According to India's New Delhi TV (NDTV) and the Indian Times on August 30, Prime Minister Modi, during his visit to Japan, gave the Japanese Prime Minister Shapiro Momo and his wife Shapiro Yoshi a moonstone bowl and a sheeple shoulder.

According to NDTV, Modi¡¯s selection of gifts for Modi included a large brown moonstone bowl and four small bowl, inspired by traditional Japanese rice and grapefruit diets.In addition, Modi also prepared a hand-woven oatmeal shirt for Modi and put it in a fine hand-painted paper box.

According to a report by the Japan Jiji News Agency on the 29th, Shigeru Ishiba held talks with visiting Modi at the Prime Minister's official residence that day. In addition to explicitly strengthening cooperation in fields such as economic, trade, investment, and people-to-people exchanges, the two sides also revised the Joint Declaration on Security for the first time in 17 years.

Regarding Japan-India relations, Qian Feng, a researcher at the National Institute of Strategic Studies at Tsinghua University, told a reporter from the Global Times on the 29th that Japan-India relations have developed smoothly in many fields such as politics and economy in recent years. Under the pressure exerted by the United States on tariffs and trade, both countries have shown their intention to further unite and warm up, promoting the coordinated development of Japan-India relations in a dual-track direction of deepening economic cooperation and geostrategic bundling.