Feeding the deer and seeing the shrine, here is Nara Park Nara Park is a tourist attraction to Nara, and the vast area is surrounded by historical sites and historical sites. The most famous is the Kasuga Taisha. Because the deer is regarded as the messenger of God, it is deeply cared for by people in Nara. There are hundreds of deer around the Kasuga Taisha, so many tourists will take photos with the deer or buy a food. But although the deer look very gentle and polite, they are still a little scary to grab the food. Kasuga Taisha was built in 768 to protect Pingcheng Jing and pray for the prosperity of the country. The temple consists of four temples that stand side by side. The vermilion's special atmosphere is beautiful. The cloisters around the store are in harmony with the green jungles of the spring mountains, and together with the lanterns and the temples under the eaves form a landscape painting, and the stone lanterns left here are also very famous.