The historical relics of ancient Nara were listed as World Cultural Heritage as early as 1988. The Todaiji Temple, which was visited by the Tang Dynasty monks who had been to Japan for more than 1,000 years ago, was an important part of it. Dongda Temple, also known as Dahuayan Temple, has a history of more than 1200 years. The Great Buddha Hall in the temple is the largest wooden building in the world. The staff in the temple are a group of white-haired grandfathers. Nara, which is a vicissitudes of life, is also a "city of deer", or, here, Nara, which belongs to the deer. In the Shenlu Park outside the Todai-ji Temple, its always inadvertently, these deer, which are not afraid of people, directly extend their heads to the pocket where you put Deer Xianbei, and in Naras In Shenlu Park, I have not only seen a little girl who was surrounded by a group of deer to buy "Buy Road Xianbei". It is said that the establishment of Nara City is quite related to the deer. In a sense, the deer is the real master here, so they are wandering, snoring, sunbathing, and intercepting the in stock tourists. So natural and logical. Oubasang sells the stalls of Deer Xianbei on the roadside of Shenlu Park, a stack of 150 yen. It is very interesting that these unwelcome deer are eager to move to the deer Xianbei in the arms of the tourists, but they do not touch Ou Basan on the stalls. The deer Xianbei, which has no protection measures, is said to have only The deer also stole it. As a result, they were united in the middle of the Obasan and learned a lesson. From then on, the deer would not dare to commit another crime.