There are push cart sellers at Nara Park selling biscuits for the deers. Each pack is about 8 pieces. Nara Park (huge!) itself does not require a ticket to visit, open to all. So, the sellers will be there as long as there are visitors to the park. Good weather etc. Usually the sellers are scattered all over the park, mostly where the concentration of deers are - at flat grounds. If you don’t see any sellers, go near the temple building, chances you’ll find these biscuit sellers.

Sorry, i do not know. With the coronavirus so rampant, who knows. I do not thi nk the park will be closed. Thd besf way is try and google it. Sory i cant assist.

Sorry, I believe not. For peak seasons, drivers even have to queue and wait to enter private car parks.

I was never at the Park early enough to not have the shops open. Regardless of when you go the Park and its attractions are well beyond just the deer. The Buddha at the end of the park is amazing. The museum along the walk is well worth it. The deer are fun but they can be aggressive. One time we were there it was fall and there were vendors selling baked sweet potatoes. We were finished with the potato and I was holding on to the wrapping paper until we could find an appropriate place to dispose of it. We stopped to take a picture and a deer snuck up behind us and stole the paper. I actually have a picture if the crime. Plan plenty of time. If you go during a festival there will also be a lot of great street food. It is well worth it.

sorry i know it's to late, but i couldn't answer to it in any case, but i think yes, maybe all restaurants are going to be open, but the park yes. i hope ti was a great day for you. ciao toni

No, and we pet a lot of these.

it is an open park, so it will be open. crackers are sold everywhere! shops and stand alone vendors. keep an eye out for deer that see your crackers and approach you. there are some that are a little aggressive. no need for fear, just be aware.

it is public so no closing time for the park...

Deers are there all the time though the year and winter time is very cold but very beautiful. If you have snow that will be a bonus!!

There is a special bus that conducts you from the bullet train station directly to Nara park entry. However even within the park it's a fair amount of walking. To see the Buddha temple too it's a walk, although the deer are everywhere. One could look at wheel chair options, all areas have wheelchair access.