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March 8, 1935, Hachiko, the dog dies Japanese after waiting for ten years, the master



(10 November 1923-8 March 1935)

was a dog breed Akita who became famous for his loyalty to the master Hidesaburō Ueno. After the death of Ueno, the dog went every day for nearly a decade, waiting for him in vain at the station, where the man took the train to get to work.
The story had a huge response among the public of the time and soon became Hachiko, Japan, an emblem of affection and loyalty. In 1934, the faithful animal was given a statue and, over the years, his story became the subject of films and books. Also known as Hachiko Chūken

In the recent version with Richard Gere