Last autumn, the museum held a special exhibition to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Hachiko’s birth, featuring two photos of the dog that were donated to the museum specifically for that ...

Also commemorating Hachikō are a mosaic wall-mural of Hachikō’s family and the Hachikō Memorial Museum housed in an old street ... to create a mini-book. Read Hachiko: The True Story of a Loyal Dog in ...

The dog is immortalized ... and Literary Shirane Memorial Museum, said the photo was apparently taken between 1934 and 1935, citing the characteristics of Hachiko’s collar.

She intends to visit sites associated with Hachiko, including the Shibuya district, the National Museum of Nature and Science, where a stuffed replica of the dog is on display, and Aoyama Cemetery ...

Orphaned dog Moo Daeng, who was dubbed a 'Real-life Hachiko' after being found at a 7-Eleven in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand last year waiting for her owner who had passed away from an illness ...