PM modi japan visit: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday traveled by bullet train from Tokyo to Sendai with Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba. The two leaders shared pictures of their journey on social media. The Prime Minister of Japan wrote on X, ‘Towards Sandai with Prime Minister Modi. This journey released since last night is now inside the train. ”

PM Modi also shared the pictures and wrote that he has reached Sendai. In Sendai, Japan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was welcomed by the local people with the slogans of ‘Modi San Welcome’.

#Watch Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached Sendai from Tokyo by bullet train. Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba is also present with him.

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Meeting Indian loco pilots and observing Alfa-X train

After reaching Sendai, the two leaders met Indian loco pilots undergoing training in the East Japan Railway Company (JR EAST). During this, he inspected the new ALFA-X train and took information from the chairman of the company on the bullet train project.

#Watch In Sendai, Japan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was welcomed by the local people with the slogans of ‘Modi San Welcome’.

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Visit semiconductor plant and coach manufacturing unit

PM Modi also visited the semiconductor Wafar Fabrication Plant being built in Ohira village of Miyagi Prefecture. The plant is being prepared by Taiwan’s PSMC, SBI Holdings and Japanese SemiConder Manufacturing Company (JSMC), a joint venture of Japanese partners. It is one of the largest projects to revive Japan’s chip manufacturing capacity.

Emphasis on economic security and technology partnership

India and Japan are currently working closely in the field of economic security, including semiconductor, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Critical Minerals and Clean Energy. This visit of PM Modi is considered important towards strengthening this cooperation.

India-Japan Joint Vision and Chandrayaan-5 agreement

During this two-day visit, the two countries adopted a shared vision document called “India-Japan Joint Vision for the Next Decade: Eight Directions”. A joint manifesto was signed on security cooperation. Apart from this, an agreement was also reached between the space agencies of the two countries for the Chandrayaan-5 mission for a joint discovery of the polar region.

PM Modi will leave China from Japan

In Tokyo on Saturday morning, PM Modi discussed with governors of 16 prefecchers in Japan. After this, PM Modi will leave for China today to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba addressed a joint press conference on Friday (August 29, 2025). During this time, the two leaders committed to take special strategic and global partnerships between India-Japan to new heights. PM Modi started his address, expressing gratitude to Prime Minister Ishiba’s warm welcome and intimate words, saying that today’s discussion was useful and purposeful.

He said, ‘India and Japan are not only two major economies, but also vibrant democracy and in such a situation their partnership is not limited to bilateral interests, but it is also important for global peace and stability and is also a natural partner to create strong democracy, better world system.’

India-Japan prepared roadmap for next decade- PM Modi

The Prime Minister said, ‘Both countries have laid the foundation of a new and golden chapter in their partnership today and a broad roadmap has been prepared for the coming decade. This shared approach includes investment, innovation, economic security, environmental protection, technical cooperation, health services, dynamics, partnerships like public relations and partnerships between states and Japanese prefecchers.

Decision to launch Economic Security Cooperation Initiative- PM Modi

India has set a target to attract 10 trillion yen investment from Japan in the next 10 years. PM Modi said that this step reflects the commitment and trust of both countries. He said that in the direction of sustainable development, India and Japan are going to launch a sustainable fuel innovative and battery supply chain partnership. In addition, the two countries have decided to launch the Economic Security Cooperation Initiative, under which a holistic approach will be adopted for cooperation in important and strategic fields.

The partnership of both countries will make the path of stability and development and strong- PM Modi

Prime Minister Modi said that the field of high technology is at the top of the priorities of both countries. In this direction, work will start on Digital Partnership 2.0 and AI Cooperation Initiative. Apart from this, semiconductors and rare meanings have also been placed at the top of the shared agenda. He said, ‘India-Japan relations with these initiatives will not only strengthen economic and technically, but will also provide a new direction on the global platform. He expressed confidence that the partnership of the two countries in the coming years will further strengthen the path of world peace, stability and development.

