I was writing with my friend =Jakaru666 about the trip to Japan we'll have when we're done with school, and the things we wanted to see when we're going there, and I wanted to see the statue of Hachiko also called "Hachi", which is a statue of an Akita Inu, outside Shibuya Station in Japan. I googled him and found the statue, but then saw a movie picture of a movie called "Hachiko: A Dog's Tale". American apparently. I tried to search for it on Youtube, and then saw it's a movie about the story of Hachiko that'll be in the theatres in December. I watched the trailer, and it were so moving! Also found an music video which seemed to be a bit older japanese movie about Hachi as well, and both dogs in the movie looks excactly like my Akita Inu, Silver xD (Same breed, soooo XD). I'm definitely going to buy the movie when it comes to Denmark! (It have to >3<!!). Wanted to share the official trailer to the movie and the video of the japanese version, with you guys x3

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Wonder who Hachi were? Hachi were an Akita Inu that lived with a man that were a professor in a university. Everyday he had to take the train to work, and everyday Hachi followed him to the station, and waited there until he would return. Sadly, one day Hachis owner died while he were at work. Hachi of course didn't understood that his owner were gone, and he continued to go to the station everyday to wait for the return of his owner. People in the stores near the station knew about Hachi and his owner, and felt sorry for Hachi, so they gave him food and water while he were sitting there and waiting for his owner. Hachi died of course after years had passed, and then they made a statue of him outside of the Shibuya Station, where Hachi forever will wait for his owner. Touching story, snff