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Hachikō Statue at Shibuya Station
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May 1, 2026
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In Shibuya, Japan, the Hachiko Statue is an important symbol of faithfulness and loyalty. Hachiko was a loyal Akita dog who waited every day at Shibuya Station for his owner, even after his death. The statue was erected in 1934 after Hachiko's death and is a popular meeting point for tourists who want to take a photo with the dog.
Text / Source: verliebt-in-japan.de
verliebt-in-japan.de/tokio-shibuya
kanpai-japan.com/tokyo/hachiko-shibuya
japantastisch.de/geschichte/hachiko
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