Nara, Japan is a city like no other on the planet. Home to more than 1,000 sacred deer, the capital of the Nara Prefecture is a surreal experience for visitors. For this reason, a day… ...

The Nara Deer Park had probably enjoyed enough press for 2024 after the video from earlier this fall. As fate would have it though, a video was shared to Instagram just two days ago by the user @ ...

The biggest attraction in the city of Nara is Nara Park, and the star attraction of Nara Park is the deer. Due to their association with Kasuga-taisha, a Shinto shrine located inside the park, the ...

NARA--Authorities here are reeling from allegations an animal protection group is so negligent in caring for the city’s famous wild deer beloved by visitors to Nara Park that some had died of ...

In Nara City, Japan, the sacred Japanese sika deer (Cervus nippon), protected for over a millennium, has recently seen a population surge around Nara Park.

NARA--Authorities here issued a plea to tourists not to mistreat the wild deer at Nara Park after video footage went viral of a man kicking one of the protected animals.

NARA -- Deer kept at a shelter in Nara Park were found to be suffering from malnutrition and kept in poor conditions, the Nara Prefectural Government revealed on Nov. 6.

The city recently carried out a deer census, determining there are 313 stags (males), 798 does (females) and 214 fawns (babies) in Nara Park. That’s an increase of 92 from last year, and a total ...

NARA -- Nara Park's iconic deer bowed less when they were fed crackers by tourists at the height of the coronavirus pandemic, researchers have found, as they apparently forgot the habit due to a ...

Nara Park, known for its free-roaming deer that are considered sacred, is a popular tourist destination in Japan. Also read: Celebrity hippo Moo Deng receives ₹ 2.48 crore Christmas gift from ...

Nara, Japan, located 20 miles east of Osaka, was named the city with the most hidden gems in a recent study by Bounce. Nara is most famous for its "sacred" deer park.

These days, roughly 1,300 sacred deer mingle freely with tourists in the 660-hectare (1,630-acre) Nara Park, a public space that includes Kasuga Taisha Shrine, Buddhist temples and a protected forest.