Hachikō the golden brown Akita was born on Nov. 10,

 1923, on a farm located in Japan’s Akita Prefecture.

In 1924, Professor Smith, who taught in the agriculture 

department at Tokyo Imperial University, acquired the 

puppy and brought him to live with him in the Tokyo.

The pair followed the same routine every day: In the 

morning Smith would walk to the Shibuya Station with Hachikō and take the train to work. After finishing the day’s classes, he would take the train back and return to the station at 3 p.m. on the dot, where Hachikō would be waiting to accompany him on the walk home.

That same day, Hachikō showed up at 3 p.m. as usual, but 

his beloved owner never got off the train.Despite this 

disruption in his routine, Hachikō returned the next day at the 

same time, hoping that Smith would be there to meet him. Of 

course, the professor failed to return home once again, but 

his loyal Akita never gave up hope. This routine was going 

same as it. One day the daughter of Smith, Roselina announced her wedding with Charles. The wife of professor Ms. Jessica, suddenly started the preparations of 

wedding. The wedding gown was so expensive and attractive, 

that everybody got surprsied to see Roselina. The charm of the

day, Hachiko wore the wedding 3 piece suite. 

Now, the house seems empty without the dearest daughter. Ms. Jessica went to his sister's town as she was not well. Hachiko and his father Smith alone surviving alone. 

One day Smith was taking class of the students. He got sudden heart stroke and fell down in the class. Oh ! what a terrible pain. He brought to the hospital and was kept under ICU. Hachiko waiting for his master all day and cried for the whole night. 

Ms. Jessica tried to take Hachiko with him as his master is not able to awake soon. But he refused to go back and lay down the street where he waited for him all day. He became weak, tired and ill. His body is give up of all illness and his eye sight also became weak now. People came and feed him. But he refused to eat without his master.