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This article is written by ForumIAS memberNayantara D, Indian Foreign Service, 2015 Batch. She is currently posted as Third Secretary, Embassy of Seoul.
You can reach her on her ForumIAS profile @nayandabar (http://discuss.forumias.com/profile/nayandabar).
This essay is a part of a series of Articles on International Relations by Nayantara D. You can check for her future International Relations Articles by visiting
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THE STORY OF INDOJAPAN RELATIONS

In the context of 21st Century, among all the bilateral relations, IndoJapan relations have all the
potential to transcend this era into an Asian century.
This relationship, which incorporates no dispute ideological, cultural or territorial, was embarked
upon in 6th century A.D. when Bhuddhism was introduced in Japan.
Direct exchange in modern times commenced only in Maiji era 18681912, when Japan set off the
process of modernization. Japanese support and assistance to Netaji and INA continue to persist in
popular imagination.
Although diplomatic relations between two countries were established in 1952, it was only in
august 2000 when Japanese PM Yoshiro Mori and his Indian counterpart Atal Bihari Vajpeyi set in
motion Global partnership in 21st century.
Commonalities such as shared democratic values, commitment to human rights, pluralism, open
society and rule of law are foundation blocks of this global partnership.
Complementarities: Why are both important to each other

Varied factors have supported momentum of this partnership viz. Indias economic resurgence, its
engagement with USA and its increasing interest and stakes in East Asia in the form of Look East
Policy in 1992 and Act East Asia Policy in 2015.
On similar lines, for Japan, India has emerged as an alternative economic partner and important
constituent of Asias emerging security order.
IFS Officer Nayantara D with Honourable Lok Sabha
Speaker Sumitra Mahajan. She is currently serving as the
Third Secreatry, Embassy of Seoul.
A transition of power is unfolding in Asian continent and the shape and substance of IndoJapan
relationship is one of its spinoff. Notwithstanding, strengthening of the IndoJapan relations is not
the only consequence of rise of china and USAs shifting of regional policy in the form of
Rebalancing of Asia.
Factors like domestic perception of the alliance partner, which is amicable, have stimulated this relationship. Japanese perception of India has also been
molded by the dissenting opinion of Radha Binod Pal the Indian judge at famous Tokyo trials who declined to convict Japans top military brass as war
criminal proving that Japans imperial history has been discounted by Indian consciousness.
In addition to this, personal bonding between Japanese PM and his Indian counterpart, who are leading single party majority government in respective
countries, is a class by itself.
Cooperation in Various Domains: Strategic cooperation

Increment in chinas military expenditure was almost one and half times bigger in 2014 than defense outlay in 2010. This expansion is a cause of concern
for both countries, since both countries are engaged in negotiation with China over Arunachal Pradesh India and Shenkaku Island Japan.
New Delhi and Tokyo are apt to hedge against USAs possible failure in containing chinas growing assertiveness in the region in the backdrop of this era
of power transition. This hedging strategy can be analyzed in three main categories
Firstly, increasing bilateral defence partnership against fear of American retrenchment,
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Firstly, increasing bilateral defence partnership against fear of American retrenchment,

Secondly, economic engagement against an overdependence on china and
Finally, multilateral hedge against Chinas rising influence in international and regional institutions.
Defence Cooperation
In the sphere of defence, in 2009, 2+2 dialogue foreign and defence ministerial were initiated. India has always supported freedom of navigation and
unimpeded lawful commerce in international waters in sync with UNCLOS visvis South China Sea dispute and East China Sea issue.
India invited Japanese navy to participate in annual Malabar exercise in 2014 with USA in pacific waters, reviving an earlier practice of joint IndiaUSA
Japan trilateral exercise.
Negotiations on possible trade in defence equipments from Japan, as per Tokyo deceleration, are in the pipeline. Indian interest is in Japanese US2
amphibious aircraft for surveillance purpose in the Indian Ocean is high. If this deal is realized then it will signify for the first time Japanese exportof
defence goods and technology since World War II.
Can we collaborate in Defence?

