Mr. Modi started his Japan visit with fruitful meetings with top Japanese Ministers including former PM Mr. Shinzo Abe. Giving an inspiring speech at the JETRO seminar, he touched upon a variety of issues from economic cooperation to the deep-rooted ties between India & Japan. Between the hectic schedules, he also pulled out time to answer questions of media friends!

1. PM Narendra Modi's visit to Japan

2. KPI’s
 Social Connections
 Social Page Views
 Engagement Rate
 Talking About This
 Facebook Reach
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 Social Clicks

3. Visit to Japan take ties to new
level:
 PM Modi lays out a clear, actionable vision for
India. Now over to implementation.
 The two countries have complementary economies,
given Japan's wealth and technological prowess and
India's natural resources and drive to modernize its
economy.
 Modi will try to woo Japanese investment in three
of his favorite projects, including railway
modernization.
 Abe and Modi have been exchanging endearments
on Twitter, Facebook and NewsLetter via email.

4. PM Narendra Modi leaves for 5-
day visit to Japan
We take a look at the takeaways from PM Modi's visit:
 PM Modi's 3D mantra
 Bullet trains
 Two nominees of Japan in PMO's special team
 'Special Strategic Global Partnership‘
 Japan to invest over $33.58 billion in India
 New TCS training initiative

5. Social Media buzz on News Paper
 There has been talk about billions and millions. But there
has never been talk of trillions," he said, referring to 3.5
trillion Yen.
 Government is hoping to win Japanese backing for a
nuclear energy pact during a visit by Prime
Minister Narendra Modi
 Sources in the Japanese government told ET that Modi's
announcement for inclusion of nominees by Japan have
taken them by surprise.
 It is a strategic partnership because Japan will play an
increasingly important role in India's economic
transformation and development.

6. Facebook
 Urged Japanese business community to 'Make in India' and
assured them that there is no better place than India for
Japanese business.
 Inaugurated the TCS Japan Technology and Culture
Academy.
 Had a wonderful interaction with students at the
University of the Sacred Heart, Tokyo.
 Tried his hands on the drums in Tokyo.
 The MoU focuses on heritage conservation, and
cooperation in art, culture and academics. It will also serve
as a framework for the smart heritage cities programme.

7. Facebook contd…
 The buzz when PM Narendra Modi was in Japan.

8. Twitter
 Twitter was been used as the large numbers.
 What the #PMJapanVisit accomplished in the field
of: #SkillDevelopment.

9. Twitter contd…
 India and Japan sign Kyoto-Varanasi partnership
agreement | #PMJapanVisit
 His remarks at the joint press briefing with Japan
PM Abe Shinzo in Tokyo.
 Met 99 year old Mr. Saichiro Misumi, Subhas
Babu's oldest living associate in Japan.

10. YouTube
Narendra Modi buzz across the globe
 With the NaMo buzz going global, Team Niti Central takes a
look at what Opinion Makers around the world are saying.
 India may forge stronger trade bonds with Japan as the
Japanese entrepreneurs are already looking to notch
infrastructure projects under their belts.

11. YouTube Contd…
 Salutation to Mr Modi who has disabused
everyone's mindset that once in power he would
ensue communalism in India. Since the very time
of canvassing, Modi stressed the importance of
development, development and only development.
And he manifested promises of his manifesto.

12. Social media impressed with
Narendra Modi's speech
 Indians took to the social networking site Twitter in large
numbers.
 Social media accounts on Facebook and Twitter have completely
changed the way information comes out of the prime minister’s
office.
 One of India’s most respected journals, Economic and Political
Weekly, published the articleMainstreaming Modi
 He consented of doing a one-on-one interview with Arnab
Goswami of Times Now.
 The last word can go to Scroll.in, one of India’s newest online
magazines.

13.  The visit generated the most excitement from India, which
contributes to 58% of the total social media buzz from across the
world. USA stands second with 9.2% followed by Japan at 6.7%. It
has been observed that most of the conversations happened
without the use of any hashtags. These conversations were driven
by official Twitter accounts of PMOIndia, IndianDiplomacy,
NarendraModi and AbeShinzo. Nonetheless the top hashtag that
was used for conversation is #ModiInJapan.
 #ModiInJapan has been mentioned more than 5.8K and the event
generated over 3 Million conversations in the last 7 days. Around
68% people have expressed their positive feelings about the meet
against the 5% negative ones.
 Twitter contributed to the maximum buzz with around 87% when
compared with other social channels.
 Japanese Prime Minister @abeshinzo has been mentioned 52k
times in the last 7 days while @narendramodi has been mentioned
208k times.

14. Infographic

15. Statistics

23. Graphs - #modiinjapan

24. Facebook

25. Graphs - #pmjapanvisit

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27. Sources
Infographic
http://simplify360.com/blog/modi-met-abe-japan/
Analystics
www.hashtracking.com

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