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This expansive park stretches across the eastern part of Nara city and is home to approximately 1,300 wild deer. It is an iconic attraction symbolizing the ancient capital of Nara, drawing numerous visitors every year.
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There were a lot of deer in the park and we were able to get up close and personal with them. The kids loved it.
Some facilities couldn't deal with in English
Keep in mind not so many Japanese good at English compared with other nations.
5
The deer were great to see
The ice cream is expensive in Nara Park
Buy your ice cream further away from Nara Park. Watch out for aggressive deer
5
All the streets are very clean and well-kept and tradition is held in high regard. The shrines and natural landscape were absolutely mesmerising and the deer were majestic.
We are so very grateful for our opportunity to learn about and appreciate Japan, its people and culture and have nothing negative to say. We have much admiration for this beautiful country and are completely in awe.
Do not fill your days with endless plans. Take time to simple revel in the space and time. We are all so fortunate simply to be here together.
5
Deers are soon almost immediately after you exit the train station. Some were so chill, my 11 month old was able to pet them. Our family enjoyed feeding them, but it did get a little scary when they they wanted more and nudge you.
Elevators are small here or hard to find, so if traveling with a stroller make sure you have one that’s easy to fold and light enough to carry.
A lot of the restaurants open at late/lunch, so if you’re a breakfast eater, the convenience stores are the way to go!
5
I visited the deer and fed them with my dad.
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Recommend going early to avoid crowds
Close to Shinsaibashi where you can enjoy shopping and a plethora of delicious food
Yotsubashi Station（Osaka Metro） 2-minute walk
Enjoy a little drink and spend some quality time in private
Nagahoribashi Station（Osaka Metro） 3-minute walk
All around you, the atmosphere of bustling Japanese festivals; close to Namba and Shinsaibashi for convenient shopping trips and sightseeing
Yotsubashi Station（Osaka Metro） 3-minute walk
Create fun memories in this place packed full of games and activities
Namba Station（Nankai Line） 4-minute walk
A stylish area full of cafes and unique general stores
Nagahoribashi Station（Osaka Metro） 2-minute walk
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