plans for supermarkets to cap the price of basic food items to help tackle the rising cost of living crisis. now on bbc news, tecthlore: japan. in this programme, we go in search of some of the most exciting innovations in tech the world has to offer, and i get to combine my two passions, tech and travel. this time, i am passions, tech and travel. this time, iam injapan. this is a country facing big challenges from climate change. you country facing big challenges from climate change.— country facing big challenges from climate change. you can hermes and the batteries- _ climate change. you can hermes and the batteries. but _ climate change. you can hermes and the batteries. but i'm _ climate change. you can hermes and the batteries. but i'm here _ climate change. you can hermes and the batteries. but i'm here to - climate change. you can hermes and the batteries. but i'm here to see . the batteries. but i'm here to see how it's tech _ the batteries. but i'm here to see how it's tech innovators _ the batteries. but i'm here to see how it's tech innovators are - the batteries. but i'm here to seei how it's tech innovators are trying to help. i will be seeing earth friendly energy projects on land and at sea. the noise is really something else. putting feature feels like hydrogen to the test. and understanding how nature inspired totally new materials. this is terrifying. totally new materials. this is terrifying-— mount fuji welcome to japan. everything you could want in the same place. japan isa japan is a place i know well, but as my green tech journey begins, i can tell i am going to see a different side of this great country. i am starting two hours east of tokyo in the sleepy port city which stares out at the mighty pacific. the weather often crashes into japan's shores. it is sites like this where you really get a sense of japan as an island nation, and it is one that is very conscious of the threat posed to it by climate change. the typhoons and storms that comes from out there are growing ever more powerful, and the heatwaves and wildfires are becoming ever more common. going green is the only option. i am common. going green is the only option. iam here common. going green is the only option. i am here to meet someone who advises on renewable projects. good to meet you. this who advises on renewable pro'ects. good to meet you.fi who advises on renewable pro'ects. good to meet you. this is beautiful. welcome to — good to meet you. this is beautiful. welcome to japan. _ good to meet you. this is beautiful. welcome to japan. very _ good to meet you. this is beautiful. welcome to japan. very windy. - welcome to japan. very windy. perfect for— welcome to japan. very windy. perfect for the _ welcome to japan. very windy. perfect for the winter - welcome to japan. very windy. perfect for the winter winds. i welcome to japan. very windy. i perfect for the winter winds. shall aet perfect for the winter winds. shall net on perfect for the winter winds. shall get on board? _ perfect for the winter winds. shall get on board? your— perfect for the winter winds. shall get on board? your mac _ perfect for the winter winds. shall get on board? your mac lets do that. it is historically fuelled by fossil fuels, but aims to become a neutral by 2050. one answer lies at sea. wow. ., by 2050. one answer lies at sea. wow-- wow _ by 2050. one answer lies at sea. wow.- wow indeed. - by 2050. one answer lies at sea. wow. row. wow indeed. your mac this is areat. wow. row. wow indeed. your mac this is great- three. — wow. tr wow indeed. your mac this is great. three, letters from land, this is an offshore fixed wind turbine. worldwide, wind is one of the fastest growing green energies. japan is very... for energy issues and sustainability. we japan is very. .. for energy issues and sustainability.— and sustainability. we need to do something- _ and sustainability. we need to do something. we _ and sustainability. we need to do something. we have _ and sustainability. we need to do| something. we have earthquakes. and sustainability. we need to do - something. we have earthquakes. we something. we have earthquakes. - have seen armies. something. we have earthquakes. we have seen armies. lets _ something. we have earthquakes. we have seen armies. lets hope - something. we have earthquakes. we have seen armies. lets hope we - something. we have earthquakes. we have seen armies. lets hope we have| have seen armies. lets hope we have none of those — have seen armies. lets hope we have none of those today. _ have seen armies. lets hope we have none of those today. more _ have seen armies. lets hope we have none of those today. more than - have seen armies. lets hope we have none of those today. more than one i none of those today. more than one fifth of japan's _ none of those today. more than one fifth of japan's energy _ none of those today. more than one fifth of japan's energy already - fifth of japan's energy already comes from green sources like solar and hydro power., but with limited land to play with, and one of the longest coastlines of the world, it makes sense to put these out here. the noise is really something else. we are very close. tote the noise is really something else. we are very close.— we are very close. we are very close. actually _ we are very close. we are very close. actually quite _ we are very close. we are very i close. actually quite intimidating, beinu close. actually quite intimidating, bein: this close. actually quite intimidating, being this close. _ close. actually quite intimidating, being this close. the _ close. actually quite intimidating, being this close. the turbine - close. actually quite intimidating, being this close. the turbine you | being this close. the turbine you can see above the water is only half the story. deep under the waves, these enormous structures have to be maintained. even in conditions like this. i can tell you something, it isn't a job for the faint—hearted. having experienced the conditions myself, i can see why there might be a lack of divers wanting to do this work. but, why it is a challenge for humans, that is less of a challenge for robots. iam in i am in tokyo to meet a team in developing a drone to help with wind farm maintenance.