Nara Park Review

Apart from of course the feline friends that roam around the park, it’s overall an extremely beautiful place to spend a cool winters morning, even when there is hardly any vegetation and the grass is dry and brown. My favourite activity was eating at this little udon restaurant perched at the edge of Sarusawa-Ike Pond, with a Starbucks on the other side. The famous mochi shop with the pounding chefs is just down the road leading away from the Starbucks. I want to walk up Wakakusayama Hill in Nara Park and see the whole city from the top, in the future.

Nara park. all places filled with wild deer wondering around the park. you can feed them with biscuits that you can buy from the vendors. the deers can be aggressive so better be careful.

It is worth a visit. It has cultural landscapes such as Spring Park. At the same time, Nara Park has a lot of fawns, which feel like a fawn bumping, very beautiful, elegant and cute. Suitable for people to feed it and feel its cute newness.

amazing experience playing with deer. you can buy deer food for 200 yen and feed them. however they can be very aggressive. don’t go in winter as the park and deer are not as beautiful as in summer

A must go when you visit Japan!Had a wonderful experience. It’s a big park with loads of Sika Deer roaming freely. You can buy deer crackers to feed the deers around the park.The deers have learnt to bow when they see you have crackers on your hand. It’s simple - when you bow, they bow too!