The story of Hachiko a Japanese dog's loyalty

GRC - The story of Hachiko is a legend that when we read or watch a movie about the story of a Japanese dog's loyalty can be assured we are thrilled to recognize this story of Hachiko. The following story or a very, very touching them:

A Professor and a half old living alone in the city of Shibuya. His name is Professor Hidesamuro Ueno. He was only accompanied by her beloved dog, Hachiko. So familiar relationship that dog and his master go wherever Hachiko always delivered. Professor every day leaving teaching at the university always use the train. Hachiko was every day faithfully accompanied Professor to the station. In this Shibuya station Hachiko faithfully waiting his master's return without moving away before the professor returned .. And when Professor Ueno returned from teaching by train, she always found Hachiko had waited faithfully at the station. So every day that do Hachiko without ever bored.

Winter in Japan this year so badly. All covered in snow. The air is chilled to the bone marrow makes many citizens are reluctant to outdoors and prefer to live near a warm fireplace.

That morning, as usual leaving the professor teaching to the campus. He's a professor who is very loyal to his profession. Very cold air does not make him lazy to travel long distances to the campus where he taught. Age is getting late and increasingly fragile body does not make him reason to stay home. Likewise Hachiko, thick piles of snow everywhere not discourage loyalty to accompany his master to go to work. With a thick jacket and an open umbrella, Professor Ueno went to Shibuya stasun together Hachiko.

Professor Ueno teaching places actually not too far from where she lived. But it has become a favorite and Professor habits to ride the train every departing and returning from university.

Train arrived on time. Rumble with long horns as if slightly warmed station filled with people who have been waiting for it. A crew of the train that was familiar with Professor Ueno immediately familiar scream when the train stopped. Yes, almost all employees and employees of the station wagon familiar with Professor Ueno and his faithful dog, Hachiko. Because it has been years since he became a loyal customer of coal-fueled vehicles it.

Having stroked with affection to the dog like a two-man sidekick, Professor climbed into the car he usually rode. Hachiko watched from the railing toward the disappearance of professor in the carriage, as if he wanted to say, "I'll wait for the master back."

"Sweet dog, do not go anywhere Do not ever go before you master this home!" Shouted half-jokingly train employees.

As if he understood the speech was, Hachiko greeted with a rather loud voice, "guukh!"

Not long balcony officer blew the long whistle, signaling the train on my way. Hachiko even know the meaning of the long whistle. That's why he seemed to be preparing to release his master's departure with barking mild professor. And preceded bursts of thick smoke, the train departs. Vibrations were a bit hard to make the snow stuck around the station a little fall foliage.

On campus, Professor Ueno besides teaching schedule, he is also the task of completing the study in the laboratory. Because it was so finished teaching in the classroom, he was immediately ready to enter the lab for his research. Very cold air outside hit Professor kebetulah through campus corridor.

Suddenly he felt a tightness in his chest. An other teaching staff who saw Professor Ueno giddy soon led her to the clinic campus. Starting from a simple thing, suddenly the campus so excited because Professor Ueno fainted. Doctors who examined him declared Professor Ueno had heart disease, and during the relapse. They tried to help and revive Professor. But their efforts seem futile. Professor Ueno died.

Professor relatives immediately contacted. They come to campus and decided to bring the bodies of professors to their hometown and not returned to the Professor's house in Shibuya.

Toward evening getting colder in Shibuya station. But Hachiko remain unmoved by holding the cold air with an uneasy feeling. Supposedly Professor Ueno was back, he thought. As he paced around balcony Hachiko trying to shake off anxiety. Some people at the station felt sorry for the dog's loyalty. There was approaching and tried to comfort her, but still could not shake her anxiety.

Night came. Increasingly deserted station. Hachiko was still waiting there. To keep himself he huddled in the corner of one of the waiting room. While occasionally jump to the balcony whenever there is a train coming, hoping his master was among the passengers who come. But always he was to be disappointed, because Professor Ueno did not come. Even until the next day, two days later, and the following days she never came. But Hachiko kept waiting and waiting at the station, hoping his owners. Her body began to become thin.

The employees of the station were sorry to see Hachiko and wondered why Professor Ueno never again try to figure out what happened. Finally come the news that Professor Ueno had died, even buried by relatives.

They also attempt to notify Hachiko that his master would never come back again and persuade him not to wait continues. But the dog seemed to not believe, or do not care. He kept waiting and waiting for his master at the station, as if he was sure that his master would definitely go back. Becoming increasingly emaciated body because it is rarely eaten.

Finally the news about a faithful dog kept waiting for his master even though his master had died. Residents were many who come to see it. Many were touched. Even some had tears in his eyes when he saw with his own eyes a dog who was curled up near the entrance waiting for his master who was never going back. Those sympathy was there that gives food, dairy, even a blanket to avoid freezing.

For 9 years, he appeared at the station every day at 3 pm, at which he used to wait for the return of his master. But those days it was when he was tortured by his master not forthcoming. And one morning, a janitor station rushed to report to security personnel. Moments later became a bustling atmosphere. The clerk found the body of a dog that has been stiffly curled up in the corner of the waiting room. The dog has become a corpse. Hachiko was dead. His loyalty to his master was brought to death.

Residents who heard Hachiko's death immediately flock to Shibuya station. They generally know the story about the dog's loyalty. They want respect for the last time. Honoring a sense of loyalty, sometimes even rare in humans.

They were so impressed and touched. To commemorate the loyalty of dogs that they then make a statue near Shibuya station. Until now the park around the statue was often used as a place to make an appointment. Because the people there wish there loyalty as has been exemplified by Hachiku when they have to wait and promise to come. Finally Hachiku sculpture was used as a symbol of fidelity. Sincere loyalty, which carried him to death.

This is a story that makes my heart stunned after reading the story. If you want more to live longer, there is a trailer of the film Hachiko Monogatari Japanese version. In this trailer, there are words that exist in backsoundnya "I'll be waiting for you"