So how long have Japanese dogs been around? It's believed that they came from Southern Asia around 10,000 years ago, as their bones have been discovered in remains from the Jomon period. Japanese Dogs Have Lived with Japanese People for More Than 10,000 Years The noble and charming Shiba-Inu is so lovable that it's often in the spotlight - whether as the mascot in a TV show or as the face of a major Japanese rail company. Plus, the fact that they were originally small hunting dogs means they love exercise and playing with toys. The breed is intelligent and highly attentive to humans. The Shiba-Inu is so popular that it accounts for 80% of all the Japanese dog breeds kept in Japan. Of these, the Shiba-Inu and Akita breeds are the two most popular, both in Japan and overseas. There are six breeds of Japanese dogs that are registered as natural monuments: Akita, Kishu-Ken, Kai-Ken, Hokkaido-Ken, Shiba-Inu, and Shikoku-Ken. The Characteristics and Nature of the Six Registered Breeds of Japanese Dogs These breeds attract attention from all over the world thanks to their strong bodies, noble appearance, courage, and faithfulness - cool character traits that are thought to be just like a samurai. Some overseas celebrities who keep Japanese dogs have even made headlines. Japanese dogs are famous throughout the world, especially the 'Shiba-Inu' and 'Akita' breeds.

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