Deer in Nara Park

Jul 6, 2016 10:03
Nara Park, which is located in Nara Prefecture of Japan, has about 660 hectares, and is well known that a plenty deer are living there.

The number is no less than 1500, and you can see deer in many places in the park.

In Nara Park, "shika senbei" (deer rice crackers) are sold, and if you buy them, deer around you will approach you.

Also, events called "shikayose" (huddling deer) are sometimes performed by playing a horn, and a herd of deer in the event is worth seeing.

Few years ago, images/videos of deer in Nara Park became small news, because deer seemed to obey the traffic signals.

Since deer can't identify the color of the signals, they might wait for cars to stop or be attuned to around people.

Anyway, I think they are a very smart animal.
奈良公園の鹿

日本の奈良県にある奈良公園は、約660ヘクタールの面積を有しており、敷地内に多くの鹿が生息していることで有名です。

その数は約1500頭と非常に多く、いたるところで鹿を見ることができます。

公園内では鹿のおやつである「鹿せんべい」を売っており、これを買うと周囲の鹿が寄ってきます。

また、ホルンを演奏して鹿を寄せ集めるイベント「鹿寄せ」もあり、とても見応えがあります。

以前、奈良公園の鹿がしっかり信号待ちしているという画像・動画が話題になりました。

鹿は信号の色を識別することはできないので、車の流れが止まるのを待ったり、周囲の人間の動きに合わせているだけだと思います。

いずれにしても、賢い動物です。
No. 1　Cecelia13's correction
  • Deer in Nara Park
  • This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
  • Nara Park, which is located in Nara Prefecture of Japan, has about 660 hectares, and is well known that a plenty deer are living there.
  • Nara Park, which is located in Nara Prefecture of Japan, has about 660 hectares, and is well known for having a lot of deer in the area.
  • The number is no less than 1500, and you can see deer in many places in the park.
  • The number is no less than 1500, and you can see deer in many places in the park.
  • In Nara Park, "shika senbei" (deer rice crackers) are sold, and if you buy them, deer around you will approach you.
  • This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
  • Also, events called "shikayose" (huddling deer) are sometimes performed by playing a horn, and a herd of deer in the event is worth seeing.
  • This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
  • Few years ago, images/videos of deer in Nara Park became small news, because deer seemed to obey the traffic signals.
  • A few years ago, images/videos of deer in Nara Park became popular news, because deer seemed to obey the traffic signals.
  • Since deer can't identify the color of the signals, they might wait for cars to stop or be attuned to around people.
  • Since deer can't identify the color of the signals, they might wait for cars to stop or be attuned to the people around.
  • Anyway, I think they are a very smart animal.
  • This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
Toru
Thank you so much for correcting my post! :)
No. 2　ctakemoto's correction
  • Nara Park, which is located in Nara Prefecture of Japan, has about 660 hectares, and is well known that a plenty deer are living there.
  • Nara Park, which is located in Nara Prefecture of Japan, is about 660 hectares big, and is well known that a for the plenty many deer that are living there.
  • The number is no less than 1500, and you can see deer in many places in the park.
  • The number of deer is no less than 1500, and you can see them in many places in the park.
  • In Nara Park, "shika senbei" (deer rice crackers) are sold, and if you buy them, deer around you will approach you.
  • This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
  • Also, events called "shikayose" (huddling deer) are sometimes performed by playing a horn, and a herd of deer in the event is worth seeing.
  • Also, there is an events called "shikayose" (huddling deer) that is sometimes performed held in which by playing a horn is played to gather the, and a herd of deer in the event that is worth seeing.
    　More succinctly:

    There is also an event where the deer are gathered together by playing a horn called "shikayose" that is worth seeing.
  • Few years ago, images/videos of deer in Nara Park became small news, because deer seemed to obey the traffic signals.
  • Few years ago, images/videos of deer in Nara Park became small news made some headlines, because the deer seemed to obey the traffic signals.
  • Since deer can't identify the color of the signals, they might wait for cars to stop or be attuned to around people.
  • Since deer can't identify the color of the signals, they might wait for cars to stop or be attuned to around the people nearby.
  • Anyway, I think they are a very smart animal.
  • Anyway, I think they are a very smart animals.
They do seem very smart, but also a little scary! I was bitten by one when I bought the shika senbei. haha
Toru
Thank you very much for correcting my post :)
I think that the deer might be really hungry!
No. 3　デクラン's correction
  • Deer in Nara Park
  • This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
  • Nara Park, which is located in Nara Prefecture of Japan, has about 660 hectares, and is well known that a plenty deer are living there.
  • Nara Park, which is located in the Nara Prefecture of Japan, has about 660 hectares, and is well known for the plenty of deer that live there.
  • In Nara Park, "shika senbei" (deer rice crackers) are sold, and if you buy them, deer around you will approach you.
  • In Nara Park, "shika senbei" (deer rice crackers) are sold, and if you buy them, nearby deer around you will approach you.
  • Few years ago, images/videos of deer in Nara Park became small news, because deer seemed to obey the traffic signals.
  • A few years ago, images/videos of deer in Nara Park became small news, because deer seemed to obey the traffic signals.
  • Anyway, I think they are a very smart animal.
  • Anyway, I think deer are a very smart animal.
I've heard that people are supposed to make the deer bow before feeding them. Bowing deer must be very polite, haha
Toru
Thank you so much for correcting my post!
Haha, yes. I think they understand that the polite attitude is conducive to senbei :)
No. 4　wellington2k's correction
I would love to visit Nara sometime! Thank you for letting me know more about it. :)
Toru
Thank you for the comment!
I'm happy if my post could give good information to you :)
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