日本ツアーパート8 奈良公園・鹿公園。
Good morning everyone. Welcome to day eight of Japan tour. So you can see that’s a bullet train a blue color and we are in Hiroshima. So we are traveling 1 hour 30 minutes on a bullet train from Hiroshima to uh K2. So we already arrived at the platform. Our train is another 30 minutes away. We’ll board and we’ll see. So that’s the track we are going and our mob is here waiting for the truck. We came in little bit early but doesn’t matter. Doesn’t matter. We a little bit early. That’s how the bullet train track is. Nothing different. But I don’t know how they going that fast. Anyway, it’s all well laid out, well marked. See, so we have finished Japanese uh bullet train. So we are no more catching bullet train. So we’re going to say bye-bye for the last time to the bullet train coffee. Heat. Heat. So, I want to make one more coffee before I go out. [Music] [Music] We are in Coyoto [Music] now. We had a small break for lunch. Then we heading out now. So we are right in front of Toji station. This is Ken Pesour line and this is our accommodation here. So we are right in front of the station. It’s not too far for anything. Let’s see how we go. [Music] So if you see a queue in Japan, it’s for food. Look at that. Yep. Training for So he’s our mate. [Music] What is this one? That’s the one. That’s the one that the beef we took. The one the one there. It’s called No, no, no, no, no, no. Indeed. See, you see the finger there? The That’s the That’s oysters. Wrong way. All right. [Music] something [Music] translator. Matcha taste that only only matchi Mr. can he’s a musty mister. So this shop is a mochi specialist. The people there standing in queue and uh buying it. We’re going to taste it now. We already got one. [Music] Freshly making there. They are freshly making there. And I was It’s already got there. No one would have liked. Oh, sorry. soft red bean. Red bean [Music] [Music] Northern. Yeah, nice concept. They want to make sure we don’t litter. [Music] Yeah. in the deer park. Oh, there’s more people than deer. Feeding [Music] [Music] the ch. They ate and they are sleepy. Everyone feeding so they happily dozing. [Music] Yeah. Ah, [Music] why when buy [Music] soft? Wow. soft paper. [Music] Huh? [Music] So we came in to look at a temple. We just dropped the museum. We didn’t go museum because yesterday we had been to the museum and there is no camera alert. So there’s no fun in going for me. I didn’t go. So we came in to visit a temple. Tuji Tuji. [Music] yellow. Yeah. Now [Music] be back here. [Music] [Applause] shoes with the shoes. [Music] Come on. [Music] [Music] Here the book. [Music] Huh? Okay. [Music] [Music] It’s 200 ice. [Music] [Music] fortune. [Music] Don’t do this. I’m I’m going to go and complain. I’m going to complain. [Music] [Music] jacket only paper. [Music] [Music] [Music] s we going to visit only one temple. [Music] [Music] Kofuji temple. [Music] Mhm. [Music] Fortnite left. [Music] [Music] Okay. [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] What’s he angle? [Applause] [Music] [Music] [Music] Bangladesh. [Music] [Music] Yeah. This is so [Music] good. Get out of here. [Music] [Music] Yeah. Similar to our concept. water. [Music] Everyone gets the feed, the water, every diety get a cup. [Music] money. This one,00 200. [Music] I don’t like GP to be honest. But I’m not you have missed the today’s ponding which is uh done there. Uh that’s the ponding that’s been done there. The much the miss now the mission is doing they do manually only once or twice a day and there’s big crowd to watch the pounding which [Music] you select it it’s okay now what I selected what is this [Music] I don’t know what it is. You can eat strawberries without washing them. [Music] Okay, I got it. You know what is this? Bamboo shoes. [Music] Train color. Hello. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. side. See
Located in the heart of Nara Park, this majestic building is the Great Buddha Hall (Daibutsuden) of Tōdai-ji Temple — one of the most significant and iconic landmarks in all of Japan.
This ancient Buddhist temple was originally built in the 8th century and houses the world’s largest bronze statue of the Buddha Vairocana (known in Japanese as Daibutsu). The hall itself is one of the largest wooden buildings in the world — a stunning architectural feat considering its age!
But that’s not all — the temple is surrounded by the peaceful and scenic Nara Deer Park, where hundreds of free-roaming deer wander the grounds. Considered sacred messengers of the gods in Shinto belief, these deer are surprisingly friendly — and they’ll even bow if you offer them special deer crackers (shika senbei)!