Japan is keen on strengthening its investments in India. Apart from industrial investments it is also contributing to upgrading infrastructure. After the completion of the preliminary report on the corridor in 2012, the Japan International Cooperation Agency commissioned a master plan. More than half the Japanese companies in India are from the manufacturing sector.
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