Japan PM Abe visits Duterte in his Davao home

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe visited the house of President Rodrigo Duterte in Davao City on Friday.

In a Facebook post, Special Assistant to the President Secretary Christopher "Bong" Go said Duterte also showed Abe his bedroom, including his mosquito net.

During the 45 minutes that Abe was in Duterte's house, 10 minutes was spent touring the President's bedroom. Only two other people accompanied Duterte and Abe.

Go said Abe was served biko, suman, kutsinta, and mongo soup during his visit to Duterte's home.

Malacañang said Abe was also served with pickled banana blossom with ginger, onion, and tomato in native vinaigrette; fruits such as ripe mango, pomelo, and rambutan; and drinks like Earl Gray black tea, coffee, and buko juice.

Palace photos showed that Abe's wife, Akie Abe, and Duterte's common-law wife, Cielito "Honeylet" Avanceña joined the leaders during the visit.

Duterte handed Abe and his wife gifts during their visit at his home.

The Japanese First Lady received a Filipiniana blouse from the President.

PDuterte with common-law wife Honeylet handed gifts to PM Abe and his wife Akie during their visit. Rene Lumawag/Presidential Photo pic.twitter.com/mxmP3kMBVL

— Trisha Macas (@trishamacas) January 13, 2017

Before entering Duterte's house in Doña Luisa Village, Abe chuckled at a cardboard cutout standee of his host.

Japanese PM Abe smiles as he looks at the standee of PDuterte outside his home in Davao City on Friday. Rene Lumawag/Presidential Photo pic.twitter.com/ZhYIndYAQU

— Trisha Macas (@trishamacas) January 13, 2017

Duterte's neighbors also had a chance to interact with the Japanese Prime Minister, the first world leader to visit their village.

Neighbors had the chance to interact w/ PM Abe before entering PDuterte's Davao home. Simeon Celi Jr/Presidential Photo @gmanews pic.twitter.com/IHczC3Lbq4

— Trisha Macas (@trishamacas) January 13, 2017

Abe and his wife had arrived in Manila on Thursday afternoon. They then flew to Davao City in the evening to visit Duterte's bailiwick. They left the Philippines at noon on Friday.

Abe is the first leader that Duterte hosted since he became President in June 2016.

The visit yielded a total of Y1 trillion in aid and investments to the Philippines. — VVP, GMA News