Name: Exploring Nara Japan | Feeding Deer and Eating Mochi
Uploaded: 2019-08-01T07:19:39.000Z
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There are eight temples, shrines, and ruins here,

The city of Nara was also the capital of Japan

before the emperor moved the capital to Kyoto.

Our first stop in Nara is the Kofuku-ji Temple.

We first explore the peaceful temple grounds

and then make our way to the Nara Koen Park.

The park is just a simple landscape garden,

but the main attraction here is the hundreds

These are wild sika deer, they are considered

sacred by the Japanese, as they are believed

The deer here are not forced to stay here

They are very, very well taken care of and well-fed.

for a pack of ten and even if you don't want

to feed them, you can, you don't have to,

It's so cute to see, they would bow for crackers.

but remember to hide them, we're using our camera bag.

Wow, look at the motor control of their mouth.

"No, we don't, just give me my crackers."

or any of your snacks, because processed food

Second thing is if you have any cash or passports,

tickets, or maps, or any paper, that you be

very careful and to keep them in your bag,

because they will snatch it right out of your hand,

and bump into you for snacks, so little kids

And now for the second most important thing

to do in Nara, you have to eat the mochi.

Behind me is Nakatanidou, it is the most famous

mochi shop in Japan, it's known to be the fastest

there's actually one person to just control

the line, it's actually pretty crazy here.

and it usually has a sweet filling like red bean

and yet it's soft and there's so much red bean

Oh my god, I love the soybean powder outside,

- We got back in the line, because it was so good.

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