This practice continued for eleven years, until the dog’s death. Over time the story became known in the area, and eventually gained broader coverage throughout Japan, the dog eventually becoming a national hero, now immortalised by a statue of dog and master outside Shibuya Station.
Understandably, The Tale of Hachiko is one of the best-known and most-loved stories in popular Japanese literature.
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