What other travelers are saying about Hachiko Statue
The Hachiko Statue may be small, but it carries a story that moves hearts across generations. Standing just outside Shibuya Station, it’s more than a popular meeting point – it’s a quiet tribute to loyalty, love, and the unbreakable bond between a dog and his owner. Knowing Hachiko’s story makes the moment of seeing the statue deeply emotional. Among the busy crowds and flashing lights of Shibuya, this little bronze figure reminds us of something timeless: to wait with love, and never forget. A must-visit – not just for a photo, but for the feeling.
Whether you want to wait in queue to get your photo, or just want to admire it from afar, it's a true symbol of loyalty.
Probably in the early morning, past midnight, you might be able to get some nice night shoots.
There is a line of people trying to map a photo. It’s sometimes a long line. Didn’t want to wait. Statue is small and tight near the intersection.
Love the story behind it. Sad and heartwarming.
I am a forever dog person.
Just stop here for a sec, and continue exploring Tokyo!
The Hachiko Statue near Hachiko Square is a lovely tribute with a heartwarming and touching story behind it. It’s a meaningful landmark and definitely worth seeing if you’re in the area.
However, it can get quite crowded—many tourists queue up or rush in for photos, which takes away a bit from the peacefulness of the spot.
Still, it's a memorable piece of Tokyo history that’s worth a quick visit.
