Recap of Worldschool Travel Tour: Japan in Summer 2010 » Nadia feeding cabbage to a deer in Nara, Japan. The tame deer roam freely and are considered sacred by the Japan people.

Nadia feeding cabbage to a deer in Nara, Japan. The tame deer roam freely and are considered sacred by the Japan people.

Nadia feeding cabbage to a deer in Nara, Japan. The tame deer roam freely and are considered sacred by the Japan people.

Nadia feeding cabbage to a deer in Nara, Japan. The tame deer roam freely and are considered sacred by the Japan people.

An excellent example of Japanese English, aka “Engrish” or “Japanenglish” found on a bag sold at a convenience store in Osaka, Japan: The day when I was troubled all day: My pretty puppy, the place is not your rooms. Please, please come out! Are you no use with the soft cushion of this place?”
Mary petting a tame deer on Miyajima Island in Hiroshima Bay.

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