What does Nara deer look like when they start eating grass when they are hungry?

There are fewer deer feeders in Nara Park, and a large number of foreign tourists feed on deer.

According to many foreign media reports, affected by the epidemic, the number of tourists in Nara Park, a famous Japanese scenic spot, has been greatly reduced, and even the deer in the park are rarely fed.

Yahoo News reported in the Weekly Express on the 5th that a salesgirl selling "Luxianbei" in Nara Park said, "The number of customers in China is decreasing every day. The sales volume of' Luxian Cup' has also dropped rapidly, less than half of that before the ban on group outbound travel. "

It is reported that even the deer in the park are hungry. They "look different from usual." The woman said, "In the past, deer were very friendly. Before they eat Xianbei, they will bow their heads and approach people ... Now, I don't know if it is because they are too hungry to stand it, but they are all sprinting towards people. "

Japan's Asahi Shimbun said that 1 was the first weekend since the first case of novel coronavirus was diagnosed in Nara Prefecture, Japan, but there were few people around Nara Park. It is almost impossible to see a large number of foreign tourists feeding on deer. Last year coincided with the Spring Festival holiday in China, which should be a busy and lively time for many tourists in China.

Some people who sell' Lu Xianbei' said, "This is about one-tenth of last year's (number of tourists). Not only China people, they feel that the overall number of tourists has decreased. " .