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Japanese deer or Nihonjika in a street full of people in Miyajima, Hiroshima, Japan.

Nara, Japan - August 11, 2014: Beautiful deer with horns against sunlight standing in front of a temple and looking at the camera. It stands against wooden structure, stone stairs in front of it.

Deer in Nara Park Japan have been protected very carefully since ancient times

$Japan - Miyajima Island near Hiroshima -\n\nIn front of the see you can see a deer and a Grand Tori Gate of Itsukushima Jinja in the backside \n\n08/11/2023$

March 25, 2019 - Hiroshima, Japan: Deer on the island Itsukushima with the Floating Torii of Miyajima in the background , Hiroshima, Japan

Adorable Deer Standing Calmly A Peaceful Moment in the Zoo

Nara, Japan - June 30, 2008: A deer looks right at the camera as visitors to Nara Park purchase treats from vendors to feed to the tame creatures. Sika Deer enjoy protected status at Nara Park. 1200 of them roam the area looking for deer-crackers (Shika-senbei) from visitors. Vendors sell them in the park, which is also the site of the three shrines: Tōdai-ji, Kōfuku-ji, and Kasuga Shrine.

A young deer with soft fur stands near the beach on Miyajima island, surrounded by pine trees and traditional stone lanterns

This photograph captures a moment of peace and tranquility as a herd of wild deer rest near a river in Hiroshima.

Deer family in taking sunbath in Nara Park.

Hiroshima,Japan - July 25,2018 - Itsukushima shrine at Miyajima island of Hiroshima in Japan.The shrine has more than 1400 years of history.It is most famous for its giant torii gate.

$Nara Park (奈良公園, Nara Kōen) is a public park located in the city of Nara, Japan, at the foot of Mount Wakakusa. Established in 1880, it is one of the oldest parks in Japan.\nNara Park is inhabited, among other wild animals, by lots of deers, considered sacred and messengers of Takemikazuchi, the main deity of Kasuga Grand.\nAfter World War II, the deers were officially stripped of their sacred/divine status, and were instead designated as natural monument (天然記念物 Tennen kinenbutsu) and are protected as such. Today, visitors can purchase \$

Himuro Shrine in Nara. Free roaming Deer

Nara, Japan - August 11, 2014: Couple of deers relaxing at the side of a stairs leading to the temple, one, male deer with horns stands in front of female deer and they look each other.

Close up portrait of a wild deer roaming around in Nara, Japan. In traditional Shinto beliefs, Deer are considered messengers of the Gods, these sacred wild deer have free roam of Nara's parks, streets and temples. They have become a symbol of the city, and have even been designated as a natural treasure. Nara, Japan

Man feeding a sacred nara deer a shika sembei, or deer biscuit, in Nara, Japan holding out his extended hand as it gently approaches to take it from him

Wild Japanese deer on the Itsukushima island, Japan

A Yakushima Sika Deer, in the National Park of Yakushima, Japan.

Deer in Nara Park have been protected very carefully since ancient times

A friendly, free-roaming deer that inhabits Miyajima Island, an UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its Itsukushima Jinja Shrine, feeds on a beach.

Miyajima, Japan - August 11, 2014: Great floating gate in water, green hills in background against sky, a deer standing in front view.

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