Collaborative projects in defence equipment and technology is under consideration.
Tokyo has lifted ban on six Indian firms involved in defence R&D blacklisted after 1998 nuclear test, commencing towards transfer of Japanese military
technology.
Tokyo declaration of 2014 underscores the significance of strategic cooperation between two of Asias largest maritime democracies and castigates states
indulging in expansionist policies in the region.
In 2010 china accounted for 28% of total military spending in Asia. Its share has increased to 38% by 2014. Its DF21d antiship ballistic missile is capable
of targeting the entire South China Sea, Malacca Strait, most of Bay of Bengal and parts of Arabian Sea.
After south Korea and USA jointly announced they would deploy USA Missile Defence System Terminal High Altitude Area DefenceTHAAD in South
Korea in 2016 in order to devise a fitting line of regional deterrence , Japan is rushing forward to do the same.
These strategic maneuvers dictate steps in the direction of balance of power in Asian continent, which is tilting in favor of China.
Change in Article 9
Japan has revised Article 9 of its Constitution to allow Japans selfdefence forces to act more like a conventional army.
The clause forbids Japan from using force to settle international disputes and restricts its land, air and naval forces to a strictly defensive role.
Japan has scrapped the article to reform its pacifist, postWWII constitution to develop its military for collective self defence.
Balance of military power and ever accentuating territorial and recourse nationalism in Asia has paved intensification of strategic cooperation between
India and Japan.
Although Japan controls Senkaku island, its sovereignty has been aggressively contested by China, as is evident in Beijings decision to establish an Air
Defence Identification Zone ADIZ in the Eastern Asia in Nov. 2013.
Chinas Aggressiveness
Chinese revisionism is also evident in South China Sea SCS where Beijing claims ownership over Nine Dash Line which if established by force, would
entail that almost all of the SCS will be the exclusive economic zone of China.
SCS is endowed with fossil fuels and vital for merchant and international free navigation given the fact that 71% international cargo passes through this
region.
Hague Arbitration Tribunal in Phillipines V/S China case in 2016 rejected Chinas claim Of Nine Dash Line and the historic rights of Middle Kingdom off
the hand. But China does not subscribe to UNCLOS, adding to tensions in the region.
On the Himalayan side, transgressions in Demchok, Ladakh, Chumar and Depsang areas tell a story of territorial hunger of China.
Although IndiaChina relations look normal but distrust lingers deep within, which is a fallout of 4000 km. long Himalayan border dispute resulting from
1962 war.
Indian side has suspicion for huge investment sponsored by china in developing port and deep underwater ports which can be used for military purpose
in Indias neighborhood through Maritime Silk Route Project.
This is owing to the fact that it resembles Chinas earlier policy of String of Pearls theory encirclement of India through a series of ports in different
maritime countries in Indias neighbourhood.
Development of Kyaukphu port and deep underwater port at Maday island Arakan coast in Myanmar nearby North East region of India and
development of Gwadhar port in Pakistan near Western India is supposed to be a part of this grand scheme.
In addition to this, Great Coco Island and Little Coco Island are controlled by Myanmar. Since the early 1990s, there have been frequent reports of China
using those islands for military and naval purposes but there is no certain proof of whether the islands are actually under Chinese control.
Thus, Chinese presence on the Coco Islands, developing intelligence systems and other naval facilities, is unnerving for nearby India.
While it is yet not certain whether the Great Coco island hosts Chinese intelligence systems, there is greater acknowledgement on the building of runways
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and other connectivity infrastructure on the Cocos.

This represents an array of attempts by China to intrude into the Indian ocean region to surround India from all four corners.
Economic cooperation
For 201112 IndiaJapan bilateral trade stood at $18.31 billion. The comprehensive trade pact between India and Japan aims to double bilateral trade
nearly to $25 billion.
Japan is looking to boost trade and investment ties with India. The reasons behind this interest in India is obvious. India offers a large domestic market
base.
Besides, mutual synergies between businesses in the two countries are driving initiatives
Firstly, Japans ageing population 23% above 65 years and Indias youthful dynamism over 50%below 25 years
Secondly, Japan is a relatively labour scarce, capital abundant country that complements Indias rich spectrum of human capital.
Thirdly, Indias prowess in the software sector lends synergy to Japans excellence in the hardware sector 4. Indias abundance of raw materials and
minerals matches well with Japans capabilities in technology and capital to produce knowledgeintensive manufactured goods 5. Indias large
domestic market has been the main factor for investments by Japanese companies.
The majority of investments are in traditional fields like machinery, automobiles and auto parts 6. Japanese small and medium enterprises have begun to
discover India as the new growth market.
Japan and India share a common vision for the world. This is aptly illustrated by the fact that there has been an increase in the number of joint
declarations, delegation visits and other business events between the two countries.
India Japan CEPA

The Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement CEPA between India and Japan came into force in August 2011.Despite this agreement India
Japan bilateral trade stands at measly USD16 billion as compared to SinoIndian trade amounting to USD 70 billion and SinoJapanese trade at whooping
amount of USD 343 billion in 2014 .
The agreement had two major concerns, namely: the infrastructure in India, and nontariff barriers in Japan. On the infrastructure front, the two countries
are collaborating on the huge, US $90billion DelhiMumbai Industrial Corridor DMIC project.
The project agreement appears highly promising in the environment of the new manufacturing policy whereby India is targeting to increase the share of
manufacturing in GDP to 25 percent within a decade, potentially creating 100 million jobs.
Japan had invested in dedicated freight corridor west project, strategic port facility in Chennai, development of strategic assets including highways and
dams in North East Region where Indias immediate neighbor is eyeing for territorial expansion.
Japan has set up multi product SEZ and clusters, custom free and warehousing zones in Neemrana in Rajsthan leading to greater economic integration
in Asia. In 2014 KyotoKashi pact was signed between two countries wherein Kashi became as popular as city of tenthousand shrines in land of rising
sun.
Under this agreement Kyoto and Kashi will prepare a detailed roadmap for making Kashi a smart city, retaining its rich culture,tradition and heritage.
Tariff & Non Tariff barriers an obstruction?

An important factor affecting IndoJapan trade is the tariff and non tariff barriers imposed by both countries. Japan has placed import prohibitions and
quantitative restrictions on imports from India, for example, on fish and silk items.
Japans Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures SPS are major barriers to Indian exports of poultry, meat, shrimps and fruits like mangoes and grapes.
This issue highlights the need for sharing and facilitating the exchange of technology under the agreement to promote Indian exports to Japan.
Engaging Japan economically is important as India is biggest recipient of Japans ODA. India is also premium destinations for foreign direct investment
from Japan.
Attracting Japanese investment, technology and business is crucial for transforming India into Asias new production line. There is a strategic rationale
behind economic engagement of India with Japan.
India is far more comfortable with Japanese businesses investing in development of strategic assets of infrastructure but Chinese investment in
infrastructure is seen with concerns and suspicions due to security reasons and mistrust, even when such investment can resolve some of the trade
imbalance of India with china.
For Japan economic partnership is shaped by realpolitik too. Japanese investment was very vital for Chinese miracle as china has been highest recipient of
Japanese aid between 19802003. Greater economic integration with china has not translated into political trust between two countries, hence boundary
disputes has escalated.
During Indian Pm visit to Japan 2014 two countries have announced IndiaJapan Investment Promotion Partnership. Japan has promised to invest more
than USD 35 billion in India.
ODA and private investment is biggest foreign investment by any single country into India. Substantial contract on export of rare earth minerals from
India to Japan is on anvil, which would offset Japans reliance on china for supply.
Both India and Japan are concerned that their growing economic interdependence on China might make the Indian and Japanese economies more
vulnerable to Beijings economic coercion.
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vulnerable to Beijings economic coercion.

Secondly, both the nations are exasperated by chinas strategy of deploying surrogates in East and South Asia primarily North Korea and Pakistan, to wear
both the countries out.
The China Pakistan Economic Corridor CPEC a USD 45 billion project traversing through highly sensitive Karakoram border region of India is one of the
examples.
Multilateral cooperation domain:

