect the city. As a result, the people of Nara have revered deer for the past 1,300 years.
Most of the deer are concentrated in Nara Park, which is visited by many tourists, so food is plentiful. They also regularly enter hotels, restaurants, and other places and rummage through people's pants, shirts, bags, and wallets in search of food. If you want to feed the deer, you can go to the vending machine to find food. buy food for them. The deer's favorite food is biscuits.
In the video, the filmer feeds the deer with cookies. The deer are very friendly.
There are about 2000 deer living freely in the city.