Yuko Kishida, the wife of Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, has gifted pairs of wearable binoculars to the spouses of the leaders of the Group of Seven countries and international organizations who attended the G-7 summit that concluded Sunday in Hiroshima, according to the Japanese Foreign Ministry.

Wearable binoculars gifted by Yuko Kishida, the wife Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, to the spouses of the leaders of the Group of Seven countries and international organizations who attended the G-7 summit in Hiroshima, western Japan. (Photo courtesy of the Japanese Foreign Ministry)(Kyodo)

Kishida, meanwhile, presented lacquered fountain pens and sets of lacquer wine glasses to his counterparts and leaders of international organizations on the occasion of the three-day G-7 summit, the ministry said.

Lacquer wine glass set gifted by Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida to the leaders of the Group of Seven countries and international organizations who attended the G-7 summit in Hiroshima, western Japan. (Photo courtesy of the Japanese Foreign Ministry)(Kyodo)

The pens were made by Sailor Pen Co. based in Hiroshima Prefecture, while the wine glasses, featuring symbols of Hiroshima such as autumn leaves and Nishikigoi carp on their base, were designed by the local artist 7th Ikkokusai Kinjo.

The binoculars, called "KabukiGlasses," are produced by Santeplus Inc.

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