Grave of Hachikō — Attraction in Tokyo

Visited the grave of Hachikō in the morning and it was relatively easy to spot it. The surrounding Aoyama cemetery is quite big so you might need a bit of time to venture deeper and use Google Maps to eventually find the place, but it's located next to the main road of the cemetery (I attached some photos of the route in and the road below for clarity). The bigger tombstone belongs to his owner, while the smaller one at the right side belongs to Hachikō himself. When I went there, there was completely no one around so i don't think this is a typical spot for people to come visit - probably the more touristy statue located at the Shibuya Crossing is the one most would go to. But if you would like a more peaceful alternative, this is definitely highly recommended, just be prepared to walk a fair bit of distance to...

This is not an epic sightseeing spot. People always said to me that dog is better than human. This is not always the case. I decided to visit the grave because a dog is our best friend. If you visit the National Art Centre, please make an effort to the graveyard, and you don’t need to be a dog lover. You just need to be a humanist, after all pets make us a...

I'm so blessed to visit Hachiko's grave. Wonderful cemetery, so peaceful and several friendly people walking about. Two kind ladies who were walking their dog's helped me find the exact spot. Thank you!! Bless you, sweet Hachiko. I'm on my way to your...