Toyota Completes $10 Billion Futuristic 'Woven City' in Japan

The experimental smart city, designed to test groundbreaking technologies, will welcome its first residents this fall.

Toyota's Woven City, a $10 billion experimental smart city at the base of Mt. Fuji, has completed its first phase of construction.
The 12-acre community will serve as a 'living laboratory' for testing innovations in mobility, sustainability, and urban living.
Initial residents, primarily Toyota employees and their families, will begin moving in during the fall of 2025, with plans to expand the population to 2,000 over time.
The city features cutting-edge technologies, including AI-powered smart homes, autonomous vehicles, and hydrogen fuel cell energy systems, with contributions from partners like Daikin and NISSIN.
Designed by Danish architecture firm Bjarke Ingels Group, Woven City has earned Japan's first LEED Platinum certification for sustainable community design.