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Hachiko Statue

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Cute little statue of Japan’s most loyal dog—right by Shibuya Station.

Address: 2 Chome-1 Dogenzaka, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0043, Japan

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If you don’t know who Hachiko is, it’s worth watching the movie to understand why Hachiko is such a memorable figure in Japan.

About @nessahuangg

We’re Nessa and Linardo! A couple dreaming of traveling the world. In 2024, we left our 9-to-5s because we couldn’t imagine spending our days in one place, always wondering “what if?” Here, we share real and honest travel vlogs, tips, and guides—to help Guiding Your Next Adventure

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