Hachiko statue visit in Shibuya
Tokyo · Japan
About this experience
In front of Shibuya Station, a bronze dog statue has long been known as a meeting point. Hachiko is remembered for the story of a loyal dog who kept waiting for his owner at the station, and he is treated in Japan as a symbol of faithfulness. People meet around the statue, take photos and pause briefly to recall the story.
The area around the statue gets crowded, so a little patience helps for photographs. If you use it as a meeting point, fix a precise time. The nearby crossing and streets can also be explored on foot.
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