Japan Built a City Designed for the Next 100 Years

Japan is building a city designed not just for today, but for the next 100 years. At the foot of Mount Fuji, Japan's Woven City is being developed as a real-world experiment in future urban living. Instead of simply building another neighborhood, engineers are combining autonomous mobility, clean energy, artificial intelligence, robotics, smart homes, and underground infrastructure into one connected system. But what makes Woven City truly different? Its streets are designed around different types of mobility. Homes can become part of an intelligent energy network. Underground infrastructure is planned for future upgrades. And residents themselves become part of a massive real-world experiment. The biggest question is not whether Japan can build a futuristic city. It's whether a city can actually adapt for the next 100 years. In this documentary, we explore how Japan is engineering Woven City, why its infrastructure is different, and what this ambitious project could mean for the future of cities around the world. ⏱️ CHAPTERS 00:00 — Japan's 100-Year City 00:35 — Inside Japan's Woven City 01:13 — A City Without Normal Streets 02:48 — Homes That Become Part of the City 04:16 — The City's Energy System 06:02 — What Happens Underground 08:08 — The City Becomes a Living Laboratory 09:39 — Can a City Really Last 100 Years? 11:11 — The Future of Woven City If you enjoy mega projects, engineering, future technology, smart cities, infrastructure and fascinating stories from around the world, subscribe for more documentaries. #Japan #WovenCity #FutureCity #SmartCity #FutureTechnology #JapaneseEngineering #Engineering #MegaProjects