NARA, Japan - The number of people injured by wild deer at Nara Park in western Japan, a major tourist attraction, has hit a record high 200 in the current fiscal year, with foreign visitors feeding the animals accounting for some 80 percent of those wounded, the Nara prefectural government said Tuesday.
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