
Tobihino
Tobihino
Nara, Japan
Hilly parkland area with temples & free-roaming deer that gather for feeding at the sound of a horn.
Last updated: February 11, 2026
Overview
Hilly parkland area with temples & free-roaming deer that gather for feeding at the sound of a horn.
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ Billy Antonio — a month ago
A Beautiful place to visit and an ideal spot for pet owners who want to let their furry friends run around and play. There’s also a massive, beautiful tree in the area that’s worth checking out.
**★★★★★ The Local — 8 months ago
This was one of the happiest days of my life. I found this spot on my way back to the station. I was planning to leave early back to Osaka but then I was left with no options but to wait until sunset and enjoy the calmness and peacefulness this place gave me.
**★★★★★ Sasimon K — a year ago
Tobihino at around 7.20 am on 22 Nov, it took at least one hour from sunrise time to which the sun rises above the mountains
**★★★★★ BobaTraveler — 2 years ago
I visited Tobihino on Friday to see the famous deer at Kasuga Taisha Shrine. There were so many adorable deer roaming around! To interact with them, I purchased a pack of deer cookies for 200 yen.
However, it's important to note that the deer can sometimes be aggressive. If you want to leave, remember to hide your food, as they may become persistent and follow you around. So, exercise caution!
Aside from the deer, Tobihino itself is a beautiful location. The park is filled with natural beauty
**★★★★★ Martina Gatti (TrueMarty) — 6 years ago
When is sunset definitely come here since a lot of deers tend to come here. Really close to the Nara park, and is children friendly. One of the best places in Nara for seeing deers.










