During a visit to Tokyo, officials from the Korea-Japan Parliament Federation, led by Joo Ho-young, discussed hydrogen cooperation with counterparts in Japan. Hyundai Motor Group and Toyota's collaboration in the hydrogen sector received support from lawmakers, who expressed intent to work on joint legislation and policies. The aim is to enhance regulations and systems to promote the hydrogen industry in both countries. Lawmakers announced plans to visit Tokyo, Kawasaki, and Kobe to establish a hydrogen cooperation network and facilitate exchanges. Meetings included discussions on global hydrogen industry expansion through standardization and deregulation of technology. Attendees toured various hydrogen facilities, such as the Tokyo Tower Water Recharge Station and Kobe Port Liquefied Hydrogen Terminal, to gain insights and foster industry growth. The visit signals a positive outlook for bilateral hydrogen cooperation and the potential for Korea and Japan to lead the global hydrogen market.