At the Japan Mobility Show Bizweek 2024 in Chiba Prefecture, Toyota Motor Corporation presented its innovative portable hydrogen cartridges that can power cars, appliances, and tools. These cartridges, newly designed to be smaller and lighter, can be easily carried by hand or in a backpack for convenience. The corporation also displayed a hydrogen-powered cooker developed in collaboration with Rinnai Corporation, showcasing the diverse applications of hydrogen in generating electricity. Toyota emphasized the potential of hydrogen to reduce carbon emissions and demonstrated its commitment by incorporating renewable energy sources like wind and solar in the production process. Additionally, Toyota has been actively involved in testing hydrogen-powered vehicles in motorsport, evolving from gaseous to liquid hydrogen for improved efficiency. The GR Corolla, powered by liquid hydrogen, has shown promising results in terms of denser fuel storage and reduced environmental impact. The corporation's focus on sustainability and technological advancement indicates a positive outlook on the future integration of hydrogen technology in various products and industries.