Website review: The Sacred Deer of Nara
feral-child discovered this in Animals
•6 reviews since May 6, 2008
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•japundit.com/archives/2006/02/07/1951/
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feral-child discovered 3 months ago- From the page: "Once upon a time, as the story goes, deer were the sacred messengers of gods of the Kasuga shrine which is located here in Nara. The descendants of these deer live in the Nara Park and occasionally wander around the city streets. Because they are sacred, they are protected by law."
- Alexianne rated 3 months ago
- Oh, are these the ones that bow politely too..?
- Livtay rated 3 months ago
- nice story about deers
- TalonVulpes rated 3 months ago
- I've been there - it was one of my most vivid memories of Japan. Those deer really are very pushy. I recall us tying a few of those crackers to one of my friends' belts and watching him run around the park wondering why there was a horde of deer chasing him. Heheheh.
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