The image depicts the bronze statue of Hachiko, the loyal Akita dog, situated outdoors in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan, at night

The image depicts the bronze statue of Hachiko, the loyal Akita dog, situated outdoors in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan, at night. The statue, cast in dark bronze with visibly polished, lighter-toned front paws, sits prominently on a multi-tiered grey stone pedestal in the foreground. To the left of the statue, a vertical pole or small tree trunk is densely wrapped with warm-toned string lights, emitting white, yellow, and red illumination. A green informational sign in Japanese, partially visible at the base of this illuminated structure, references Hachiko and "shidare zakura" (weeping cherry tree). Behind this, a blurry figure of a person stands. Further right, a man in a dark uniform and cap, likely a security guard or station attendant, stands partially obscured by a utility pole, looking towards the right. In the middle ground and background, a large grey city bus with red accents is visible, featuring illuminated windows and interior. Several blurred individuals are discernible inside and around the bus. Behind the bus and statue, a multi-story building with a grid of large glass windows displays various advertisements. A prominent, vertically oriented advertisement features a blonde woman with a striking facial expression. Another advertisement below it shows a group of people, possibly from a Japanese drama or movie. A red circular no-entry or no-stopping sign is visible in front of the building's facade, to the right of the statue. Small, bare-branched trees are scattered in the scene, and additional blurred figures are seen moving in the background, indicating a busy urban environment. The scene is well-lit by a combination of artificial lights from buildings, decorations, and vehicles.