Two Taiwanese tourists were injured in a rampage by a wild deer in Japan.
The two 54-year-old women took a tumble on Sunday morning after being startled by the creature near the railway station in Nikko, an area known for its historic temples.
The animal charged the pair before bolting into a nearby shop, where it smashed dozens of bottles and then ran off into nearby woods.
Nikko, along with the capital Tokyo and the ancient city of Kyoto, is one of the most popular destinations for foreign tourists in Japan.
Local police have issued a warning to local residents and tourists to be on the alert following the incident.