Toyota's ambitious project, 'Woven City,' located near Mount Fuji in Japan, is nearing completion with an estimated cost of $10.13 billion. It serves as a 'living laboratory' to test and refine cutting-edge technologies, including hydrogen power, autonomous vehicles, robots, and AI. The city's design includes eco-friendly smart homes powered by hydrogen and solar energy. The project, led by Toyota in collaboration with the architectural firm BIG, aims to pioneer future technologies from scratch. 'Woven City' is divided into pedestrian-only spaces, autonomous vehicle roads, and lanes for bicycles, fostering co-creation among inventors and residents. The city's support systems are geared towards accelerating advancements in technology and services, redefining mobility beyond transportation. This transformation signifies Toyota's shift towards becoming a 'mobility' company, providing innovative solutions for people's well-being. Named after Sakichi Toyoda, the city symbolizes innovation, collaboration, and the continuous drive for progress in technology and urban development.