Density of deer

at the back of NARA National Museum
These deer are wild...so wild...orz


“Ishiko Zume” [link]
The deer of Nara have been treated with great care since early times
because they are regarded as messengers of the gods.
It is said that when the god of Kasuga Shrine moved to Nara,
he rode on a deer.
When anyone killed such a precious deer,
he or she was sentenced to be buried alive in a hole with the dead deer.
The punishment was called “Ishiko Zume”.

((((;゜Д゜))).....