[2025 Tokyo Attraction] Travel Guide for Hachiko Statue (Updated May)

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📌Tokyo Oden Love Store Shibuya 5F Japan 〒150-0043 Tokyo, Shibuya, Dogenzaka, 1 Chome−5−9 Shibuya Oden The Renga, 5F Oden bar with a yatai (food stall) feel! There are Japanese and English menus, and when you first go in, they ask you if you've been here before. If you say no (ないです, no), they'll probably hand you an English menu! Since it's in Shibuya, there are probably people hunting around, and if you can speak Japanese, you'll be able to easily have fun stories with people who don't know! When I went, there was a half-Korean-Japanese person next to me who explained it to me in Korean! If you go to Shibuya, you must visit 💛 If the 5th floor is full, guide them to the 7th floor, or go straight to the 7th floor after 8pm!!!🫶🏻 📌📌渋谷よこちょ Japan 〒150-0001 Tokyo, Shibuya, Jingumae, 6 Chome−20−10 South 1F RAYARD MIYASHITA PARK When you go to Shibuya, I recommend you visit ‘Yokocho’!! You can experience traditional Japanese sensibility and delicious beer! I remember drinking almost 5 glasses of draft beer.. There is a bathroom inside and it is clean, so it would be good for women! In fact, there are many yakitori on the Japanese evening menu.. The food is just so-so, but it would be great for travelers to enjoy the atmosphere!! 📌📌📌うおきん Japan 〒105-0004 Tokyo, Minato City, Shinbashi, 3 Chome−8−6 ルー・ラシエルBUILDINGS 36 1・2F Uokin has various branches in Ginza! I went to Tokyo once a month and this is a sashimi restaurant that I always go to! I usually only go to yakitori for dinner at Japanese restaurants! You should definitely go here for sashimi! The sashimi menu for two people is not very large, but it's just right, and there are a lot of fried foods and soups, so be sure to ask the staff if they have any おすすめ (recommended foods)! It'll probably be crowded during dinner time, so I recommend making a reservation on Google and going! It's comfortable to bring anyone, and it has a luxurious feel, so I wanted to keep it to myself, but I'm introducing it, so please go and visit ♥ ‼️The last one is a restaurant, hotel, etc. that I visited while traveling around Tokyo, so I'll introduce it slowly! (The red dots are the places I've been) So if you're curious, please take a look anytime. I'm a Tokyo smartie‼️ #TokyoTravel #TokyoRestaurant #ShibuyaIzakaya #GinzaSashimi #TokyoSashimi #LocalRestaurant #TokyoBar #ShibuyaBar

One day of shopping in Shibuya, I feel a bit tired Shibuya is still very easy to visit. It’s only 5 stops away from Shinagawa Station on the JY Yamanote Line. Coming out of Exit A8 is the statue of the loyal dog Hachiko. There will be an old man helping to take photos for free (you need to queue up) I saw a crossroads with a lot of people I ate the Ichiran ramen that I had missed for a long time. Now you can pay with wx or zfb on your mobile phone. It is very convenient. I finally had the matcha almond tofu that I had been missing for a long time. It still tastes the same. After eating, we went straight to Lelabo in Parco. The store is very small. I bought the Tokyo limited edition 10. 100ml is about 69,000, and you can get a tax refund directly. I visited the flagship stores of Pokémon, Nintendo, Capcom, and JUMP. There were many new things and I bought a lot. I will continue to Akihabara tomorrow.

#TokyoAttractions #ShibuyaHachikoStatue The Hachiko Statue at Shibuya Station Plaza Famous for being a popular meeting point The prototype of this bronze statue is an Akita dog named Kohachi, which was raised by Dr. Hidesaburo Ueno, a professor in the Department of Agriculture at Tokyo Imperial University. Xiaoba, who grew up healthily in the love of his master, would always loyally pick up and drop off the doctor to and from get off work every day. However, the doctor died suddenly in 1925. For the next 10 years, Hachi would still wait faithfully at Shibuya Station every day for the return of his deceased master. Moved by such a loyal gesture, the public donated money to build a tall bronze statue in 1934 with a base of 180 cm and a statue of 162 cm. The doctor's wife and about 300 people from all walks of life came to the scene at the unveiling ceremony. I guess Hachi was also watching it all with the Shibuya stationmaster at the time. The bronze statue was recycled due to the Pacific War, and was rebuilt in 1948 to its current appearance.

