Hachiko Statue

Behind me is my favorite Japanese old cuticle and if you haven't heard this is the story of a dog that weighed a friend's owner for many years here in Shibuya. And it is now so popular there's a line of so many people waiting to take a photo.

The Hachiko statue is a symbol of loyalty and a popular meeting spot in Shibuya. Taking photos here allows for a blend of energetic and cultural significance, making it a must-visit for anyone visiting Tokyo.

A famous statue of the loyal dog Hachiko in Shibuya. Many people take pictures here. The story involves the dog waiting for its owner every day for around 10 years after the owner died.

Located just outside Hachiko Exit of JR Shibuya Station, the most famous meeting place in Shibuya. Popular with daily visitors.

A famous statue of the loyal dog Hachiko, located in Shibuya. Noted as a sightseeing point before walking through Shibuya Crossing.

Discover Hachiko Statue.

This statue was created to commemorate the loyalty of Hachi, an Akita who continued to wait at Shibuya Station.

A quick highlight of the Hachiko Statue, a well-known and historic meeting spot and landmark in Shibuya.

Take a photo with the Hachiko statue just outside the Hachiko exit of Shibuya station. There is also a Hachiko family mural directly opposite the statue.