The Japan Timesのインスタグラム(thejapantimes) - 2月16日 08時43分

The tale of Hachiko is one of the reasons the loyal Akita breed is so well loved in Japan. The story goes that the dog accompanied his master, professor Hidesaburo Ueno, to and from the station each day. In 1925, Ueno suffered a fatal brain hemorrhage at work, yet Hachiko continued to return to the station and wait for his master to return from work each day until his death nine years later. In 1934 Hachiko was immortalized in a bronze statue at Shibuya station. The statue was melted down for munitions during World War II, but a new one was commissioned after the war, which now serves as a tourist attraction and a popular meeting spot. (Manami Okazaki photo) #Hachiko #ハチ公 #Akita #秋田犬 #Shibuya #渋谷 #Tokyo #東京 #dogs 🐕

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