Hachiko Statue Free 3D model

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The three-dimensional model was initially developed using Sketchup 8 before being transformed into other formats such as 3dsmax scene, which utilizes 3ds Max 2016 and Vray 3.00 rendering software, as per Wikipedia's documentation. Hidesaburo Ueno, a professor in the agriculture department at the University of Tokyo, adopted Hachiko as his pet back in 1924. As his owner, Professor Ueno relied on Hachiko to meet him at Shibuya Station following each day's routine. This ritual continued even after Professor Ueno suffered a cerebral hemorrhage that resulted in his passing away, leaving Hachiko heartbroken and stranded without any purpose. The bereaved dog wandered around, unaware of its owner's demise. He remained near the location where he spent most of his days waiting for Professor Ueno, still holding out hope that one day he would see his beloved master again. As fate had it, a stranger soon discovered Hachiko and decided to provide him with food and shelter in exchange for companionship, effectively giving away the cherished companion animal to a person unknown. Still yearning to reconnect with Professor Ueno, Hachiko began wandering aimlessly but always made it back home until one fateful day when he seemed to grasp that his former residence no longer belonged to him. From then on, every time his owner failed to show up as anticipated, Hachiko instinctively knew to seek solace and company at Shibuya train station, an old haunt that held nostalgic memories of Professor Ueno's presence. For almost a decade following his loss, the heartbroken Akita stuck relentlessly to his usual routine: showing up punctually every day before the scheduled train arrival at the train station.