2024 Early Spring Japan Tour No. 7:
Lovely Nara Park free-range deer
The March 31 tour itinerary is thoughtful and compact. As we did in Japan, we departed from the Nagoya Hotel at 8 a.m. to Kyoto, and the bus took three hours to Kyoto, a thousand-year-old city in Japan.
The first stop is Hanama-dori, an old street in Kyoto with mostly two-story wooden houses. The director said that these small buildings are very similar to the attic where Pan Jinlian lives in "Water Margin", and tourists should pay careful attention when passing by the small building, maybe "Pan Jinlian" will open the window and throw down the hydrangea. The tour guide's humorous introduction attracted laughter from the tourists. In addition to these ancient buildings, you can also see Japanese flower girls on this street. The one with a small pillow behind her is a married woman, and the one with a bow behind her is an unmarried woman, and if you are lucky, you may even be able to meet a Japanese geisha. The tour guide aroused the curiosity of the tourists, but the tourists opened their eyes and searched the streets carefully and did not see a geisha, but saw many women with pillows and bows.
After that, we visited the Hachiban Shrine, Kiyomizudera Temple and Kiyomizuzaka Scenic Area, perhaps we are used to seeing too many thousands of years of scenic spots in China, so the thousand-year-old Kyoto ancient city of scenic spots and historic sites did not leave a deep impression, just curiosity and freshness. After visiting the scenic spots in Kyoto, the bus took the tour group to Nara Shenlu Park, the tour guide introduced that the deer in the park are free-range, tourists can buy 10 yuan biscuits to feed the deer, at this time the deer will bow to you very interesting.
As soon as I bought the biscuits and walked to the free-range field, four deer surrounded me. One of the deer, in addition to bowing to me, rubbed his head against me from time to time, making me eccentric and put more than half of the biscuits into its mouth. Of course, I couldn't leave the other three deer out in the cold, so I pushed away the deer that was going to do the meeting, and delivered the remaining biscuits to the mouths of the other three deer. When feeding deer, I think that animals will come and get picky food, so it is not surprising that people who can come will benefit. At the end of the day, the tour bus drove towards Osaka Castle. Thinking back to the rich itinerary of the day and wanting to write something, I still felt that I was deeply impressed by feeding the deer in the park today, so I used the main pen and ink on the description of feeding the deer in the deer farm.