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シカは、鹿せんべいだけでなく、切符が好きだった。しかもあの熱烈なファンが多くいる、「青春18きっぷ」も！
食べられてもちゃんと切符は使えることになったらしい。ホッ。それにしても、シカはぶらり鈍行旅が好きなのか。
奈良や宮島に行く際には、くれぐれもご注意を……。ちなみに奈良のシカはこんな ↓ 感じだ。
奈良の鹿
Deer(01 of19)
Japan, Kinki Region, Nara Prefecture, Nara City, Deer feeding fawn. (Photo by: JTB Photo/UIG via Getty Images) (credit:JTB Photo via Getty Images)
Deer(02 of19)
Japan, Kinki Region, Nara Prefecture, Nara City, Deer resting on grass. (Photo by: JTB Photo/UIG via Getty Images) (credit:JTB Photo via Getty Images)
Place To Visit - Nara(03 of19)
NARA, JAPAN - MARCH 02: Japanese deer play in the grounds in front of the Todaiji Temple on March 2, 2013 in Nara, Japan. The Japanese deer which roam freely in the grounds of the Todaiji Temple were believed to be messengers of the gods and have now been designated as a National Treasures. The Buddhist Todaiji Temple was built in 752 AD and is now one of seven sites in Nara to be listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. (Photo by Buddhika Weerasinghe/Getty Images) (credit:Buddhika Weerasinghe via Getty Images)
Place To Visit - Nara(04 of19)
NARA, JAPAN - MARCH 02: Japanese deer walk in front of the Todaiji Temple on March 2, 2013 in Nara, Japan. The Japanese deer which roam freely in the grounds of the Todaiji Temple were believed to be messengers of the gods and have now been designated as a National Treasures. The Buddhist Todaiji Temple was built in 752 AD and is now one of seven sites in Nara to be listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. (Photo by Buddhika Weerasinghe/Getty Images) (credit:Buddhika Weerasinghe via Getty Images)
Nara Park or Nara Koen is a large park and the location of(05 of19)
NARA, JAPAN - 2014/05/22: Nara Park or Nara Koen is a large park and the location of numerous Nara attractions, including Todaiji, Nara National Museum, Kofukuji and Kasuga Taisha Shrine. The park is home to hundreds of wild deer. Nara\'s deer have become a kind of symbol of the city and have even been designated a natural treasure. Traditionally, deer have always been considered messengers of the gods in the in Shinto religion. Nara\'s deer are fairly tame, though they can be aggressive when hungry. Deer crackers or shika sembei are for sale around the park, and some deer have learned to bow to visitors. (Photo by John S Lander/LightRocket via Getty Images) (credit:John S Lander via Getty Images)
Place To Visit - Nara(06 of19)
NARA, JAPAN - MARCH 02: Japanese deer on the entrance road of the Todaiji temple on March 2, 2013 in Nara, Japan. The Japanese deer which roam freely in the grounds of the Todaiji temple were believed to be messengers of the gods and have now been designated as a National Treasures. The Buddhist Todaiji temple was built in 752 AD and is now one of seven sites in Nara to be listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. (Photo by Buddhika Weerasinghe/Getty Images) (credit:Buddhika Weerasinghe via Getty Images)
Nandaimon Gate is a large wooden gate with two fierce(07 of19)
NARA, JAPAN - 2014/05/22: Nandaimon Gate is a large wooden gate with two fierce looking statues overseeing the gate. The gate marks the approach to Todaiji Temple. Temple visitors will encounter wild deer from who beg for shika senbei crackers. (Photo by John S Lander/LightRocket via Getty Images) (credit:John S Lander via Getty Images)
Nara Park or Nara Koen is a large park and the location of(08 of19)
NARA, JAPAN - 2014/05/22: Nara Park or Nara Koen is a large park and the location of numerous Nara attractions, including Todaiji, Nara National Museum, Kofukuji and Kasuga Taisha Shrine. The park is home to hundreds of wild deer. Nara\'s deer have become a kind of symbol of the city and have even been designated a natural treasure. Traditionally, deer have always been considered messengers of the gods in the in Shinto religion. Nara\'s deer are fairly tame, though they can be aggressive when hungry. Deer crackers or shika sembei are for sale around the park, and some deer have learned to bow to visitors. (Photo by John S Lander/LightRocket via Getty Images) (credit:John S Lander via Getty Images)
