Hachiko was a Japanese Akita Inu dog that died in 1935 and is revered across Japan for the loyalty it showed by waiting for its owner to return home each day for years after the man died.

has a theory about Hachiko's exceptional behavior, given the nature of Akita Inu. Kikusui admits that Akita Inu and other traditional Japanese breeds often build unusually strong bonds with their ...

A new Japanese restaurant focused on yakitori is ... in the Culver Building has been leased by a group called Hachi. The group also owns popular ramen spot Ramen Ryoma, which has a location ...

Japanese schoolchildren are taught the story of Chuken Hachiko - or loyal dog Hachiko - as an example of devotion and fidelity. Hachiko represents the "ideal Japanese citizen" with his ...

In a world where meme coins come and go, Hachiko stands apart as a symbol of loyalty, strength, and deep-rooted history.

You’ll find both versions of the marshmallows at JR Akita Station and Akita Airport. In Tokyo, you can pick up a box (or ...