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UP, Japan’s Yamanashi Eye Long-Term Green Hydrogen Partnership

UP, Japan’s Yamanashi Eye Long-Term Green Hydrogen Partnership
From Kashi To Green Hydrogen: UP, Japan’s Yamanashi Eye Stronger Long-Term Partnership · freepressjournal.in

A large group from Japan visited Uttar Pradesh in India.

The group included Kotaro Nagasaki, the governor of Yamanashi Prefecture.

He said Yamanashi and Uttar Pradesh want to work together for many years.

One important plan is to develop green hydrogen, which is a cleaner kind of energy.

They also want to improve energy security, meaning people can have a dependable supply of energy.

Nagasaki said this kind of cooperation could help promote development and world peace.

Some visitors prayed at Kashi Vishwanath Dham and joined devotees in chanting “Har Har Mahadev.”

The delegation also visited Sarnath and watched the Ganga Aarti at Namo Ghat.

Several agreements about investment and cooperation were signed in Lucknow.

Key facts

Yamanashi governor
Kotaro Nagasaki
Delegation size
More than 200 members
Main proposed initiative
Development through a green hydrogen system
Additional focus
Energy security, investment and bilateral cooperation
Sites visited
Kashi Vishwanath Dham, Sarnath and Namo Ghat
Agreements
Several memorandums of understanding on investment and bilateral cooperation were signed in Lucknow
Event
UP-Japan Investment Meet-2026

Quotes

Kotaro Nagasaki

Governor of Japan’s Yamanashi Prefecture

“We wish to advance cooperation in several important sectors together with Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath. One of these important initiatives is to promote the development of Uttar Pradesh and Yamanashi Prefecture through a green hydrogen system. Along with this, our desire is also to contribute to the establishment of world peace through energy security.”
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“By coming here, one can clearly feel the devotion and respect that all of you have towards God. I too have prayed here for world peace.”
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