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Hachiko was born on 10 Born November, 1923 and died on 8 March 1935, have generations of japanese akita remembered the dog for its loyalty to its owner: Hidesaburo Ueno. Ueno was a professor at the University of Tokyo. In view of the dog in 1924, named him Ueno Hachi, the 'ko' at the end of his name is a suffix of affection. Ueno died about a year later. Hachiko was the creation of a new home, but always go home again Ueno. Later Hachiko was placed with a breeder in Shibuya. Every evening Hachiko would go to sit and wait Shibuya Station, Ueno.
Hachiko continued this for many years after the death of Ueno. Japanese began to refer Hachiko and his Loyalty to his long-dead owner. One of the students Ueno wrote articles about Hachiko and loyalty. In October 1932, one of the articles appeared in the largest Newspapers in Tokyo, reporting on Hachiko waits for his owner died, Hachiko became famous throughout Japan. Hachiko's first film was produced. Teru Ando has first sculpture of Hachiko, which was presented before the Shibuya Station in April 1934.
Hachiko died in March the following year on a street in Shibuya with filarial Worms in his heart and three to four yakitori sticks in the stomach. In 1944, Hachiko statue was melted down for metal as part of warfare. Some years after the end of the war, Takeshi Ando, the son of Teru Ando, made the second Hachiko sculpture. On 15 August 1948, the bronze statue was unveiled.
In 1987 appeared a second Hachiko movie in Japan, the film was a blockbuster. There are indications of Hachiko in popular culture in America since then. Scooby-Doo and the Samurai sword, the 2009 animated film, refers to the legend of Hachiko. Matt Groening's Futurama is an episode titled "Jurassic Bark", which is the story of Hachiko similar. A series of books for Children in the English-speaking world have also featured Hachiko.
Next month, a remake of Hachiko starring Richard Gere will be released in Japan. An American Version will follow in October. The film was made at Rhode Iceland.
I think we take this story of Hachiko Hachiko since become a symbol of unconditional love and Loyalty in a world where both conditions. In the real world of love and loyalty are dependent on a long list of factors. We introduce ourselves, thirty or fifty Years that both love and loyalty were constant and stable. We can say that long ago, employees were loyal and stayed in the same job or with the same team their whole lives. We can say that married people stayed together because they really loved each other. We have many pictures, what life was like before.
I wish I believed that there such a time. Although we experience a world depression now, I think that the world is only superficially different today. Love and fidelity are based on relationships, and options and behaviors. In view of our world, Hachiko is a hero. It is the ideal to be: always faithful, affectionate and loyal. We can Longing for the people around us, to shower us with such loyalty. Unfortunately Hachiko world is very different from the world, most of us live in.
But I am to see me, can forget the movie about Hachiko, because going for the price of admission, I, the sometimes harsh realities of life and enjoy vicariously for participation in the world's Hachiko.
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