Reflections on the sunset A scene at the summit of Mt. Wakakusa, Nara City, Nara Prefecture. A deer is staring at the sunset over Nara Downtown. In such a scene, do deer also indulge in thought?

Mt. Wakakusa At the summit of Mt. Wakakusa, Nara City, Nara Prefecture. Avec in a kimono is holding a Japanese umbrella and standing in the background with the sunset in the background. Specialties deer are around it. This is the site of a wedding tree photo shoot, and the deer play a role.

Nara Park 2022.11.03 The Morning Sun was shining brightly. Kasuga-Taisha Shrine, a shrine located in Nara Park, is the headquarters of about 3,000 Kasuga-Taisha Shrines throughout Japan and is also recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. One of the main God of worship enshrined at Kasuga-taisha Shrine, Takemikazuchi no Mikoto, was originally the god of Kashima Jingu Shrine in Ibaraki Prefecture. In the second year of Jingo Kageun Jingoken (768), Taketsuchi came from Kashima Jingu to Mount Spring on a white deer. At this time, it is said that the white deer on which Taketsuchi was riding gave birth to a child in Nara, which is the Roux of Nara's deer.

📍 Nara / Rika Shrine A little-known shrine in the depths of Nara Park. The autumn leaves were in full bloom and surrounded the entire shrine. I was able to take one picture that is typical of Japan. In today's world, the traditions of the past are gradually fading, but I would like to preserve this kind of scenery.

📍 Nara / Nara Park It was adorable to see the two deer facing each other. It was quite difficult to photograph animals, and they didn't move as expected, so I waited patiently and waited for a photo opportunity.

Animals can teach us the purest form of love. Anyone who sincerely tries to understand the nature of these meek and gentle creatures can understand my thoughts . Deers are peaceful creatures and their eyes reflect the purity of their heart. Their care for each other reminds us of the unconditional love that is so rare in our human society. Such unconditional love for one's work, and one's family, is always what I treasured in my life reflect in this frame. This photo was taken from Nara deer park. It represents the real beauty of Japan.

First post!! Representative scenery of Nara Prefecture Since it is Nara Park, anyone can see it just by going!

When I lived in Kyoto, I often went to Nara. It is a floating hall in Nara Park where there are many deer. It is a rare hall built on a pond, and the general public can enter it for free. When you enter the hall, you will feel refreshed and refreshed with the help of the water in the surrounding pond. I visited around the beginning of autumn, so there were still few people and I was able to take a leisurely stroll.

The color of the wall pillars of the Kasuga Taisha Shrine is very bright and bright. A whole row of palace lamps, very bright under the lens. It's not far from Todaiji Temple, and there is Nara Park in the middle where you can take photos with the cute reindeer. Kasuga Taisha Shrine is a very famous Shinto shrine. Tourists are full of tourists, and they are also very devout about faith. It is a must-see when visiting Nara.

Mt. Wakakusa seen through cherry blossoms. It's very tasteful.

Cherry blossoms in Nara Park. The backlight is also impressive!

Cherry blossoms in front of Mt. Wakakusa in Nara Park. Dramatic cherry blossom blizzard!

Cherry blossoms in front of Mt. Wakakusa in Nara Park. The deer will pose for you!

Todaiji Temple I visited Nara Park on a family trip. It was my first time to go during the cherry blossom season and I was able to enjoy the cherry blossoms in full bloom. The collaboration between Nara's wonderful cherry blossoms and deer, which are said to be messengers of the gods, is sacred and seems to reflect the four seasons of Japan even more wonderfully. Nara Park and Todaiji Temple, which show various expressions in each season, are really recommended sightseeing spots.