When I was 6th grade at primary school, I went to Nara Park.
It was a "Shugakuryokou-修学旅行". In Japan, most of students are
taken to somewhere famous historical place as a school event.
Nara used to be the political center, I guess.
Otherwise, there are lots of important temple
which made our primitive attitude of modern culture.
Teduka Osamu, a famous comic writer in Japan,
described the Buddhism is a tool to control people, in his comic.
I agree with him. His opinion is the one side of the religion.
And it makes people organizing or tidy.
I'm not sure but to show histrical staffs is good education.
That's why school has been taking students to Nara, I guess.
It's been 20 years since I went there.
As you can read previous article, I went to Kyoto.
After I left Kyoto, I was heading Nara Park.
A Nara Park is well known as not only a temple but also a stray deer.
There are too many deer all over the park.
Though they're pretty, they're naughty.
We can buy some crackers to feed them around the park.
Once we have the cracker, the deer come rush to us.
They might be starving, so very sensitive for the foods.
I was hit by some deer with its head on my bottom.
They are exactly cute but fu***' naughty.
