Recently the NHK News
On-line reported the following:
シカにかまれてけがの観光客が過去最多 奈良公園
2月8日 4時14分
奈良公園で、観光客がシカにかまれるなどしてけがをしたという通報が、今年度すでに160件を超えて過去最多になっていることがわかりました。外国人観光客が、シカにせんべいを与える際にかまれるケースが目立ち、奈良県は、外国語で注意を促すポスターを貼るなど対策をとることにしています。
奈良県などのまとめによりますと、奈良公園を訪れた観光客がシカにかまれたり突き飛ばされたりしてけがをしたという通報は、今年度、先月末時点で、すでに164件に上っていて、前の年度より46件増えて過去最多になっています。
けがをした人の79%は外国人で、このうち中国人が83%と最も多くなっています。けがは、いずれも軽傷ですが、観光客がシカに好物のせんべいを与える際、写真を撮ろうとじらしたり、時間をかけて食べさせたりして怒らせるケースが目立っているということです。
奈良県を訪れる外国人観光客は急増していて、県は、シカと接する際の注意点をわかりやすくまとめたスマートフォンで見られる動画を配信しているほか、今後奈良公園でせんべいを売る出店に、外国語で注意を促すポスターを貼るなど対策をとることにしています。
My translation
In Nara Park, the
number of tourists who had been bitten by a deer and got injured was known;
this year already there were over 160 cases and became the highest on record. The cases that stood out were about foreigner
tourists being bitten when giving rice crackers to a deer, and in Nara prefecture measures
such as putting up posters in foreign language to draw attention were taken.
According to a summary
on Nara prefecture, the reports about tourists who visited
Nara Park and got bitten by a deer, or knocked down and got injured in this fiscal year had
already reached 164 cases as at late last month, and it was an
increase of 46 cases compared with the previous fiscal year and was the highest on
record.
Among the injured
people 79% were foreigners, and among them 83% were Chinese and they were in the
majority. Regarding the injury, all were slight ones. It was said that the cases
that stood out were the tourists, in order to lure the deer into a photo, tried to feed them with rice crackers which was the latter’s favorite, but because they kept them
waiting for a quite a time before doing the feeding they had angered the deer.
Foreigner tourists who
visited Nara prefecture were increasing rapidly. For the prefecture, in
addition to delivering a collection of easily understood animation which could be watched from the smart phone to
show the aspects where attention were need when touching the deer, from now the Nara Park would take measures so that posters in foreign language aiming at drawing attention would be put up at stores which rice crackers were sold.
So, in order to avoid injury, Chinese tourists should be more careful when feeding the deer in Nara Park.
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