Hachiko Statue in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan ! The lights and the vibe 🖤❤ 🎆 Right around the busiest intersections in the world, the famous Shibuya Crossing! Do not forget to shop and do food trips around the area too! A whole lot of stores to choose from! 🍲🇯🇵 #happynewyear #happynewyear

Sky is not only expensive but also difficult to book. In fact, there are many shopping malls around Shibuya where you can enjoy the view of Shibuya Crossing from the upper floors. The shooting location of Figure 1 is on the 12th floor of Scramble Square. There are few people and chairs for resting. However, there is a little bit of reflection, so the light needs to be dimmed when shooting. Another thing you can't miss when you come to Shibuya is the Hachiko bus. The bus driver will announce the stops manually in a low-pitched bubble voice, and the fare is only 100 yen. The second thing you can't miss is the Yellow Omurice, where you'll have to queue up for ages every day. It opens at 11 a.m., so you can arrive ten or twenty minutes in advance. On weekdays, you'll have to queue for about half an hour to get in. But I personally feel the taste is just average.

#AprilTravelSupport 📍2 Chome-1 Dogenzaka, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0043 This is a bronze statue honoring the loyal Akita dog Hachiko~ Since it is located in the main shopping area, the area in front of the statue has become a famous meeting place! If you visit Tokyo, you can easily see it, but I recommend taking a commemorative photo in front of the Hachiko statue!

I've been waiting for this for a long time and finally I have the chance to eat it! The location is close to Nihonbashi and not too far to walk. The store is not big, with only about seven or eight seats. You order food using a coin-operated machine, but you can also pay by card or other payment methods. Just ask the store staff for assistance. The bowl of noodles is quite big, and you should also order the recommended fried dumplings to eat together. Very good. 麺屋 aru no ramen SARUNOSUKE 🕰️Business hours: 10:00-04:00 📍Address: Japan〒542-0083 Osaka, Chuo Ward, Higashishinsaibashi, 2 Chome−6−10 Kyoutani 1F 💰Average consumption per person: ¥2000-¥4000

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#TokyoItinerary The following tour will visit the following classic Shibuya attractions: - SHIBUYA SKY 🌆 - Miyashita Park 🌳 - Shibuya Crossing 🚦 - Hachiko 🐶 - Shibuya PARCO 🛍️ (Nintendo Flagship Store 🎮, Pokémon Center 🐾) - Shibuya Hikarie 🏬 - Seibu Department Store 🛒 - MEGA Don Quijote 🏪 In the heart of Shibuya, SHIBUYA SKY is like a shining pearl✨. From a height of 230 meters, you can see the prosperity and magnificence of Tokyo at a glance🏙️. The panoramic view here makes you can't help but marvel, Mount Fuji in the distance shines in the sun like a dreamlike picture🏔️. Next, head to Miyashita Park🌳, a green urban oasis that makes people feel the tranquility and comfort of nature. The trails in the park are like tunnels leading to the soul, making people linger🌼. Then we came to Shibuya Crossing 🚦 and felt the shock of thousands of people crossing at the same time. This is the symbol of Tokyo's vitality 💥. The bronze statue of the loyal dog Hachiko 🐶 is quietly waiting, telling the story of loyalty and love❤️. Then you can go to Shibuya PARCO🛍️ to explore the Nintendo flagship store🎮 and the Pokémon Center🐾, where the gaming culture is exciting. Finally, we went shopping at Shibuya Hikarie and Seibu Department Store to end this fulfilling day. #Shibuya #SHIBUYASKY #Tokyo Travel #Hachiko #Shibuya PARCO #Pokémon Center #Nintendo #Miyashita Park #Japan Travel #Sightseeing Spots #Tokyo Food #Shopping Paradise #Japanese Culture