ISRO,Jaxa Combined space mission will promote the cooperation of startups- Prime Minister

PM Modi said, “The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) and Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (Jaxa) will give new pace to cooperation between industries and startups of both countries.” In an interview to Japan’s newspaper The Yomuri Shimbun, PM Modi said that these joint missions will also help in developing intensive understanding of the shadow areas of the southern pole of the moon.

He said, ‘Our government-to-government partnership in the space sector is creating such a culture of cooperation between ISRO and Jaxa, which is also adding industries and startups of both countries. With this, an ecosystem is being prepared, where innovation from launchpads to launchpad and research to real -life applications is taking place from both sides.

The Prime Minister said, ‘I am glad that India and Japan are joining hands for the next mission of the Chandrayaan series i.e. Lunar Polar Exploration. This mission will deepen our understanding of areas with permanent shadow on the southern pole of the moon.

Chandrayaan-5 will include Jacksa’s Rover and ISRO’s lander

Chandrayaan-5 is the fifth mission of the Chandrayaan series, also known as Lupex. This joint mission of ISRO and Jacksa will be launched from Japan’s H3 rocket in the year 2027-28. The mission will include Jacksa’s rover and ISRO’s lander, which will discover and analyze water-arms into the southern polar region of the moon.

Scientists of both countries will touch the new boundary of space science- PM Modi

PM Modi expressed confidence that the scientific teams of both countries will together touch the new boundaries of space science. He said, ‘Our partnership will not only expand the horizon in space, but will also improve life on earth.’ Prime Minister Modi told India’s space trip “Story of Indian scientists’ resolutions, hard work and innovation” and said that space is the next dimension for India.

Space is not the last border of India, next limit- PM Modi

He said, ‘From the historical success of Chandrayaan-3 to the progress in our intergraginal missions, India has continuously proved that space is not the final limit, but the next limit.’ Apart from this, the PM also explained how the effect of space science is seen in our daily life from agriculture to disaster management, communication and other fields.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Friday (August 29, 2025) that working of India and China together is important to bring stability in the global economic system. He also said that India is ready to pursue bilateral relations from a strategic and long -term perspective, on the basis of mutual respect, interest and sensitivity.

In an interview to ‘The Yomuri Shimbuna’ during his visit to Japan, the Prime Minister said that being two neighbors and the two largest countries in the world, stable, predicted and friendly relations between India and China can have a positive impact on regional and global peace and prosperity.

Information about conversation with China

On the question on the importance of reforming relations with China, Modi said, ‘I will go to Tianjin from here on the invitation of President Xi Chinfing, where I will attend the Shanghai Cooperation Sangathan (SCO) summit. Since my meeting with President Xi in Kazan last year, there has been continuous and positive progress in our bilateral relations.

He said that stable, predicted and cordial bilateral relations between India and China as two neighbors and the world’s two largest nations could have a positive impact on regional and global peace and prosperity. He said that it is also important for a multi -polar Asia and multipolar world.

Stability objective in global economic system

Modi said, “Given the current instability in the world economy, it is necessary to work together of two big economies like India and China, so that stability can be brought in the global economic system.” He said that India is ready to extend bilateral relations from a strategic and long -term perspective on the basis of mutual respect, interest and sensitivity and to increase strategic dialogue to address the development challenges of the two countries.

On the concept of ‘uninterrupted and open Hind-Pacific’ by the Government of Japan, Prime Minister Modi said that there is a deep harmony in the thinking of India and Japan in this regard, which can also be seen in India’s ‘Vision Ocean’ and the initiative of the Indian-Pacific Oceans.

Honoring the territorial integrity and sovereignty of all countries

He said that both India and Japan are committed to such peaceful, prosperous and stable Hind-Pacific region, where all countries are respected for terrible integrity and sovereignty. The Prime Minister said, “There are strong and comprehensive relations with the countries of our two countries, the Hind-Pacific region and we both communicate with some of them in multilateral formats to give expression to our shared objectives.”

