Narendra Modi strikes the right notes during visit to Japan 6 Photos . Updated: 01 Sep 2014, 04:45 PM IST Livemint Prime Minister Narendra Modi's five day visit to Japan has so far been marked by soft sell. On his first major foreign visit since his landslide election victory in May, Modi played the flute, visited a Buddhist temple and sat in the traditional 'seiza' style as he attempted to woo the Japanese. 1/6PM Narendra Modi plays a flute before school children during a visit to Taimei Elementary School in Tokyo on Monday. He talked to the students about the Hindu god Krishna playing the flute in mythology. Reuters 2/6Modi waves as school children play soprano recorders during his visit to Taimei Elementary School in Tokyo on Monday. Reuters 3/6Narendra Modi and Shinzo Abe (right), eat tea cakes, sitting in the traditional ‘seiza’ style, during a tea ceremony in Tokyo on Monday. Bloomberg 4/6PM Modi during his visit to the Toji Temple in Kyoto, western Japan on Sunday. PTI 5/6Modi, with the head priest during his visit to the Kinkaku-ji Temple, the Zen Buddhist temple in Kyoto, Japan on Sunday. PTI 6/6The Prime Minister being greeted by children upon his arrival at Taimei Elementary School in Tokyo. Reuters