Deer barrier

Posted: November 3, 2012 | Author: toilography | Filed under: Japanese Toilets, Public Toilets, Tiles, Urinals | Tags: barrier, deer, japan, nara | Leave a comment

A wooden barrier to stop the deer from getting in at Nara Park in Japan, which is inhabited by hundreds of freely-roaming deer

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