The Life of Japanese Dog Hachikō
This dog waited for his owner for nearly 10 years. Today, he remains a symbol of the bond between humans and dogs. This is the story of Hachikō. 🐶
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26 Comments
I didnt know he was able to witness his own statue.
I cry every rime i hear of this story but it's even sadder knowing that people weren't kind to Hachiko until that boy wrote the newspaper article. For 7 years Hachiko was alone in that train station without receiving kindness…if someone would have taken him to the vet they would have treated his cancer, he died a painful death. Rest in peace dear angel ❤
Young Children should be made to fully understand the consequences and liabilities of adopting a dog. It should never be taken lightly as the dog is a serious 12-15 and more year commitment for which the dog usually gives far more than the owner.
its Akita, its a one owner dog, thats the breed, if anyone is thinking to have one you should know thats their nature.
That's rarest rare example for loyalty
Did anyone ever showed his dead master or even told him what happened?
I read Hachiko's story in mid 80's one afternoon while taking my coffee break in our office.
Years passed by, I changed jobs one after another until I became an Instructor and later, a Missionary. At one time I narrated Hachiko's story whenever the subject is about "faithfulness". Life was so busy for me and I noticed I am aging. I visited Hongkong and Macao to console myself. Then, followed by Japan. It was near the Shibuya station where I met the statue of Hachiko. It was unplanned. I went to Shibuya to witnessed the Shibuya Crossing, the world's busiest crossing. But I was intrigued by the commotion and long queue nearby. And found out it was the statue of the most loyal dog Hachiko I've known long time ago. I joined the long queue. I requested someone to take photos of me and Hachiko. I felt a strange vibrations upon touching Hachiko's statue. In my hostel that night, I saw my picture with Hachiko. Tears fell down from my eyes. It was one very emotional experience I will never forget in my life as long as I live …
I started bawling when I saw the movie 😭😭😭😭😭
Thats was unconditionally love towards his owner
You want to see really sad story? Watch “ white Bim, black ear”
This just made me cry my eyes out again 😭 I remember watching this movie and hearing the real life story and it broke my heart 💔💔
Loyal is real
I also own a dog named rambo 1997 to 2001.
He died in a accident…
I read that Hachiko died from eating wooden sticks left from shiskabob sticks. Don't litter.
Love u always hatchiko😢❤❤❤❤❤
You can see the sadness in his eyes
Aw dear Hachiko 😢
Seriously,,I have no words to say anything,he was a special one❤❤
He get a stroke
How on the master of the dog had to leave him, hachiko really wanted to warn him when he grabbed the toy ball and had to show his master he had learnt all the skills uffff he could have just kissed hachiko the last time 😢
Dogs are loyal 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
America white washed the movie with Richard Gear 🤦
Music titles please 🙏
It makes me feel so bad😢
Can anybody feel his sentiments, hope of meeting, feeling for long 19 yearrs
Even he died in pain
What tragic commit by God with him
O God
Even come with pumctuality on train time
How he feel the timing
No nobody can feel his pain except few in universe