This is the full story of Hachiko an Akita breed of dog who was born in 1923 and moved to Shibuya with this master Hidesaburo Ueno. When Hidesaburo Ueno died Hachiko continued to wait for nearly 10 years at Shibuya Station hoping for him to return. Recognizing his loyalty, the people made a statue of Hachiko which has remained at Shibuya Station ever since.

This video details the life of Hachiko in AI colorized photos and what he means to the people of Shibuya and Japan as a symbol of loyalty that’s lasted nearly 100 years. Hachiko Statue is a strong symbol of Shibuya and a meeting place.

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34 Comments

  1. Have you seen the Hachiko statue at Shibuya Station? Did you know that Hachiko Square is going to grow in size by 2025!

  2. My tears will not stop flowing for you dear Hachiko Darling😞😞😞😞😞😞😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

  3. Hello! Author, can you tell us more about Hachiko's life in Professor Ueno's house? Describe his life there, his relationship with the owner? How did Ueno treat him? How much did you love your dog? Did Ueno have a family, children? And what is shown in the Japanese film, when the professor took a bath with Hachiko, caught fleas from him for hours, and Hachi fell asleep in his arms are these real facts?

  4. The bronze statue of Hachi was useful to people as a marker for rendezvous in the days when there were no cell phones. Hachi, who had a strong bond with his professor, continued to help people develop friendships even after his death.

  5. Why the japanese lady so sexy , dont respect the tv station horrible unethical dress code…at 4.14 can make fun of hachi suffering voice..in the xompact cd….sick woman im so angry with her😡😡

  6. Inside story.
    Hachi was so loved by people using Shibuya Station that a bronze statue was erected in front of Shibuya Station.
    However, as World War II dragged on, the metal became scarce in Japan and was melted down as part of tanks.
    Furthermore, the sculptor who created this statue died in the US military's indiscriminate bombing of Tokyo.
    The statue of Hachiko, the faithful dog created by Teru Ando, ​​was lost in the war, and Ando was also killed in action.
    In August 1948, just three years after the end of the war, it was rebuilt by Ando's son Tsutomu Ando.
    After the war, Japan was still under Allied occupation, but the story of the faithful dog Hachiko had already been introduced to the West before the war. It is said that volunteer dog lovers from the headquarters (GHQ/SCAP) provided tangible and intangible support, and representatives of GHQ also attended the unveiling ceremony of this rebuilt statue on August 15.

  7. I'm so glad that Hachiko is heralded as a symbol of loyalty and kokua… it puts things in a brighter perspective. Talk about the goodest boi

  8. Having grown up around dogs I will never not be touched by the Loyalty of a dog, Hachiko truly the goodest boy of them all. Yet like all dog stories it hits me deep and makes me wanna cry.

  9. To zaskakujące ale jednocześnie PiĘKNE ♥️ . TYLE wokół ludzi tyle przyjaciół ale jedna haiko tęsknił za tym najlepszym przyjacielem którey najbardziej go rozumiał najbardziej kochał 💘😪😪😪💔💔💔💔

  10. I took care of military dogs Hachico deserves a medal for his service to his master and loyal fans around the world

  11. The fact that they did an American movie and the owner of Hachiko was a white guy is Hollywood in a nutshell.

  12. I love the story of hachiko ..the loyal dog .but it's so sad..iam crying to watching the hachiko movie.. because I'm a dog kover..and i have a dog too…my dog's name is brix..

  13. I never knew this history of Hachiko, even though I always meet with my friends in front of him. It's so nice to hear that Hachiko is buried right next to his master.

  14. Your enunciation is grating, and 'full story' is misleading. You glazed over the incredible and moving part, and focused on the statue and tourist attraction. I'm not saying I could do better, I'm sure its not easy, just some constructive criticism.

  15. Interesting story. Now, I'm going to watch "Hachi A Dogs Tale". Fun surprise to hear the Scott Joplin music, "The Entertainer", at the end of the video.

  16. I cry every time I watch Hatchi, a dog’s tale, with Richard Gere; great movie; highly recommended

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