The Mystery of Nara Park
Japan is a country endowed with beauty, culture and tradition. It is also endowed by beautiful sceneries and endless parks accessible to all. The possibilities in Japan are endless.
Japan is a country endowed with beauty, culture and tradition. It is also endowed by beautiful sceneries and endless parks accessible to all. The possibilities in Japan are endless.
Nara Park, as the name suggests, is located right at the center of Nara City. It is mostly popular for its stunning treasure of wild Sika deers. Admittedly, the park’s spacious lawns and grass are colored by the striking deers that are said to be over 1,000 in number.
The Sika deers, though termed as wild, are very tame and have thus been considered as a natural treasure. Tourists and locals that visit the park get a chance to feed them with deer crackers. These amazing creatures have even learned to bow, as a way of asking to be fed. Their beauty and friendliness makes them approachable to all that access the park.
The park’s mysterious and authentic nature is also brought about by the historical structures in it. It holds the Kasuga Taisha Shrine and Toda-ji Temple that add to the glory and culture of the city.
The park’s mysterious and authentic nature is also brought about by the historical structures in it. It holds the Kasuga Taisha Shrine and Toda-ji Temple that add to the glory and culture of the city.
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i love park...
same here :)
Very nice shots. I particularly like the shadows in the first shot. I am always curious to know the location of photos I like. I think I found this on Google Maps. Thanks!
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I visited Aichi in 2010. It's nearby Nara-ken. :) Hope you'll drop by Nagoya Castle. Thanks for posting about Nara.