Hachi wakes up in modern Shibuya with no memory of the century between, just the immediate joy of moving again. He doesn't try to make sense of what he's lost, he just walks into each day like it's already happened before, and that simplicity is the whole thing. You're watching a statue learn that being present matters more than understanding why you're here.

Hachi has long kept watch over the city as the figure behind the Hachiko statue, the monument to Shibuya Station's faithful dog. Now he starts to move around present-day Shibuya, where he passes easygoing, cheerful days alongside a group of upbeat friends. Told in short episodes, this slice-of-life comedy centers on the small pleasures of everyday life in a busy modern neighborhood.