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Union Minister Piyush Goyal’s four-day visit to Japan marks an important shift in India-Japan relations. With more than 200 Indian business leaders participating, the visit focused on investment, semiconductors, AI, advanced manufacturing and resilient supply chains—signalling a move towards deeper strategic economic interdependence. Piyush Goyal's four-day visit to Tokyo, Nagoya and Osaka (24–27 August 2026) — the largest Indian business delegation ever to travel overseas, a

Japan Month 2026 is set to strengthen India–Japan relations through an extensive calendar of trade, investment, education and cultural events. Building on the success of its previous editions, the Embassy of Japan in India is inviting businesses, educational institutions and cultural organizations to become part of this nationwide initiative that celebrates one of Asia's most dynamic strategic partnerships. The Embassy of Japan in India has designated September–October 2026 a

Japan rewards quality, trust and long-term partnerships—making it one of the world's most promising markets for Indian exporters. India Trend Fair Tokyo 2026 offers a unique opportunity to showcase Made in India products, connect with Japanese buyers and unlock new export opportunities in fashion, textiles and lifestyle products For Indian exporters seeking to diversify beyond traditional markets, Japan presents a compelling opportunity. As one of the world's largest economy

Junichi Nishida, Executive Director of the Kansai Japan-India Association (KJIA), shares his vision for strengthening India–Japan business, investment, innovation, and people-to-people ties. Junichi Nishida, Executive Director of the Kansai Japan-India Association (KJIA) As India and Japan continue to deepen their Special Strategic and Global Partnership, regional cooperation is emerging as a powerful driver of bilateral engagement. Among Japan's economic powerhouses, the Kan