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An adorably photogenic puppy is spreading cheer to many on Twitter after a girl captured him posing for his owner in front of a statue of a famous Japanese dog.
Pita Ochave
Pita Ochave told BuzzFeed News she caught the posing pup in Shibuya, Tokyo, by the statue of Hachiko.
Pita Ochave
Hachiko, known as "Japan's most loyal dog," was adopted by a Japanese professor named Hidesaburo Ueno in 1924. The Akita pup would wait every day for Ueno at a train station to walk him home after he finished his work day.
After Ueno's sudden death, the pup continued to go to the train station and wait for him, and did so even after being adopted by another family.
Hachiko captured the country's hearts and the statue of him was erected in 1934.
Ochave said she was walking out of a nearby department store when he spotted the dog. His owner, featured on the right, was snapping photos.
Pita Ochave
via Buzzfeed/Animals
