Travel to Miyajima Island

      The day before yesterday I went on a trip to Miyajima island with two friends of mine. We took the train to the Miyajima-guti station and then went to the island by ferry.

     There are many wild deer in the island. They were so accustomed to humans that they didn't show a special reaction or response to us.
     Unfortunately, the front guard frame of Itsukushima Shrine, one of the symbols of Miyajima was under construction. What a bad timing! 

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  1. Risako Kanemitsu2020年10月15日 0:17

    Did you feed deer? In Nara, we can feed them called ''shika senbei''.

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  2. LauerWriting2020年10月19日 14:05

    Yes, Nara and Miyajima are the two famous places with deer.

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