Despite being benefited by USAs unipolarity, multilateralism has emerged as cornerstone of contemporary foreign policy of both the nations.
Joint statement of 2006 incorporated cooperation in multilateral forums like UN,SAARC, EAS and ARF. The impulse for multilateralism stems for desire
to make 21st century as Asian century through working for peace and stability in the region, providing better connectivity and greater regional
integration.
Although undercurrent of fears of Chinas hegemony in the Asia and USAs declining clout in global affairs also boost force of multilateralism supported
by India and Japan.
Significant agenda for New Delhi and Tokyo is to reform UNSC. Both demand democratization of UNSC and both claim permanent membership in this
regard. Post WWII international security architecture with Beijing as only Asian representative in UNSC with veto power ensures that China will continue to
enjoy extraordinary leverage in the region.
So maintaining a status quo is in favor of china as it does not support claim either by India or by Japan. Chinas opposition has further cemented the
IndoJapanese relationship wherein countries declared solidarity for eachothers positions demanding permanent membership and formed G4 including
Germany and Brazil too.
India was included into East Asia summit membership ASEAN 3+3 on behest of Japan along with Australia and New Zealand despite protest by China.
India shows its appreciation for current Japanese PMs initiative to help Bangladesh in developing the region around the Bay Of Bengal though Bay of
Bengal Industrial Growth Belt or BIG B initiative.
Japans active involvement in this region offsets chinas growing economic and strategic influence in Indias neighborhood. Two course shares similarview
of establishing peace and stability in Afghanistan and has invested into Afghanistans prosperity and development. India and Japan institutionalize
trilateral strategic dialogue partnership with USA in 2011.
These trilateral initiative has serious potential to transform into Quad of Democracies including Australia in the IndoPacific region.
Nuclear Conundrum
Issue of civilian nuclear technology cooperation remains a constraint in realizing true potential of this strategic partnership. Japans antinuclear stance
often conflicts with Indias aspiration of to be a nuclear power.
Tokyo however has relented and supported IndiaUSA Civil Nuclear Cooperation Agreement at IAEA andNSG,given the responsible nuclear state history
of India.
India and Japan has started discussion on a Civilian Nuclear Cooperation Agreement in 2010. For India, nuclear cooperation with Japan is essential to
consummate indoUSA nuclear deal owing to the fact that Westinghouse is Toshibas subsidiary and Mitshubishi has a technical cooperation agreement
with General Electric.
Even crucial components of nuclear reactors offered by French nuclear consortium Areva are manufactured in Japan.
India also needs Japans support for NSG membership but later has expressed reservations citing New Delhis lack of commitment to nuclear
disarmament, especially at CTBT and FMCT.
Nuclear disaster at Fukushima Daiichi plant in 2011 had also derailed ongoing consultations. Japans preconditions to such an agreement includes
stringent inspections of Indian civilian nuclear facilities, termination of agreement in case of India conducts nuclear test and Indias abdication of right to
enrich or reprocess fuel of Japanese originrule of origin i.e. fagging and benchmarking.
Tokyo has attached significance to ratification to CTBT and a unilateral moratorium on production of fissile material.
For India, the benchmark for bilateral civilian cooperation deal has been already fixed by IndoUSA nuclear deal and India will not go more than what it
has committed to its civilian nuclear pact with USA.
Notwithstanding, having accepted the IAEAs Additional Protocols which allows IAEA to conduct extensive inspection of Indias civilian nuclear
programme, India have affirmatively addressed one of the Japans major concerns.
In the backdrop of CTBT being discriminatory and instrument to maintain status quo in favor of recognized nuclear states, India replies with Not Now,
Not Ever approach in words of former diplomat Arundhati Ghosh.
With a responsible nuclear doctrine in 1998 itself India had adhered to unilateral moratorium on nuclear test. In addition to this, China and USA has not
ratified CTBT yet, so India has no strategic rationale to move forward and ratify it. Same line of argument goes for the FMCT issue too.
Nonetheless Japan in recent times is going ahead with Civil Nuclear Cooperation Agreement very eagerly owing to economic compulsion resulting from
global economic slowdown, which augurs well for India.
What Lies Ahead?

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India and Japan are two powerful democratic forces in Asia which are searching for more options to work and prosper jointly.
Economic front needs to be strengthened to reach Low Hanging Fruit of Asia wherein demographic dividend of the India and other Asian countries can
be deployed to benefit Asia as whole.
Both need to join hand to establish peace and order in not only disturbed region of Asia but of the whole world.
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THE STORY OF INDOJAPAN RELATIONS

Complementarities: Why are both important to each other

Cooperation in Various Domains: Strategic cooperation

Firstly, increasing bilateral defence partnership against fear of American retrenchment,

Can we collaborate in Defence?

and other connectivity infrastructure on the Cocos.

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