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Deer Gathered by Horn Sound in Nara Park

In Nara Park, a caretaker blows a horn to summon the deer during the seasonal Shikayose event. Over 100 deer, including fawns, gather to eat acorns, surprising a young visitor who dreams of trying it herself.

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奈良市ならしにある奈良公園ならこうえんには鹿しかがたくさんいます。
19にちから、ホルンという楽器がっきおと鹿しかあつめる「鹿しかせ」がはじまりました。
鹿しかせは毎年まいとしはるなつふゆ何日なんか、まったにします。100ねんよりまえからやっているようです。
鹿しか世話せわをしているひとがホルンをくと、鹿しかが100とうくらいあつまりました。どもの鹿しかもいます。
鹿しかはどんぐりをたくさんべました。
兵庫県ひょうごけんから小学生しょうがくせいは「楽器がっき鹿しかあつめることができることにおどろきました。自分じぶんもしてみたいです」とはなしていました。
今年ことしの「なつの鹿しかせ」は9がつ27にちまで、毎週まいしゅう日曜日にちようびおこないます。9がつ6はやりません。

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There are many deer in Nara Park, located in Nara City. From the 19th, an event called 'Shikayose', where deer are gathered by the sound of a musical instrument called a horn, has started. Shikayose is held every year on specific days in spring, summer, and winter. It seems to have been done for over 100 years. When a person who takes care of the deer played the horn, about 100 deer gathered. There were also fawns. The deer ate a lot of acorns. An elementary school student from Hyogo Prefecture said, 'I was surprised that deer could be gathered with an instrument. I want to try it myself.' This year's 'Summer Shikayose' will be held every Sunday until September 27th. It will not be held on September 6th.

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