Toyota's Woven City, an ambitious project located at the base of Mount Fuji in Japan, is nearing completion. This futuristic 'living laboratory' will serve as a testing ground for cutting-edge technologies such as autonomous vehicles, robotics, and smart homes. With the completion of Phase 1, Toyota plans to officially launch the city in 2025, initially accommodating 100 employees known as 'Weavers.' The city will expand to house 360 residents by the end of Phase 1 and eventually grow to a capacity of 2,000 residents. Designed with pathways for different mobility options and a focus on hydrogen fuel cell technology for sustainability, Woven City aims to create a self-sustaining community. The city will also welcome inventors and businesses, with plans for innovative solutions like high-powered wheelchairs and personal drones. Despite facing challenges around surveillance and data collection, Toyota is committed to addressing these concerns and prioritizing residents' quality of life. By earning Japan's first LEED for Communities Platinum certification, Toyota's Woven City demonstrates a positive outlook on the future of sustainable urban development and technological innovation.