Nara Park or Nara Koen is a large park and the location of(09 of19)
NARA, JAPAN - 2014/05/22: Nara Park or Nara Koen is a large park and the location of numerous Nara attractions, including Todaiji, Nara National Museum, Kofukuji and Kasuga Taisha Shrine. The park is home to hundreds of wild deer. Nara\'s deer have become a kind of symbol of the city and have even been designated a natural treasure. Traditionally, deer have always been considered messengers of the gods in the in Shinto religion. Nara\'s deer are fairly tame, though they can be aggressive when hungry. Deer crackers or shika sembei are for sale around the park, and some deer have learned to bow to visitors. (Photo by John S Lander/LightRocket via Getty Images) (credit:John S Lander via Getty Images)
Nara Deer Crackers Shika Sembei - Nara Park is the location(10 of19)
NARA, JAPAN - 2014/05/21: Nara Deer Crackers Shika Sembei - Nara Park is the location of many of Nara\'s main attractions including Todaiji, Kasuga Shrine and Kofukuji. The park is home to hundreds of freely roaming wild deer. Considered to be messengers of the gods in the Shinto religion, Nara\'s nearly thousand plus deer have become a symbol of the city and have been designated a natural treasure. (Photo by John S Lander/LightRocket via Getty Images) (credit:John S Lander via Getty Images)
Inquisitive deers in Nara(11 of19)
[UNVERIFIED CONTENT] The parks in Nara are crowded with deers. They are used to the tourists that feed them and so they are very inquisitive with everyone. (credit:German F. Vidal-Oriola via Getty Images)
Deer in Nara, Japan(12 of19)
[UNVERIFIED CONTENT] Deer stand and wait tourists feeding at the entrance of Todaiji(Great Eastern Temple) on April 23, 2014 in Nara, Japan. Nara is famous for the friendly wild deers and also be the UNESCO World Heritage Site. (credit:Chen PengGuang via Getty Images)
Nara-koen Park(13 of19)
Japan, Kinki Region, Nara Prefecture, Nara-shi, Deer sitting in Nara-koen Park. (Photo by: JTB Photo/UIG via Getty Images) (credit:JTB Photo via Getty Images)
Todai-ji Temple(14 of19)
Japan, Kinki Region, Nara Prefecture, Nara-shi, Building entrance of Todai-ji Temple. (Photo by: JTB Photo/UIG via Getty Images) (credit:JTB Photo via Getty Images)
Nara-koen Park(15 of19)
Japan, Kinki Region, Nara Prefecture, Nara-shi, Deer standing in Nara-koen Park. (Photo by: JTB Photo/UIG via Getty Images) (credit:JTB Photo via Getty Images)
Deer garden(16 of19)
Japan, Kinki Region, Nara Prefecture, Nara City, Deer in deer garden. (Photo by: JTB Photo/UIG via Getty Images) (credit:JTB Photo via Getty Images)
Sika deer(17 of19)
Sika deer, Cervus nippon, with young, Nara, Japan (Photo by: Auscape/UIG via Getty Images) (credit:Auscape via Getty Images)
Place To Visit - Nara(18 of19)
NARA, JAPAN - MARCH 02: A tourist feed the Japanese deer on the entrance road of the Todaiji Temple on March 2, 2013 in Nara, Japan.Hundreds of freely roaming deer living in front of the Todaiji Temple are Considered messengers of the gods in the Shinto religion. Nara\'s deer have become a symbol of the city and have even been designated a National Treasure. (Photo by Buddhika Weerasinghe/Getty Images) (credit:Buddhika Weerasinghe via Getty Images)
Nandaimon Gate is a large wooden gate with two fierce(19 of19)
NARA, JAPAN - 2014/05/22: Nandaimon Gate is a large wooden gate with two fierce looking statues overseeing the gate. The gate marks the approach to Todaiji Temple. Temple visitors will encounter wild deer from who beg for shika senbei crackers. (Photo by John S Lander/LightRocket via Getty Images) (credit:John S Lander via Getty Images)
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