Hachi: A Dog's Tale (2009)

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We all have a common thought. That is, we all love to watch movies. And I also love watches any movie with great interest. I mostly like to watch movies with my family. But now, unfortunately, it is not always possible to watch movies with family so I watch them alone. Who doesn't love animals? I think everyone loves animals, though some people don't like them. From time to time I hear from many people that dogs are more loyal than humans. Dogs never cheat even when people cheat.

I can say that the film I am going to write about today is a great example. I think most people who are animal lovers have probably seen this movie. But I haven't seen the movie for a long time. But I would sometimes tell my friend Toushik to suggest me some good movies. Which you like watching. Then he suggested me this movie. Perhaps we are ordinary people. When someone dies, we may soon forget that person. And this is what our destiny time forgets our past. In this movie, we can see how a dog remembers its owner till death.

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We all have a good friend in life. But over time we may forget them. But I can't help but admire the friendship between the dog and its owner in this film. Hachi, A Dog’s Tale was released in 2009. I see Hachi: A Dog’s Tale towards 2020. This film is based on a true story. Here is a very beautiful presentation of how a dog unselfishly loves its owner. Hachi, A heartbreaking feeling I saw in the movie A Dog’s Tale worked in me. I know those who have seen it will agree with me. So let's not talk too much about the dog's honesty. How a dog has unselfishly loved his owner and proved honesty to humans. Hachi was born in 1923.

Hidesaburo Ueno, a professor at the University of Tokyo in Japan, sees a puppy when he arrives at the train station to go to his destination. From there he brought the puppy to his home. He raised the puppy for two long years. Hidesaburo Ueno names the puppy Hachiko. Hidesaburo Ueno himself used to call the puppy Hachi. Hachi and Hidesaburo Ueno had a daily routine of walking to Shibuya train station together. And before getting on the train every day, Ueno would say goodbye to his puppy Hachi. Ueno would have spent the whole day waiting for Ueno until he reached his destination.

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And the shopkeepers and station staff also kept an eye on the attendees. As Ueno's pet puppy, the staff treated him that way. This is how the routine of Hachi and Ueno has continued for many years. And suddenly one day a terrible accident happened. Ueno never comes home from work again. Because ueno dies due to brain hemorrhage. But Hachi has no idea about this which is why Hachi waits at the station for his owner as usual. Whenever the train arrives at the station according to the daily clock ticking, the Hachi starts looking for its owner. Because of this loyalty, he was able to earn the nickname "faithful dog". Honestly, when ueno dies, tears come to my own eyes thinking of Hachi.

But Hachi never gave up hope. Hachi have been waiting at that station for more than 9 years for him faith. And one morning Hachi died. And everyone believes that Hachi dies due to natural causes. After the death, Ueno's wife and staff members of the station also came there.

One of the professor's students sees hachi. When even after seven years the dog is sitting at the station waiting for its owner. The student then told Hachiko's story as a faithful animal in a Japanese newspaper. This writing reveals Hachi's honesty, selfless love for the owner and a heartbreaking story. Since then, the hachi has become a national symbol of Japan's loyalty, called the National Symbol of loyalty. In April 1934, a statue of Hachi was erected at a station in Japan in memory of Hachi. Hachi dies but leaves a glow of fidelity. Hachiko's body is now preserved in the National Science Museum of Japan.