Dozens of deer rest under the marvelous sakura in bloom in Nara Park, Japan, thanks to the absence of visitors due to the lockdown
Several deer rest under the beautiful sakuras in bloom in Nara Park, Japan, thanks to the drastic reduction in the number of visitors for the lockdown.
The "Nara Park", located in the city of Nara, in southern Japan, is famous for its more than 1.200 deer and every year receives thousands of visits from tourists from all over the world. However, this year for the first time the reserve has finally found peace, due to the coronavirus.
On April 7, the Japanese government declared a state of alarm, which drastically reduced people's mobility, just as the cherry blossoms were in bloom.
The next day, some onlookers decided to go to the park for a walk and what they found was the idyllic image of dozens of deer resting under the blossoming trees.
A scene that usually does not occur, precisely because of the huge crowd of visitors who come to see the animals and feed them.
Right now, Japan lifted the state of emergency in most of the country. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has declared the lifting of the lockdown for 39 provinces out of 47 (those of the capital Tokyo and Osaka will remain firm).
To spread the splendid images on Reddit is the user BeardedGlass, a Japanese guy passionate about photos and travel:
Deers chilling in a sakura-filled park in Nara, Japan from BeAmazed
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