Source Products from India
to Japan

In FY25-26, India's top exports to Japan are transport & vehicles ($1.0B), base metals & metal products ($0.8B), organic & inorganic chemicals ($0.8B), machinery & mechanical equipment ($0.6B), and agriculture & allied products ($0.6B). Total Indian exports to Japan were $6.0B (down 3.4% YoY), and under the India-Japan CEPA most trade lines enjoy reduced tariffs. diipl researches Japanese buyer demand by category, targets active importers, and verifies each buyer before a scheduled meeting.

The India-Japan Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (since 2011) provides preferential tariff treatment across most traded goods. Japanese importers can access reduced duties on Indian seafood, textiles, chemicals, and engineering goods.

Register on diipl as an international buyer. Many Japanese trading houses (sogo shosha) and manufacturers already source from India. Our platform connects you with GSTIN-verified MSMEs for direct procurement. No local registration needed.

Japan requires JIS (Japanese Industrial Standards), JAS (agricultural), MHLW approval (pharma/food), and PSE/S-Mark for electrical goods. Indian exporters to Japan typically hold ISO 9001 and product-specific Japanese certifications.

Sea freight from Indian East Coast (Chennai, Vizag) to Tokyo/Yokohama takes 14-18 days. From West Coast (Mumbai) it takes 18-22 days. Air freight takes 8-10 hours. India-Japan trade benefits from dedicated shipping lines with regular weekly services.