On a recent conversation with the presidents of Russia and Ukraine, Prime Minister Modi said that India has always taken the principle and human stance on this struggle, which has been appreciated by both President Vladimir Putin and President Volodimir Jailonski.

Emphasis on finding solutions through diplomacy

Modi said, ‘Both leaders talked to me and shared their views on the events related to the struggle. I reiterated India’s theoretical and sustainable attitude and insisted on finding solutions through dialogue and diplomacy. I have already indicated that India is ready to support all such efforts, whose purpose is to find a peaceful solution to the struggle.

Modi said, “I believe that on the basis of our good relations with both sides, including the main stakeholders, we can strengthen the efforts dedicated to the restoration of quick and permanent peace in Ukraine.” Emphasizing the importance of ‘Global South’, Prime Minister Modi said that the global community has committed to create a more equitable world by achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) by 2030.

‘Global South’ has to face challenges

He said, ‘If we have to fulfill this commitment, then Global South will have to give priority. In the highly connected world among themselves, we have seen a serious impact on the global South of disruption in epidemic, conflicts and supply chains. Global South means those countries that are either developing or emerging economies. These countries have more population, but lacks resources and technological development.

Modi said that ‘Global South’ is still facing many challenges like global rule, climate change, food and energy security, debt and financial pressure, which affect their development priorities. Being a member of ‘Global South’, we understand these concerns and their impact on the lives of common people well. We have made every effort to bring them to the center of the global agenda.

African Union joined during G20 chairmanship

Prime Minister Modi said that all global efforts like Mission Life, Anti-Anti-Disaster Infrastructure Alliance (CDRI), International Solar Alliance, Global Biofuel Alliance have been aimed at promoting the interests of ‘Global South’. The African Union was included in it during India’s G20 chairmanship, which gave a voice to the aspirations of ‘Global South’.

He said that in the same way, India is actively working for the interests of ‘Global South’ in ‘BRICS’ (BRICS). ‘BRICS’ is a group of countries with emerging economy, which were earlier Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, but now it has joined more countries like Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Ethiopia, Indonesia and Iran.

Development and progress of countries of the Indian region

Prime Minister Modi said that India gives importance to its association with ‘BRICS’, which has emerged as a valuable platform for consultation and cooperation. This has promoted mutual understanding on issues related to shared interests of emerging economies.

In the context of ‘Quad’ (QUAD), Modi said that under this platform, work has been done for the development and progress of the countries of the Indo-Pacific region. ‘Quad’ is a strategic partnership group between India, America, Japan and Australia, aimed at promoting an independent, open and inclusive Indo-Pacific sector.

‘Quad’ emerged as a power of global interests

The Prime Minister said, ‘India has been continuously demanding that immediate and overall reforms be made in global multilateral institutions, so that they can better reflect the current geopolitical and economic realities. In the last two decades, since the establishment in 2004, ‘Quad’ has emerged as a power of global interests and has been successful in giving positive results for the people of the Indian region.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi met his Japanese counterpart Shigeru Ishiba on Friday (August 29, 2025) at the 15th India-Japan Summit. The Prime Minister of India and Japan discussed the summit to further strengthen their partnership in the field of investment, trade and technology between the two countries. During this time, the two leaders also signed several agreements.

PM Modi and Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba addressed the joint press conference after discussion at the 15th India-Japan Summit. Addressing the joint press conference, PM Modi said, ‘I thank Japan Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba for his intimate words and warm reception. Today our discussions were useful and purposeful. We both agreed that our partnership as the world’s two largest economies and vibrant democracy is extremely important not only for our two countries, but also for global peace and stability.

10 trillion yen investment goals in India from Japan- PM Modi

He said, ‘Strong democracy is a natural partner in building a better world. Today, we have laid the foundation of a new and golden chapter in our special strategic and global partnership. We have prepared a roadmap for the next decade. The center of our vision has investment, innovation, economic security, environment, technology, health, mobility and mutual exchange and direct, transparent partnership between people. We have set a target of investing 10 trillion yen from Japan in 10 years.

