Image Credit: Wikimedia Commons/ more photos You know Hachikō? He was this dog in Japan, born way back in 1923. He lived with a professor, Ueno. Every morning the dog would go with him to Shibuya Station

Which movie is your favorite? When I thought about it, the answer came to me along with a memory... I recalled the words of a wise person who said that the most memorable things are those that evoked the

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개에 관한 또 다른 감동적인 이야기, 나는 정말로 내 감정을 조절할 수 없다. 하치코와 다른 개, 나는 그들이 매우 충성스럽고 친절하다는 것을 알고 있습니다. 나는 그들을 사랑합니다. Another touching story about dogs, I really can not control my emotions. Hachiko and other dogs, I

I always have a coffee in Shibuya and than go to Tully's to pick up my drink. I don't know why but in Japan everything is wrapped to beautifully into little bags.

I have a dog, Hachiko's name! Soon I'll get pictures of him! :)

안녕하세요~DU♡입니다^^ 친한오빠가 회사때문에 일본에 있어서~맛집으로 초대해주었답니다ㅋ 시부야 가기전에 호텔에서 일본에서 결혼해서 살고있는 제친구와 잠시 만났어요~^^ 일본에 10년 넘게 살아서 그런지~얼굴도 일본인처럼 바껴가는거 같아요ㅋ 오늘의 저녁은 시부야에 위치한 와규집입니다~^^♡ 테이블에 있는 작은 화로에 한점씩 구워먹었는데요~~ 진짜 입안에서 사르르~~륵녹는게

In front of Subway Hachiko Exit at Shibuya Station, one of the busiest station in the world. There we go down to subway station, for Ginza Line, Hanzomon Line, Fukutoshin Line operated by Metro Tokyo.

 The friendship of the dogs with the people who have been with the people since centuries ago is known by everyone. But  there are some friendship stories that have been passed on to history

Dog Hachiko - a symbol of loyalty, fidelity, attachment and love of a dog to man. Have you already heard a true, emotional, and at the same time a wonderful and instructive story about the Achilles' dog,

The world fades away as two hearts meet again. -Dr. Hidesaburo Ueno reunited with Hachiko

Hachiko was a golden brown Akita dog, born and raised in Japan by Hidesaburō Ueno. He became the national symbol of loyalty in Japan after continued to wait for 9 years after his owner’s death at the Shibuya

Hello everybody! I'm sorry for the delay :( i've been a little bit busy these days due to my work, but anyway here's the part 3 of my last post! I was talking about my vist to Akihabara, now is time of