How to Say ‘In front of Hachiko’ in Japanese
ハチ公前
hachikou mae
[hah-chee-KOH mah-eh]
💬 Usage Tip: Add 前 (mae) after a place to mean "in front of" it: 駅前 (eki-mae) "in front of the station".
Phrase Breakdown
ハチ公
hachikou
[hah-chee-KOH]
Hachiko (statue)
The famous loyal dog statue at Shibuya Station, a classic meeting spot.
ハチ公で待っています。
I'm waiting at Hachiko.
前
mae
[mah-eh]
front
Refers to the front area or something before another thing.
前の席を予約したいです。
I want to reserve front seats.
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