I told Japanese companies,Make in India, Make for the World, PM Modi

PM Modi said, ‘Special emphasis will also be laid on adding small and medium enterprises and startups of India and Japan. Even at the India-Japan Business Forum, I told Japanese companies, ‘Make in India, Make for the World.’

He said, ‘Our Joint Credit Mechanism is a big win for energy, shows how strong our economic partnership is our green partnership. In this direction, we are also starting the sustainable fuel initiative and battery supply chain partnership. We are starting economic security cooperation initiative, under which we will move forward with a comprehensive approach in important and strategic fields.

Japanese technology and Indian talent a winning combination- PM Modi

He said, ‘Cooperation in high technology sector is a priority for both of us. In this regard, work is being done on the Digital Partnership 2.0 and AI Cooperation initiative. Semiconductor and rare soil minerals will be at the top of our agenda. We believe that Japanese technology and Indian talent are a victorious combination. We are working on high-speed rail, as well as the Next Generation Mobility Partnership will also make fast progress in areas like ports, aviation and shipbuilding. We welcome the consent between ISRO and Jaxa for cooperation in Chandrayaan 5 mission. We have decided that mutual cooperation in the field of defense industry and innovation will be further strengthened.

PM Modi said, ‘Under the action plan for human resource exchange, 5 lakh human resources exchange will be encouraged in various areas in the next 5 years. 50 thousand skilled Indians will contribute to the economy of Japan. The partnership between India and Japan will not be limited to Delhi and Tokyo. This will open new doors of trade, tourism, education and cultural exchange.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on his two -day visit to Japan. He reached Tokyo on Friday morning, where he was given a grand welcome. During this time, the Prime Minister also thanked the Japanese citizens by folding his hands. During the two -day visit, PM Modi will hold a meeting with the Prime Minister of Japan. During this time, investment, technology and defense cooperation between the two countries will be discussed.

Japan keywords are being searched on Google amid PM Modi’s visit, people are trying to know more and more things about this country. In such a situation, let us tell you what is the place of religion in Japan? What religion does people consider here to be the most and what is the situation of Hindu or Muslim community?

Which religions live in Japan the most?
Shinto and Buddhism are two major religions in Japan. Both these religions have been a part of Japanese culture for centuries. Japan has the highest number of people and people of Buddhism. Yes, about 48.5 percent of the people are of Shinto religion, whose number is about 8.39 crores. After this, 46.3 percent people follow Buddhism. Apart from this, there are very few people of Christianity in Japan, of which only 1 percent. Japan consists of 0.18 percent of the believers of Islam. Whereas people of other religions like Hindu, Sikh, Jews are less than 0.5 percent.
Different religions of Japan

1. Shinto Dharma – Shinto Dharma is the traditional faith of Japan. It is considered a lifestyle and philosophy more than a religion. Kami is worshiped in this religion. There are about 1 lakh Shinto temples in Japan. The role of Shinto traditions is important in festivals and family events.

2. Buddhism – Buddhism came from China and Korea in the 6th century in Japan. Since then it has settled deeply in Japanese society. There are thousands of Buddhist temples in Japan. The glimpse of Buddhism is seen in the art, meditation, gardening and lifestyle of Japan.

3. Christianity – Christianity in Japan has come through the Portuguese missionaries in the 16th century. However, the number of people of this religion is very less here. Japan has many old churches, especially in Nagasaki, this community operates many schools and hospitals.

4. Islam religion – In the last few years, there has been a rapid increase in Muslim population in Japan. In 2010, there were about 1.10 lakh Muslims, which increased to 2.30 lakhs in 2022. People from countries like Indonesia, Pakistan, Bangladesh, India and Malaysia are coming to Japan for work and studies. Also, some Japanese citizens are also adopting this religion by being influenced by the teachings of Islam.