#cherryblossom25 Cherry blossoms in Shibuya bring a stunning touch of nature to Tokyo’s vibrant urban landscape. 🌸 As the sakura trees bloom along the streets and parks, the contrast of delicate pink flowers against Shibuya’s iconic skyscrapers and busy crossings creates a breathtaking sight. Locals and visitors alike gather to enjoy the beauty of spring, with the energy of the city blending perfectly with the tranquility of the blossoms. Whether you’re taking in the view from the famous Shibuya Crossing or strolling through nearby parks, the cherry blossoms here are a must-see experience this season.

Shibuya is one of Tokyo’s most vibrant and iconic districts, famous for its massive pedestrian scramble crossing and the beloved Hachiko statue. The Shibuya Crossing is a sight to behold—hundreds of people surge across from all directions as soon as the light turns green. It’s chaotic yet incredibly organized, making it one of the most exciting places to experience Tokyo’s urban energy. The best view is from one of the surrounding buildings, like Shibuya Sky or the Starbucks overlooking the intersection. Just a short walk away, the Hachiko statue is another must-visit spot, but be prepared for a line. Everyone wants a picture with the legendary loyal dog, so you often have to take a quick shot for the person in front of you and then pass your phone to the person behind. It’s a charming little ritual that makes the experience more communal. Shibuya is an unmissable part of Tokyo, blending history, culture, and the fast-paced energy of the city.

#tokyostroll Meet & greet with Hachiko - I am so very happy.

When you come to Tokyo, you must visit Shibuya to feel the vitality of this city! 🚦The crowded Shibuya Scramble Crossing is indeed as famous as it is said to be. Every time the green light comes on, crowds of people from all directions instantly intersect, it is really shocking! 😮👥💨 📍 Shibuya Sky —— Highly recommended! Overlooking the whole Tokyo from 230 meters above, you can see Mount Fuji during the day🏔️, and the lights are flashing at night, it's really beautiful! 🌃✨ Taking photos beyond the film📸 🐶 Statue of Hachiko - As a dog lover, I still feel very moved when I see the protagonist of this legendary story 🥹🐕💛 The area next to it is also perfect for taking photos and checking in! 🛍️ Shopping Carnival —— Shibuya is really a shopping paradise! Shibuya 109 is full of trendy brands, and there is also Miyashita Park Mall where you can take a break while shopping and walk until your feet are tired🤣🛒👟 🍣 Gourmet food explosion - whether it is sushi, barbecue, ramen or the latest desserts, it's all here! 🍜🥩🍡 I especially recommend the fried steak in Shibuya, which is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. It is a must-try! 😍🔥 ✨ Shibuya is really charming. Feel the fashion and vitality of Tokyo in one second! Next time I will come to challenge the nightlife and experience the wilder side of this city🍻🎶 #ShibuyaAdventure #TokyoMustVisit #ShibuyaSkyNightView #ShibuyaScrambleCross #ShoppingParadise #FoodHunting

Shibuya never stops. From the second-floor Tsutaya window, the iconic scramble crossing unfolds—a synchronized dance of neon-lit chaos. On street level, the city’s heartbeat is louder, footsteps blending with urban energy. Hachiko stands faithfully, a timeless symbol of loyalty. A few steps away, Animate Gallery pulls anime lovers into a world of collectibles and vibrant displays. Tokyo’s spirit lives here. #japantrip

