Ivanka Trump met up with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe for a dinner in Tokyo on Friday, on the second and last day of her trip to Japan.

The first daughter, 36, posed for photos with Abe, 63, after giving a speech about female entrepreneurs and women's role in the economy at the World Assembly for Women 2017 earlier in the day.

Ivanka stepped out in a $1,995 kimono-inspired dress made in Italy by designer Johanna Ortiz for the dinner, which took place after the mother-of-three spoke out against harassment of women in the workplace, specifically highlighting sexual harassment which she insisted 'can never be tolerated'.

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Visit: Ivanka Trump met up with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe for a dinner in Tokyo on Friday, on the second and last day of her trip to Japan

Official: The first daughter, 36, posed for photos with Abe, 63, after giving a speech about female entrepreneurs and women's role in the economy

Culture: Ivanka donned a $1,995 kimono-inspired dress, in what appeared to be a nod to the traditional clothing dating back to the Heian period, between the eighth and twelfth centuries

Change: She departed from her usual straight blowout and instead wore her long hair in relaxed waves, perhaps owing to the current humid weather in the Japanese capital

Ivanka made the comments during a speech on female entrepreneurship and women's role in the economy at the World Assembly for Women 2017.

During her second official trip abroad as a senior White House adviser, the president's eldest daughter spoke out against harassment of women in the workplace.

'All too often, our workplace culture fails to treat women with appropriate respect,' she said. 'This takes many forms including harassment which can never be tolerated.'

Her remarks came amid growing attention to sexual harassment of women in Hollywood and other industries in the US.

Ivanka's father has been accused of inappropriate sexual conduct by more than a dozen women. He has denied their allegations.

Ivanka picked the below-the-knee, flowing dress by the Colombian designer, with pink accents and a flowery pattern, tied around the waist with a black bow belt for what appeared to be a nod to the traditional Japanese clothing dating back to the Heian period, between the eighth and twelfth centuries.

Designer Johanna has had previous ties to the White House, having been invited in the past to show her collections there and at the United Nations as a fashion ambassador to her native Colombia.

Meanwhile, Ivanka departed from her usual straight blowout and instead wore her long hair in relaxed waves, perhaps owing to the current humid weather in the Japanese capital.

The White House adviser finished her outfit with black stilettos.

Posting several images from the dinner on her Instagram account, Ivanka revealed that the Prime Minister had actually presented her with a birthday bouquet as a special surprise.

'An unforgettable last night in Tokyo!' she captioned the post. 'Thank you Prime Minister Abe for the warm hospitality and the belated birthday wishes.'

The images show the first daughter, who turned 36 on October 30, sitting down to enjoy a traditional Japanese meal with the Prime Minister and several other guests, and also capture the group enjoying what appears to be a fan dance.

Ivanka is also pictured receiving a beautiful floral bouquet from the Prime Minister, beaming with delight at the special gift.

Style: Ivanka picked a below-the-knee, flowy dress with pink accents and a flowery pattern, tied around the waist with a black bow belt

Happy as can be: The mother-of-three beamed with joy as she waved for the cameras

Tasty treats: Ivanka shared images from the dinner on her Instagram account, while thanking the Prime Minister for ensuring she had a 'unforgettable last night in Tokyo'

Birthday girl! The Prime Minister also presented Ivanka with a bouquet of flowers in honor of her 36th birthday, which was on October 30

What a fun finale: Ivanka will now return home to the US, where she will continue to push tax reform while her father completes a 12-day trip in Asia

It was a busy day for Ivanka, who appears to have made a quick fashion change into her kimono-style dress after appearing at the World Assembly for Women 2017 in a pink suit, where - in addition to commenting on sexual harassment in the workplace - she also called for an increase of women and minority participation in the fields of science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM).

'Female and minority participation in STEM fields is moving in the wrong direction,' she said. 'We must create equal participation in these traditionally male-dominated sectors of our economy.'

She said her father's tax reforms - unveiled by Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday - would benefit American families.

'We are seeking to simplify the tax code, lower rates, expand the child tax credit, eliminate the marriage penalty, and put more money back in the pockets of hard-working Americans,' she told a meeting room in a Tokyo hotel that had a number of empty seats.

Abe, who joined her onstage, said his government was aiming to mobilize women in Japan's workforce and strengthen economic growth, launching policies such as improved childcare in his 'Womenomics' program.

'We've put our full strength into creating an environment where it's easy for women to work,' Abe said in an opening address to the conference.

'I really feel that Japan has come a long way,' he said.

Japan's gender gap remains wide despite such efforts, with little progress made since Abe vowed at the United Nations in 2013 to create 'a society where women can shine'.

Japan ranked 114 out of 144 in the World Economic Forum's 2017 Global Gender Gap report - sandwiched between Guinea and Ethiopia and down 13 places since Abe took power.

Message: Earlier on Friday, Ivanka gave a speech on female entrepreneurship and women's role in the economy at the World Assembly for Women 2017

Duo: Abe, who joined her onstage, said his government was aiming to mobilize women in Japan's workforce and strengthen economic growth

Choices: The prime minister appointed only two women to ministerial posts in a Cabinet reshuffle in August, down from three and five respectively in his previous two cabinets

Future: The president's eldest daughter said that the world must increase women and minority participation in the fields of science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM)

Observations: 'Female and minority participation in STEM fields is moving in the wrong direction,' Ivanka said during her speech

Last word: After she finished, she tweeted: 'The fact is, ALL women are 'working women.' Let's continue to empower women and ensure they succeed in our modern economy. #WAW2017'

Abe appointed only two women to ministerial posts in a Cabinet reshuffle in August, down from three and five respectively in his previous two cabinets. Only 14 per cent of Japan's lawmakers are women.

