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Hachiko Statue
Hachiko Statue · 忠犬ハチ公像
See the Hachiko Statue in the plaza beside Shibuya Station and walk to the nearby scramble crossing. The two fit together during a street walk in Shibuya.
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Visitor information
Admission
No admission ticket is needed to see the outdoor statue. Events, crowds or on-site controls may change plaza access.
Opening hours
The outdoor plaza has no separate facility opening hours. Events or crowds may restrict access, so follow notices at the station and plaza.
What to see at Hachiko Statue
From Hachiko to the scramble crossing
After seeing Hachiko in the station-side plaza, continue to the scramble crossing. They are close enough to combine during a walk around Shibuya.
How to get to Hachiko Statue
Hachiko stands in the plaza on the Hachiko Exit side of Shibuya Station. If using JR, follow its congestion advice by leaving through the South Gate and walking about 250 m. Use the South Gate on the return.
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Visiting tips
Leave through the South Gate
JR advises using the South Gate instead of the crowded Hachiko Gate. Walk about 250 m from the South Gate to the plaza, and use the same gate on your return. If the plaza is crowded or controlled, keep your stop short and follow on-site directions.
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Questions about Hachiko Statue
How do you get from JR Shibuya Station to Hachiko?
Leave through the South Gate and walk about 250 m to the plaza containing Hachiko. JR recommends this gate to reduce congestion. Follow on-site directions during events or access controls.
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