A peaceful death one morning after many years of waiting.when it loses patience but still the faith of his master's return glows in his lifeless face. The love of the station people for him is another sight to behold. I just prayed while watching the movie as trains came and went that don't let the dog die. How deliberate! How terrible! And then his waiting all his life at the station for his master brings goosebumps. because Hachi somehow knew it was the professor's last day. that single day! May be that was to complete his master's wish because. He was not ready to go with his master, trying to stop him and then when he fails in stopping him, he runs after him with the ball and fetches the ball that day. But the most shocking thing comes when we later realise what the dog was trying to do the last day. The dog would play with his master but never fetch the ball back. A day the dog didn't come and the professer's expression showed his utmost anxiety. The dog everyday would go after his master to the station and then he was back to the station each day on time to receive his master. it created a different realm that had the power to draw the audience into loving the delicate, helpless looking dog who continuosly seemed to regret its inability to speak and communicate though it tried to do its best. I just don't know how but the movie's effect was magical.

I have never sobbed so much as I did watching the movie. The movie oath to be a success in the eyes of an audience with heart. This movie has the potential to involve the viewer in the entire story as if the viewer was a part of the family.

'Ī soft, slow moving movie covering each and every part of the dog-owner relation in a spell-bounding manner.

Cate receives a call from someone wishing to adopt the puppy, but having seen how close her husband is with Hachi, she tells the caller, 'Hachi has already been spoken for. Parker attempts to play fetch with Hachi, but he refuses to join in. He translates the symbol on the collar as 'Hachi'-Japanese for the number 8-signifying good fortune. Japanese Akita Japanese Dogs Akita Dog Beautiful Dogs Animals Beautiful Hachiko Dog Hachi A Dogs Tale Cute Puppies Dogs And Puppies. The Dodo serves up emotionally and visually compelling, highly sharable animal-related stories and videos to help make caring about animals a viral cause. The dog has not been claimed when he returns to the station the following morning, so he takes him to the college, where Ken, a Japanese professor, suggests that perhaps the two are meant to be together. Rare Photo Surfaces Of Hachiko, The Worlds Most Loyal Dog. Initially, Cate Parker does not want them to keep the puppy. Professor Parker Wilson finds the abandoned dog and when the station controller refuses to take the puppy, he takes it home with the intention of returning the animal to its owner. Years earlier, a puppy is sent from Japan to the United States, but escapes when his cage falls off the baggage cart at an American train station.

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