Men also dominate decision-making in business in Japan. Only 3.7 per cent of Japanese-listed company executives were women at the end of July, according to the Cabinet Office, barely changed from 3.4 per cent a year earlier.

After her speech, the impeccably dressed 36-year-old posed for pictures with Abe on stage.

Sporting a bright pink skirt suit with pearl embellished buttons, Ivanka was all smiles for the special event.

After she finished, she tweeted: 'The fact is, ALL women are 'working women.' Let's continue to empower women and ensure they succeed in our modern economy. #WAW2017'.

Ivanka touched down in Narita, east of Tokyo, on Thursday ahead of her speech, and was greeted by a group of photographers waiting to capture her arrival.

She made sure a member of her entourage filmed her glamorous arrival as she made her way down the escalator, and later shared the footage with her 3.9 million followers on her Instagram Story.

Travels: Ivanka landed in Japan on Thursday ahead of her speech on female entrepreneurship

Arrival: The first daughter touched down in Narita, east of Tokyo, after a 14-hour flight

Long journey: Ivanka kept her sunglasses on inside the airport, shielding her eyes after her 14-hour flight from Washington, DC

Greetings: She smiled at the cameras as she passed the photographers and continued her exit

The clip shows Ivanka arriving to Narita International Airport, then focuses on the many photographers taking her picture, before focusing on the first daughter again.

Ivanka kept her sunglasses on inside the airport, shielding her eyes after her 14-hour flight from Washington, DC.

She smiled at the cameras as she passed the photographers and continued her exit.

The senior White House adviser, who is traveling at the invitation of Abe, donned a thigh-length, light blue coat white a white, black-rimmed collar.

Ivanka paired the statement jacket with black tailored pants and black flats with a prominent black bow on top.

She finished off her outfit with pearl earrings and a large black purse.

Right after her landing, Ivanka went to enjoy a traditional kaiseki meal, a refined, meticulously prepared multi-course dinner.

Kaiseki meals, which are among the finest cuisine in the world, are served on individual trays to each guest. They can vary in composition, but typically include an appetizer served with sake, sashimi, a simmered dish, grilled food, rice, and dessert.

Documenting: She made sure a member of her entourage filmed her glamorous arrival and later shared the footage with her 3.9 million followers on her Instagram Story

Sharing: The first daughter also posted this photo on her Instagram account to document her visit to Japan

Snaps: Another photo shared by Ivanka on Instagram shows her waving at photographers gathered behind a barrier to capture her arrival

Fine dining: Right after her landing, Ivanka went to enjoy a traditional kaiseki meal, a refined, meticulously prepared multi-course dinner

Mementos: Ivanka shared photos of herself enjoying her meal on Instagram. She can be seen bringing a bowl to her lips and interacting with their hosts

Hospitality: Kaiseki meals, such as the one Ivanka enjoyed, are among the finest cuisine in the world, and are served on individual trays to each guest

Ivanka shared photos of herself enjoying her meal on Instagram. She can be seen bringing a bowl to her lips and interacting with their hosts, whom she thanked for their hospitality in the caption.

The first daughter was initially supposed to travel with her father after her speech, during President Donald Trump's 12-day trip around Asia, which is his first official visit to the continent as commander in chief.

But she is now due to return to the US right after her speech on Friday, in order to continue pushing for her father's proposed tax reform.

Axios wrote on Tuesday that Ivanka, along with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and economic adviser Gary Cohn, will hold tax reform events in the US instead, laying the public opinion groundwork with voters while President Trump is away visiting Japan, South Korea, China, Vietnam and the Philippines.

A trip to China for Ivanka could also be bad for optics, as her Chinese clothing factories have attracted negative headlines in recent months.

Axios reported that Ivanka had canceled meetings in both China and South Korea that she had previously booked.

Both Ivanka and Jared Kusher, her husband and fellow White House adviser, accompanied the president on his two previous foreign trips, though they broke off to spend a date night in Rome in May, before peeling off and heading back to the United States.

Before she left, Ivanka shared her excitement over her trip to Japan, even as she admitted that she will miss her three children while she is away.

The 36-year-old was pictured leaving her Washington, DC home on Wednesday morning to head out for her flight.

Off she goes! She was spotted leaving her home for her trip to Japan on Wednesday morning

A little help: A team loaded Ivanka's luggage into the car before she left

Last hugs: Before leaving, Ivanka shared a photo of herself with her three kids, which appears to have been taken the night before while reading a bedtime story

On that same morning, Ivanka shared a cuddly photo of herself with her three children Arabella, six, Joseph, four, and Theodore, one, just before she set off.

'I’m looking forward to visiting Japan, but sure will miss these three!' Ivanka wrote on Instagram at around 9 am Wednesday morning.

The photo, which appears to have been taken at bedtime the night before, shows Ivanka sitting in a large white bed surrounded by her children.

The first daughter is dressed comfortably in leggings, a black sweater, and socks, and appears to have washed her make-up off for the night.

She is holding a picture book, with Arabella sitting to her right in red and white pajamas, her hair freshly washed.

Shortly after sharing the snap of her kids, Ivanka was pictured leaving her DC home to catch her flight.

Dressed for the cooler November weather, she wore a heavy-looking black skirt with a small slit up one leg, layered with a $60 chunky gray sweater from Zara, which was covered in pearl-like embellishments.

She accessorized with a pair of gray suede heels but didn't carry a purse as she walked out to a waiting SUV. Her luggage was carried to the car for her and loaded into the trunk by various staff members.