I‘m a Nara citizen. ☺️ From 13:25 onwards, a man reaches out to the fawn and touches its back, which is something I absolutely hope people will not do.❌ When a fawn is touched by a human and the scent is transferred to the fawn, the mother deer stops giving milk to it, and there have been tragic cases where the fawn dies of starvation. ☝️ If you watch this video, please do not touch the fawn, just watch it from a distance. 🙏😌🍀
@@Midori-Clover My father in law took my wife there when she was a child, this trip is to commemorate the good times of traveling with her deceased father. We were happy that our daughter also enjoyed it, maybe she will take her kids back one day when we passed away.
@@24kmetal99さん I see. Nara was a place where your late father and your wife had childhood memories. 🥺 You visited that place again with your daughter and made new memories. And that was a wonderful thing. 👍 After my mother passed away a few years ago, I was looking through the photos she left behind, and I found an old photo of me taken at Todaiji Temple in Nara when I was about three years old. It brought tears to my eyes to see it. 😢 Please treasure your memories of Nara with your family forever. ✨ Thank you very much. 🙏😌🍀
@@photon_capture It is better not to touch the deer directly. The deer in Nara Park are not zoo deer or pets. We are not here for sightseeing. For Japanese people, deer in Nara Park are sacred creatures, considered "messengers of God. Tourists coming from certain Asian countries abuse deer by kicking them and intentionally feeding them paper and plastic bags. A large amount of this garbage is found in the stomachs of the dead deer.
本当に温厚で忍耐強い神の鹿
Yes, they are beautiful
I‘m a Nara citizen. ☺️
From 13:25 onwards, a man reaches out to the fawn and touches its back, which is something I absolutely hope people will not do.❌
When a fawn is touched by a human and the scent is transferred to the fawn, the mother deer stops giving milk to it, and there have been tragic cases where the fawn dies of starvation. ☝️
If you watch this video, please do not touch the fawn, just watch it from a distance. 🙏😌🍀
奈良市民です。☺️
13:25 以降、一人の男性が子鹿に手を伸ばして、背中を触っていますが、これは絶対にやめてほしい行為です。❌
子鹿は人間に触られて、その匂いが子鹿に移ると、母鹿が子鹿にミルクを与えなくなり、子鹿が衰弱死する悲しい事例が発生しています。☝️
この動画を視聴された方は、子鹿に触らずに、遠くから見守るだけに留めて下さい。🙏😌🍀
Had a great time there last week! My daughter loved it.
Great to hear, that was the best part of our 2 weeks in Japan!
I'm a Nara citizen. ☺️
I'm very happy that your daughter liked it. 🦌🥰👍🍀
@@Midori-Clover My father in law took my wife there when she was a child, this trip is to commemorate the good times of traveling with her deceased father. We were happy that our daughter also enjoyed it, maybe she will take her kids back one day when we passed away.
@@24kmetal99さん
I see. Nara was a place where your late father and your wife had childhood memories. 🥺
You visited that place again with your daughter and made new memories. And that was a wonderful thing. 👍
After my mother passed away a few years ago, I was looking through the photos she left behind, and I found an old photo of me taken at Todaiji Temple in Nara when I was about three years old. It brought tears to my eyes to see it. 😢
Please treasure your memories of Nara with your family forever. ✨
Thank you very much. 🙏😌🍀
癒されました😊
Glad to hear it!
Japanese deer are happy deer that do not have to become food for lions.
I’d love to be a Japanese deer
鹿は神の使いとして1000年間人間に守られてきました。大事に接してくださいね。
What messages do they have?
鹿たちも学習してるから、チュウキョウ語が聞こえたら逃げるそうだぜ
Interesting, thanks for the info!
日本人から見ると考えられないですね
What is?
@@photon_capture
It is better not to touch the deer directly.
The deer in Nara Park are not zoo deer or pets.
We are not here for sightseeing.
For Japanese people, deer in Nara Park are sacred creatures, considered "messengers of God.
Tourists coming from certain Asian countries abuse deer by kicking them and intentionally feeding them paper and plastic bags.
A large amount of this garbage is found in the stomachs of the dead deer.
俺も何のことかわからない。
We hope that people who see this video will visit Nara and understand that the deer in Nara are messengers of God. It is not a zoo.
They didn't have any messages for me :(
Deer must be angry with you.
Nah they chill
奈良も大阪も外国人観光客が増えたなぁ😅
Good observation skills!
13:50 サムネ
You got it
HELLO DEER
If only they could talk back 😔
奈良鹿公園ではありません。奈良公園です。公園に東大寺があり、日本人の信仰の寺院があります。鹿に餌をやるテーマパークではありません。本来、寺院に行かれるのに露出の多い服は控え、鹿は春日大社の神鹿であり、触ったりしてはいけません。叩いたりなど、もってのほかです。公園の鹿は天然記念物です。奈良の人たちは何百年の月日を野生の鹿と共存しています。どうか正しい鹿とのふれあいで、旅行が楽しいものになりますよう、よろしくお願いもうしあげます。
I was very nice to the deer, thank you
あるアジアの国からやってくる観光客は、面白がってビニール袋や紙を食べさせたり、蹴ったりしてます。
奈良公園に生息する鹿は、「神の使い」であり、ここの鹿だけの遺伝子を受け継ぐ天然記念物であり、乱暴なことをすると文化財保護法違反という犯罪になります。絶命した鹿の胃袋の中きら大量のゴミが出ています。
じらすエサのやり方をしないでください。それが守れないなら奈良に来ないでください。
😆😆😆😆