#Travel itinerary ✔️ Day 1 1️⃣ Shibuya - Scramble crossing - Hachiko statue - Conveyor belt sushi lunch at Mawari Sushi Shibuya Parco branch - Shopping 2️⃣ Sunshine City - Shopping at various character shops 3️⃣ Shinjuku - Tsukemen dinner at Tatsunoya ✔️ Day 2 1️⃣ Tokyo Disneyland 2️⃣ Shinbashi - Ramen dinner at Ichiran 24-hour ✔️ Day 3 1️⃣ Tokyo DisneySea 2️⃣ Tokyo Station - Tempura soba dinner at Soba Restaurant Kameya Kanda East Exit ✔️ Day 4 1️⃣ Shinjuku - Shopping - Udon lunch at Kabitsumi 2️⃣ Sensoji 3️⃣ Ueno Park 4️⃣ Nihonbashi - Tendon Dinner at Kaneko Hannosuke 5️⃣ Tokyo Station - Tokyo Character Street 6️⃣ Shiba Park - Tokyo Tower Photo Spot

In front of Tokyo Shibuya Station, there is the famous Hachiko statue. Thanks to the story of the loyal dog, it is famous as a meaningful place for travelers! Although it is always crowded with people, taking a commemorative photo in front of the Hachiko statue is a must. It is a place worth visiting at least once if you visit Shibuya! #HachikoStatue #ShibuyaHotPlace #TokyoAttraction #JapanTravel #ShibuyaStation #MovieLocation #TokyoEmotion #PetStory #JanuaryTravelSupportEvent

One of the hottest places in Tokyo, Shibuya Street! You can really feel the trendy sensibility of Tokyo as you walk through the unique atmosphere created by the mix of locals and tourists!!! This place has everything from fashion to restaurants and shopping! It is a place like the heart of Tokyo where you can feel the energy just by walking, so it is a must-visit place for those traveling to Tokyo. #ShibuyaStreet #TokyoHotPlace #TrendyTokyo #ShoppingHeaven #TokyoLife #TravelSpot #JapaneseStreetView #TokyoStreet #JanuaryTravelSupportEvent

Shibuya, Tokyo, a place full of energy and surprises. Today's one-day trip made me deeply feel the charm of this city. From the bustling scramble crossing to the Hachiko Statue full of stories, every moment is unforgettable. Here is my timeline of a day in Shibuya, taking you to experience the unique charm of this city! 9:00 AM: Arrive in Shibuya, amazed by the crowd at the scramble crossing Taking the Yamanote Line from Shinjuku Station, it only took 10 minutes to reach Shibuya Station. As soon as I exited the station, the scene in front of me stunned me—the crowd at Shibuya Scramble Crossing surged like a tide, with people from all directions weaving into a dynamic urban picture. This place is known as the "busiest crossing in the world," and every time the green light turns on, hundreds of people cross simultaneously, creating a breathtaking spectacle. I stood by the crossing, feeling the pulse of the city, as if I had become part of this picture. 11:00 AM: Explore Shibuya 109, feel the fashion trends After leaving the scramble crossing, I went to the famous "Shibuya 109" shopping center. This building is not only a shopping paradise but also a fashion trendsetter. From the basement to the eighth floor, each level is filled with various fashion brands and specialty shops. I picked out a few unique pieces of clothing here and felt the unique fashion charm of Shibuya. The history of Shibuya 109 dates back to 1979, and it has been a symbol of youth culture for many years. Walking here, you can feel the pulse of Tokyo fashion. 1:00 PM: Hachiko Statue, feel the warmth of humanity After lunch, I went to Shibuya's iconic attraction—the Hachiko Statue. This statue is not only a symbol of Shibuya but also an expression of loyalty and love. Standing in front of the statue, I couldn't help but think of Hachiko's story: this loyal dog waited for his owner at the station every day, even after his owner passed away, for nine years. This story filled my heart with warmth and made me cherish the people and emotions around me even more. This place is not only a popular photo spot but also a place where one can feel the warmth of humanity. 4:00 PM: Stroll along Dogenzaka, feel the street art and creativity After leaving the Hachiko Statue, I strolled to Dogenzaka. This street is full of creative street art and unique architectural styles, making one feel the vibrancy and innovation of Shibuya. There are many specialty shops and cafes along the way. I casually walked into a cafe, ordered a latte, and quietly watched the passersby outside the window, enjoying this moment of tranquility. Shibuya is not only synonymous with bustling but also has such relaxing corners. 6:00 PM: Shibuya Sky, overlooking the Tokyo night view In the evening, I went to Shibuya's sky observation deck "Shibuya Sky." From here, you can overlook the entire Shibuya, with the city's lights twinkling like stars, incredibly beautiful. Standing on the observation deck, I felt the infinite charm and vitality of Tokyo. This is not only a great place for viewing but also an excellent place to relax and enjoy the moment. As night falls, Shibuya's night view is mesmerizing, as if time stands still at this moment. 8:00 PM: End of the journey A day in Shibuya is coming to an end, and my heart is full of reluctance and emotion. Shibuya is not only a vibrant city but also a place where one can feel the warmth of humanity. Every corner here is full of stories and emotions, making people linger. If you have the chance to come to Tokyo, don't miss this charming place. Transportation: Take the Yamanote Line from Shinjuku Station to Shibuya Station, about 10 minutes. Business hours: Shibuya 109 shopping center 10:00-21:00, Shibuya Sky 10:00-22:30.

