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Hachiko Statue

8.8Locals Score / 10

#2 of 17 Attractions in Tokyo

Known forHachikoShibuya Stationbronze statueTokyo landmark
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The Hachiko Statue is a small bronze memorial outside Shibuya Station dedicated to the loyal Akita dog who waited daily for his owner for nearly a decade after the owner's death. It's one of Tokyo's most famous meeting spots and a quiet symbol of loyalty amid the chaos of Shibuya Crossing. Expect crowds, especially around photo time, so patience is needed to get a clear shot.

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Phone03-3463-2376
Websitecity.shibuya.tokyo.jp
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Last verifiedJuly 21, 2026

Locals Score

8.8/10
  • Value8.5
  • Excellence8.5
  • Local love7.0
  • Authenticity9.0
  • Lasting reputation9.0
  • Distinctiveness9.5
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Last reviewed July 21, 2026 by AskTheCity Editorial.