The film is adapted from Hachiko Monogatari, the original screenplay of Kaneto Shindo. Set in China's Chongqing, the film describes the unbreakable bond between a super cute Chinese Rural dog and ...

A Chinese adaptation of "Hachiko" stars one of China's most renowned directors, ... The Chinese version is also based on the Japanese screenplay "Hachiko Monogatari" written by Kaneto Shindo.

China’s iQiyi has closed fresh sales of Hachiko, a Chinese remake of Japanese feature Hachiko Monogatari, about a loyal dog who waited for his owner in the same spot even after his death.. The ...

Every child in Japan knows the story of Hachiko, the dog who waited at a Tokyo train station to greet his owner each afternoon and who, after his owner's sudden death, continued to wait for him at ...

The film will be distributed in Japan by Shochiku Studios, the outlet behind Seijiro Koyama's "Hachiko Monogatari" (1987), which inspired the 2009 Hollywood fil ...

Short of scrap metal, the Japanese have sent little Hachiko off to war. Hachiko was a statue of a dog, which stood at the Shibuya Station in Tokyo as a tribute to canine fidelity; the real-life ...

Hachiko was born in November 1923 in the city of Odate in Akita prefecture, the original home of Akitas. A large-sized Japanese dog, the Akita is one of the country's oldest and most popular breeds.

As the world marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of Hachiko, public fondness for the beloved Akita Inu dog hasn't wavered, particularly among elderly Tokyoites such as Maki Kuroi.

The film is adapted from Hachiko Monogatari, the original screenplay of Kaneto Shindo. Set in China's Chongqing, the film describes the unbreakable bond between a super cute Chinese Rural dog and its ...