How do I get to Hachiko Statue?

The nearest station is Shibuya (JR Yamanote). Hachiko Statue is in Shibuya, Tokyo.

How much does Hachiko Statue cost?

Nothing. Hachiko Statue is free to visit.

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Hachiko Statue

Bronze statue outside Shibuya Station honouring Hachiko, the Akita who kept returning to meet his dead owner's train for nearly ten years in the 1920s and 30s. First erected in 1934 with Hachiko himself present, and now Tokyo's default meeting spot.

Nearest station Shibuya (JR Yamanote)

Cost Free

Time needed 30 min

Best time Early morning before the crowds

Insider tip

There is almost always a queue for photos, go at dawn if you want the statue to yourself. His actual preserved body is displayed at the National Museum of Nature and Science in Ueno.

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Good to know

How do I get to Hachiko Statue?: The nearest station is Shibuya (JR Yamanote). Hachiko Statue is in Shibuya, Tokyo.
How much does Hachiko Statue cost?: Nothing. Hachiko Statue is free to visit.
How long do you need at Hachiko Statue?: Plan for 30 min.
When is the best time to visit Hachiko Statue?: Early morning before the crowds.

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