Tokyo, Aug 9 The India-Japan relationship looks like a promising strategic partnership, and the cooperation is being built around de-risking shared economic vulnerabilities, said a report.According to the report by Tokyo Review, both Japan and India face the harsh realities of weaponised supply chains, energy insecurity, and dependence on China for critical minerals and pharmaceutical ingredients.It noted that the centre of gravity in the bilateral relationship is ‘unmistakably’ commercial, and those shared vulnerabilities were addressed directly in the recent India-Japan summit, where both Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Japanese counterpart Sanae Takaichi participated, emphasising three priority areas of cooperation…