Went with Gaurav from Hachiko District to a place called Midtown BBQ in Yokohama Japan. This place serves something special, a MASSIVE A5 Wagyu beef brisket that is smoked for 20 hours!

In Hachi’s honor, Japanese people donated funds, and sculptor Teru Ando created a bronze statue of the dog. This statue was melted down during World War II, but in 1948 a new statue sculpted by Teru ...

Veterinarians named him Hachiko after a famous dog from the iconic Hachi: A Dog’s Tale movie. Hachiko is receiving treatment at a clinic in Dagestan’s capital Makhachkala. After his recovery ...

The dog continued to lie in their regular spot and waited for its deceased owner to return, earning comparisons to the story of Hachiko – a faithful dog who waited for nine years for his owner ...

Shibuya had been a popular area on Halloweens past, and many foreign tourists have used the Hachiko statue as a meeting place and photo spot. However, local merchants and residents have ...

She married last year, but she says, “Hachi always has a special place in my heart.” Carletti, who has been dreaming about meeting him someday, is visiting Japan for the first time this summer.

Moo Daeng’s story drew comparisons to Japan’s ever-faithful dog Hachiko, or Hachi, known worldwide for its undying loyalty to its owner even after his passing. Moo Daeng was dubbed “Hachi of ...