5. Hinduism and other religions – People of Hindus, Sikhs, Jews and Bahai Dharma also live in Japan, but their number is very less. Most Hindus are migrants from India, Nepal or Sri Lanka. Japan also has some Hindu temples and Indian cultural centers.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi 2On August 8, Japan will leave for a tour. Regarding PM Modi’s visit, the Ministry of External Affairs said that this journey is going to be important for many reasons. Vikram Misri, Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs, said that this will be PM Modi’s first Japanese visit in 7 years. PM Modi will go on a tour of China after this. They will be in Shanghai on 31 August.

On PM Modi’s upcoming Japan visit, Foreign Secretary Vikram Egyptian said, “Prime Minister Modi is going on a visit to Japan on the evening of August 28. He will stay in Japan on 29 and 30 August to attend the 15th India-Japan annual summit with Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba. It is an important journey for many reasons.”

Why Prime Minister’s visit to Japan will be important

They said, ,This is Prime Minister Modi’s first annual summit with PM Ishiba. This is also his first visit to Japan in about 7 years. He last traveled for the annual summit in 2018. Since then, he has visited Japan, but has been for multilateral programs and other formal programs. This will be a journey that will be completely for bilateral agenda between India and Japan. It is also the Prime Minister’s eighth visit to Japan since assuming office in 2014 and it shows the high priority of this particular relationship in our foreign relations. ”

What did the Foreign Ministry say on PM’s visit to China

Tanmay Lal, Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs (West) Tanmay Lal said, “Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Chinese Tianjin for the 25th meeting of Shanghai Cooperation Council (SCO) on 31 August and 1 September at the invitation of Chinese President Xi Jinping. SCO was established with the primary goal of combating three evils of terrorism, separatism and militancy, which has also been a challenge, which remains a challenge. ‘

He said, “SCO has 10 members. Apart from India, these include Belarus, China, Iran, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. The program of the upcoming 25th SCO Summit in Tianjin includes a welcome banquet on the evening of 31 August and the main summit will be held on the next day, Monday, September 1. The Prime Minister is expected to have some bilateral meetings during the SCO summit. “

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will leave for a four -day visit to Japan and China on Friday (August 29, 2025) next week. The Ministry of External Affairs announced on Friday (August 22, 2025) about Prime Minister Modi’s proposed foreign visit. PM Modi will be on a two -day visit to Japan in the first phase of his foreign trip. After this, the Prime Minister will visit China, where he will mainly attend the annual summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO).

Modi will go to Japan for the eighth time as Prime Minister

Prime Minister Modi’s visit to both Asian countries has announced a few days after China’s foreign minister Wang Yi’s visit to India. The Ministry of External Affairs (Mea) announced PM Modi’s visit, saying that Modi will be in Japan on 29 and 30 August to participate in the 15th India-Japan Annual Summit (India-Japan Annual Summit 2025). This will be Modi’s eighth visit to Japan as Prime Minister.

Global issues will be discussed with review of strategic partnership- Ministry of External Affairs

The Ministry of External Affairs (Mea) said, “Modi and his Japanese counterparts Shigeru Ishiba, will review the strategic and global partnership between Ishiba, India and Japan. Apart from this, Modi and Ishiba will discuss the cooperation between the two Prime Ministers and the issues of regional and global importance between the two Prime Ministers.

The Ministry of External Affairs said in a statement, “This journey will further confirm the long -term special bond of friendship between the two countries.”

PM Modi will hold a bilateral meeting with many leaders in China

At the same time, in the second phase of his visit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit China from August 31 to September 1 on the invitation of Chinese President Xi Jinping. He will attend the SCO summit to be held in the Chinese city of Tianjin on 31 August and 1 September.

The Ministry of External Affairs said, “On the sidelines of the summit, Prime Minister Modi is likely to have bilateral meetings with many Chinese leaders.”

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