Shinzo Abe Twitter

Responding to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's tweet wishing him speedy recover, Japan's former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe today responded to his Indian counterpart saying he hopes their partnership would improve in the time to come.

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Sunday drew an angry response from some Twitter users after sharing a video of himself lounging on a sofa with his dog, drinking tea and reading, with a message telling people to stay at home.

US President Donald Trump sparked a feeding frenzy on social media Monday when he was photographed dumping a box of fish food into a pond of koi carp during his trip to Japan.

A day before Prime Minister Narendra Modi hosts Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in his home state Gujarat, he greeted his counterpart on Twitter - in Japanese.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi Sunday wished Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on his birthday and said both the leaders are committed to take India-Japan relations to the next level.

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is followed by 3,65,000 people on Twitter. He used to earlier follow just three people, but that number went up by one yesterday as he started following Home Minister Rajnath Singh.

Home Minister Rajnath Singh has become the second Indian after Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the fourth person ever to be followed by Japanese PM Shinzo Abe on Twitter.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi landed at the Osaka airport in Japan on Saturday, looking dapper in a dark 'bandhgala'. His look got a thumbs up from a few Twitter users.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi was only the third person that Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe followed on Twitter, after his wife and a politician from that country.

A flurry of Japanese tweets this morning raised suspicion that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Twitter account had been hacked. Until he tweeted his thanks to "friends from Japan" who had helped him with the posts.

Mutually appreciative messages have pinged back and forth on the micro-blogging platform since Modi won a landslide victory.

Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe follows only three people on Twitter: his outspoken wife, a scandal-tainted politician and India's prime minister-in-waiting Narendra Modi.

An unusual "Tweet-up" -- a meeting of people who know each other on Twitter -- involving an ambassador, an astronaut and a prime minister has taken place on a video-link between Japan and the International Space Station.

Responding to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's tweet wishing him speedy recover, Japan's former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe today responded to his Indian counterpart saying he hopes their partnership would improve in the time to come.

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Sunday drew an angry response from some Twitter users after sharing a video of himself lounging on a sofa with his dog, drinking tea and reading, with a message telling people to stay at home.

US President Donald Trump sparked a feeding frenzy on social media Monday when he was photographed dumping a box of fish food into a pond of koi carp during his trip to Japan.

A day before Prime Minister Narendra Modi hosts Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in his home state Gujarat, he greeted his counterpart on Twitter - in Japanese.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi Sunday wished Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on his birthday and said both the leaders are committed to take India-Japan relations to the next level.

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is followed by 3,65,000 people on Twitter. He used to earlier follow just three people, but that number went up by one yesterday as he started following Home Minister Rajnath Singh.

Home Minister Rajnath Singh has become the second Indian after Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the fourth person ever to be followed by Japanese PM Shinzo Abe on Twitter.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi landed at the Osaka airport in Japan on Saturday, looking dapper in a dark 'bandhgala'. His look got a thumbs up from a few Twitter users.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi was only the third person that Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe followed on Twitter, after his wife and a politician from that country.

A flurry of Japanese tweets this morning raised suspicion that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Twitter account had been hacked. Until he tweeted his thanks to "friends from Japan" who had helped him with the posts.

Mutually appreciative messages have pinged back and forth on the micro-blogging platform since Modi won a landslide victory.

Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe follows only three people on Twitter: his outspoken wife, a scandal-tainted politician and India's prime minister-in-waiting Narendra Modi.

An unusual "Tweet-up" -- a meeting of people who know each other on Twitter -- involving an ambassador, an astronaut and a prime minister has taken place on a video-link between Japan and the International Space Station.