Sunday, June 24, 2012




Been a busy couple of days - I'm now in Nara which is fairly close to Kyoto and Osaka. We did a tour of Nara Park yesterday - had an amazing lunch and then visited Nara National Museum. Next it was onto a tour of Todaiji Temple -which is  surrounded by deer. Also just completed my homestay with a very nice family in a mountainous area about an hour from Nara - very beautiful. More schools tomorrow!






Question:  Why are there so many deer in Nara? (go online to find your answer) -  Answer in the comment area below.  

4 comments:

  1. Because deer are awesome and deer eat grass which grass is awesome and they live in the grass which is awesome. little fuzzy deer.
    Sam.

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  2. Watashi wa shika Nara, Nihon no hitobito ni shinseidearu tame, karera wa shika ga zōshoku suru koto ga dekite iru koto to omoimasu!

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    --Shi. Gaburieru· Busshu

    I think that because the deer are sacred to the people of Nara, Japan, they have allowed the deer to multiply!

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    --Mr. Gabriel Bush

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  3. because deer are sacred to nara and the people that live there give out crackers called shika senbei whick are rice crackers.
    Emily Heath

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  4. There is so may deers in Nara because they are special to Nara and the people there fed them rice crackers.

    -Sammy Q

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