Hachiko grew up with Parker's family, from a puppy to a giant. Hachiko accompanies Parker to work on time every day, and shows up at the station gate at 5 o'clock in the evening to greet Parker off work. This is their date time. In the eyes of the stationmaster of the town station, the hot dog seller, and the proprietress of a nearby store, this is a picture that has become accustomed to; seeing Parker coming out of the station and calling out the familiar "Hachi", Hachiko rushed forward excitedly The coquettish appearance has become a story that is staged every day at the station. However, on the day Hachiko learned to pick up the ball, Parker was happy and proud, but it was also the last precious memory of the two of them.
On that day, Parker suddenly collapsed during his college class, died suddenly of a myocardial infarction, and never returned to the station. After that, at five o'clock every evening, Hachiko came to the train station to wait and stare. The next day, the third day, from summer to autumn, for nine years, Hachiko remained unchanged until he finally died.
I can't watch a little tear-jerking, I can't even cry a little bit. Dogs are sometimes more loyal than people, hachi, I want to wait with you.
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