This video, titled "Nara Park Many deer crossing the road in NARA PARK, JAPAN" (奈良公園　浮雲園地にたくさんの鹿さんたちがいました、そして大仏殿前交差点が大変なことに　Many deer crossing the road　NARA PARK,JAPAN) was produced by "nara deer channel." When you hear the name "Nara Park," for most people, deer come to mind. Many people think that the deer in Nara Park are kept in captivity. However, the deer in the park are actually wild animals that have been designated a protected species. There are so many deer in Nara Park that even the Man'yoshu (Anthology of Japanese waka poems) describes them in their natural habitat. At present, there are more than 1,000 deer in Nara Park. In this video, you can see the many deer lazing about Ukigumo-enchi Park. On this day, the deer can be seen crossing the road to the forest, and going back and forth to their usual spots. The deer here coexist peacefully among the many visitors.

Japan's Owl Cafes! This video is titled "The First Owl Café in Nara- 'Watawata'" (奈良で初めてのフクロウカフェ【わたわた】). It introduces the owl café in Nara, called "Watawata." There aren’t many chances where you can interact with owls, but at Japan's owl cafes you can enjoy seeing owls up close and even petting them! Many tourists from overseas come to Japan's cat cafes, but if you're looking for a more unique experience we definitely recommend checking out an owl cafe! How Owl Cafes Work Source :YouTube screenshot Owl cafes are places where there are cute owls, such as horned owls and more. Customers can play with owls while eating and drinking, and you can even feed the owls as well! As you can see from 0:49 in the video, there are cafes where you can put the owls on your shoulder and play with them too. You can also take photos with the owls and post them on social media sites. You can see this at 0:51 in the video. About Owls Photo：Owl Owls are nocturnal birds of prey, belonging to the order Strigiformes. They are called "the professors of the forest" and "philosophers of the forest." Their size ranges from 50 to 62 centimeters in length and they weigh anywhere from 500 to 1,300 grams. Five species of owls exist in Japan: the Yezo Ural Owl, Tohoku Owl, Ural Owl, Moniyamae, and Kyushu Owl. The hooting of owls can sometimes be heard as far as several kilometers away. Summary of Japan's Owl Cafes Source :YouTube screenshot If you're looking to rid yourself of stress and enjoy time with an animal you wouldn't normally get to be up close to, be sure to visit one of the many owl cafes in Japan! If you like cute animals, you can also try visiting a parrot or hedgehog cafe as well! 【Tripadvisor】Wata Wata Owl Cafe https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g298198-d9856696-Reviews-Wata_Wata_Owl_Cafe-Nara_Nara_Prefecture_Kinki.html