[4k video 60fps] Foreign tourists are surrounded by deer and panic! It's so much fun that you'll forget the time! Nara Park, Japan.

Nara Park is one of the must-see spots for foreign tourists visiting Japan. Historical buildings such as Todaiji Temple and Kasuga Taisha Shrine, which boast over a thousand years of history, are scattered throughout the park, and in addition to its beautiful scenery, it is the deer that attracts many tourists. About 1,200 deer roam freely in Nara Park, and tourists can interact with them directly.

One day, a group of foreign tourists visiting Nara for sightseeing were strolling through Nara Park when curious deer approached them one after another. The tourists were surprised at first, but gradually they began to enjoy interacting with the deer, and when they picked up the deer crackers they were holding, the deer became even more excited and surrounded them. The tourists were excited to see the deer gathering in search of the deer crackers. We were so fascinated by the adorable deer that we lost track of time as we took photos, petted them, and fed them deer crackers.

While interacting with the deer, some tourists panicked when they were surrounded by the deer, but the sight was also heartwarming for the onlookers. The deer were not afraid of the tourists, but rather behaved as if they were the main characters, which can be said to be the symbol of Nara Park.

In this way, interacting with the deer in Nara Park becomes an unforgettable memory for many foreign tourists. When they left the park, they all smiled and said, "I want to come again," and left the city of Nara excited by the fun they had experienced. Nara, the ancient capital of Japan, is a special place that combines nature, history, and adorable deer, and offers visitors a wonderful experience.