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One Female Deer at Nagoya Castle Dies; Her Offspring, "Yamamura-Chan" (Kyodo News)

On the 6th, the city of Nagoya announced that a female deer living in the moat of Nagoya Castle had died on the 5th. Two deer, believed to be a mother and child, named "Momiji-chan" and "Yamamura-chan," lived in the moat, and the deceased was the child, "Yamamura-chan." She was over 12 years old, and the cause of death is presumed to be old age. The city announced that the deer had been found in an external facility.
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On the 6th, the city of Nagoya announced that a female deer living in the moat of Nagoya Castle had died on the 5th. Two deer, believed to be a mother and child, named "Momiji-chan" and "Yamamura-chan," lived in the moat, and the deceased was the child, "Yamamura-chan." She was over 12 years old, and the cause of death is presumed to be old age. The city announced that the deer had been found in an external facility.

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熊本日日新聞社 broke the news on Thursday, August 6, 2026.
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