Shibuya Crossing is another famous tourist attraction in Tokyo. It is similar to Siam in our country, which combines fashion. Many floors, lots of people (very very very) each shop inside is crowded with people, but that is the charm of Shibuya. Crossing the intersection is fun. There is bus music. It is very easy to travel by both train and bus. It is another place that you must come to. #Get a discount without relying on luck

Address : 1 Dogenzaka Shibuya Train Station, Shibuya 150-0043 Tokyo Prefecture One of the most popular statue in Tokyo. The statue of the famous loyal dog, Hachiko. The story was circulating on social media. I knew about it before even research on the place. I went to this place twice and both times there were crowds queuing to take photos of ths statue. There is also a store nearby that sell some merchandise. There is a wall with Hachiko on it. There were plenty of references to Hachiko in the area.

The Pachiko statue is a famous attraction in Shibuya, and there was a waiting line because many people visit. The statue itself was very impressive, and there were many people trying to take pictures next to it. Although there was a bit of a waiting line, I could see why so many people visit this place. The Pachiko statue is a symbolic existence that has important meaning in Japanese culture, and can be said to be one of the famous attractions in Shibuya. It was a great experience worth waiting for, and taking pictures in front of the statue was also a good memory. + If you want to know the story about the Hachiko statue, check it out on trip.com😊 #January travel support event #Hachiko statue #Tokyo travel

#JapanFlightEvent 📍Omoide Yokocho 1 Chome-2 Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku City, Tokyo 160-1 Omoide Yokocho, the hottest hot place these days! If you like the unique red-light district atmosphere of Japan, this is highly recommended! In some ways, it's similar to Hong Kong, but the atmosphere of Japan's pub streets is really different! I wanted to go to the bars in Omoide Yokocho, but it was too narrow and the yakitori smoke was too strong, so it was hard to eat anything, so I just walked around and looked around! After eating Treats ice cream that I ate during the day, I took a walk And finished it off neatly with beer! Ah! To finish it off! 📍📍Treats １０RAYARD MIYASHITA PARK, North2F, 6 Chome-20 Jingumae, Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0001 Japan Make sure to add chocolate ice cream and toppings!!! #Tokyo travel #Shibuya bar #Shibuya dessert #Tokyo things to do #Shibuya things to do #Tokyo things to see

Many might not relate why tourists really queue up to get a photo of this statue. Watch the film Hatchi: A dogs tale and you will know. This is a must photo op in Shibuya.

