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Crying now....
       
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Martial 4 year s ago
... sad reality is that this story will never be possible in western world, poor dog will be killed by humans in few.
       
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Beautiful story and dog. The Japanese have a remarkable way of always recognizing special instances and appreciating and celebrating them. It’s humbling.
       
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Pants 4 year s ago
I d love to be buried beside my dog
       
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Very sweet and sad story
       
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Hello 4 year s ago
... look on the bright side - he never saw atomic bombing
       
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People would come to Shibuya Station to pet Hachikō and bring him treats

The story goes that the former student visited Hachikō frequently and, over the course of years, published several articles on the dog and his remarkable loyalty. Soon enough, Hachikō became a nationwide sensation. The Japanese were deeply impressed and touched by Hachikō’s everlasting love and loyalty. Across the country, Hachikō became the prime example of family loyalty, as taught by teachers and parents to kids.

 

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