Foreign tourists burst out laughing at the deer! They are surprised when they are pecked on the buttocks! Nara Park, Japan.

[4k video] Nara Park is a beautiful park located in the ancient capital of Japan, Nara, and is especially popular with many foreign tourists. One of the reasons is the hundreds of deer that roam freely in the park. These deer have been known as a symbol of Nara since ancient times, and they can be intimately connected with people. However, for tourists visiting Nara Park for the first time, interacting with the deer sometimes brings unexpected surprises and laughter.

One day, a group of foreign tourists visiting Nara Park were having fun trying to take photos with the deer. They were holding deer crackers in their hands, attracting the deer. The deer loved these crackers and gathered around the tourists. The tourists were smiling, taking photos, and enjoying interacting with the deer.

However, when one tourist was busy handing over the deer crackers, something suddenly pecked him on the buttocks from behind. He turned around in surprise, and there was a deer standing there with an innocent look on its face. The deer probably wanted more rice crackers, but the unexpected behavior made the tourist gasp in surprise. The other tourists who were watching burst into laughter.

"Wow, that's amazing!" he said, laughing. "It's really special to be able to touch a deer so close!"

The deer continued to wander around the tourist, asking for more rice crackers. The tourists smiled at the cute behavior and took photos one after another. The tourist who was gored by the deer again offered the rice cracker, being careful not to let the deer get behind him.

This scene made the day at Nara Park even more fun and unforgettable. The tourists left the park with smiles on their faces, with a unique experience in Nara Park etched in their memories. They will surely continue to tell this fun story to their friends and family after they return home.

The deer in Nara Park are not just a tourist attraction, but a symbol of heartwarming interactions with people. By visiting this park, many people can rediscover the beauty of Japanese nature and culture, and share special moments with the deer. It is these unexpected experiences that make the trip even more memorable.