#japantrip 📍 located to the southwest of the city center. It is a major commercial and business hub known for its iconic Shibuya Crossing, one of the busiest pedestrian crossings in the world. 📝 Shibuya is famous for several attractions and cultural highlights, including: 🌟 Shibuya Crossing: Known as the world’s busiest pedestrian crossing, it’s an iconic symbol of Tokyo’s energy and hustle ⭐️ Hachiko Statue: A heartwarming tribute to the loyal dog Hachiko, located near Shibuya Station. 🌟 Shopping: Shibuya is a shopping paradise, featuring trendy stores like Shibuya 109, high-end boutiques, and international brands. 🇯🇵 Shibuya perfectly balances tradition, modernity, and vibrant city life.

#DecemberTravelSupportEvent This is a place I visited after making a reservation before going to Tokyo When I got there, there were about three groups waiting, so I was glad I made a reservation! We ordered several kinds of skewers from the skewer model and Motsunabe, and it was really deliciousㅠㅠ I highly recommend it to those going to Tokyo👍🏻👍🏻

Touching stories about the deep bond between dogs and their owners. This bronze statue was created to commemorate the loyal dog who waited faithfully for the return of his deceased master. The "Hachiko Statue" located in Shibuya Station Square is famous for being often used as a meeting point. The prototype of this bronze statue is an Akita dog named Kohachi, which was raised by Dr. Hidesaburo Ueno, a professor at the Faculty of Agriculture of Tokyo Imperial University. Xiaoba, who grew up healthily in the love of his owner, would loyally pick up and drop off the doctor to and from get off work every day. However, the doctor suddenly passed away in 1925. For the next 10 years, Hachi would still wait faithfully at Shibuya Station every day for the return of his deceased master. Moved by such a loyal gesture, the public donated money to build a tall bronze statue in 1934 with a base 180 cm high and a statue 162 cm high. At the unveiling ceremony, the doctor's wife and about 300 people from all walks of life came to the scene. I believe that Xiaoba was watching it all with the Shibuya stationmaster at the time. Due to the impact of the Pacific War, the bronze statue was recycled and rebuilt in 1948 to its current appearance. #2024TravelReview

#TokyoItinerary Shibuya, Japan, Hachiko Sculpture Itinerary Guide🚶♂🗼 Introduction to Shibuya City🏙 Shibuya-ku is a unique administrative district in Tokyo, famous for its bustling intersections and the statue of the loyal dog Hachiko. Not only is it the center of Tokyu Group companies, but all commercial activities thrive, especially at the Hachiko exit of Shibuya Station. Known as the "Street of Young People", Shibuya has become the birthplace of various fashions from Japan and abroad, and is known as the fashion center of Asia. Loyal dog Hachiko sculpture🐾 The sculpture of the loyal dog Hachiko is located on the left hand side of the free intersection (Hachiko Exit) at the west exit of Shibuya Station. It is one of Shibuya's landmarks. The Akita dog, named Hachiko, became famous for his story of faithfully waiting for his late owner, Professor Eisaburo Ueno, for nearly ten years and becoming a symbol of loyalty. Itinerary guide🗓 How to get there: Just a 1-minute walk from JR Shibuya Station to the Hachiko sculpture. Shibuya Station is the intersection of multiple lines, including the Shonan Shinjuku Line, Yamanote Line, Saikyo Line, Ginza Line, Hanzomon Line, Fukutoshin Line, Tokyu Toyoko Line, Tokyu Denen City Line, and Keio Inokashira Line wait. Photo check-in: The sculpture of the loyal dog Hachiko is a famous photo spot. It is recommended to take photos from diagonally below and at an angle to capture Hachiko's majestic standing figure. Hachiko Bus: Hachiko Bus is a convenient and fast means of transportation. It has four routes and only costs 100 yen per trip. It starts from Shibuya Station and passes through Harajuku, the Omotesando to Yoyogi route, and the Ebisu to Daikanyama loop, etc. It is very convenient to travel on a sightseeing route. Surrounding shopping and food: Shibuya area has many department stores, fashion stores, restaurants, coffee shops, etc., where you can enjoy shopping and food. #globaltravel #a good place for parents and children