— developing a drone to help with wind farm maintenance._ wow, | farm maintenance. welcome. wow, services- - - — farm maintenance. welcome. wow, services- -- so _ farm maintenance. welcome. wow, services... so what _ farm maintenance. welcome. wow, services... so what are _ farm maintenance. welcome. wow, services... so what are the - farm maintenance. welcome. wow, services... so what are the uses - farm maintenance. welcome. wow, | services... so what are the uses and applications of this? to services. .. so what are the uses and applications of this?— applications of this? to inspect and maintain the _ applications of this? to inspect and maintain the infrastructure - applications of this? to inspect and maintain the infrastructure under. maintain the infrastructure under water. �* . , , maintain the infrastructure under water. �* ., , , ~ water. and that is things like wind turbines, dams, _ water. and that is things like wind turbines, dams, things _ water. and that is things like wind turbines, dams, things like - water. and that is things like wind turbines, dams, things like that. i water. and that is things like wind | turbines, dams, things like that. is that because those things are heard for human divers to maintain? yes. for human divers to maintain? yes, and also, for human divers to maintain? yes, and also. the _ for human divers to maintain? yes, and also, the number— for human divers to maintain? yes, and also, the number of _ for human divers to maintain? yes and also, the number of divers is decreasing. so, to support them, or to replace theirjobs, we have different work. to replace their “obs, we have different work.— to replace their “obs, we have different work. ~ ., ., , different work. unlike a human, this doesnt different work. unlike a human, this doesn't aet different work. unlike a human, this doesn't get tired. _ different work. unlike a human, this doesn't get tired. so, _ different work. unlike a human, this doesn't get tired. so, what - different work. unlike a human, this doesn't get tired. so, what are - different work. unlike a human, this| doesn't get tired. so, what are some of this equipment, it looks complicated? it of this equipment, it looks complicated?— of this equipment, it looks complicated? of this equipment, it looks comlicated? ., , ., , , complicated? it has four led lights here. designed _ complicated? it has four led lights here. designed for _ complicated? it has four led lights here. designed for inspections - complicated? it has four led lights here. designed for inspections at l here. designed for inspections at 300 metres _ here. designed for inspections at 300 metres deep, _ here. designed for inspections at 300 metres deep, navigation - here. designed for inspections at i 300 metres deep, navigation tools are vital. it is explained to me that it has sonar which helped it avoid objects when visibility is bad. thrusters and sensors help it to withstand the waves. and of course, a camera that records its findings. this is a camera here, it moves. that is me. it is usually controlled from a boat. today, it is time to take it for a test dive in april. shall we get into the water and see in action? oh well. derek goes —— and there it goes. specialist with me is ready to show me the moves using a game controller for steering and manoeuvres. while, it is faster than i thought it would be. a very responsive. filth. it is faster than i thought it would be. a very responsive.— it is faster than i thought it would l be. a very responsive._ i be. a very responsive. oh, sorry. i see we have _ be. a very responsive. oh, sorry. i see we have things _ be. a very responsive. oh, sorry. i see we have things in _ be. a very responsive. oh, sorry. i see we have things in the - be. a very responsive. oh, sorry. i see we have things in the water, i be. a very responsive. oh, sorry. i see we have things in the water, a| see we have things in the water, a shrimp there, and a lobster. is at our lunch?— shrimp there, and a lobster. is at our lunch? , .,, , ., ,, our lunch? very tasty, the lobster. this could go _ our lunch? very tasty, the lobster. this could go beyond _ our lunch? very tasty, the lobster. this could go beyond basic- this could go beyond basic reconnaissance. oh, it will be able to make repairs and do things as it goes? with its leaves, i couldn't help but see this as a pet. underwater dog. of course, i wanted to take it for a walk myself, well, a swim. there we go, oops, wrong way. it is quite intuitive, isn't it? 4' ., ., ., way. it is quite intuitive, isn't. it?— exactly- it? like a video game. exactly. an one it? like a video game. exactly. anyone i _ it? like a video game. exactly. anyone i meet _ it? like a video game. exactly. anyone i meet on _ it? like a video game. exactly. anyone i meet on the - it? like a video game. exactly. anyone i meet on the sea - it? like a video game. exactly. anyone i meet on the sea floor it? like a video game. exactly. i anyone i meet on the sea floor is it? like a video game. exactly. - anyone i meet on the sea floor is in dangerous ground, though. i think i have hit it. sorry, mr lobster. the hot take from the tank is, this is undeniably fun. hello. these drones may breathe new life into japan's historic maritime communities. we have brought... indie historic maritime communities. we have brought...— have brought... we have written to fisheries around _ have brought... we have written to fisheries around japan's _ have brought... we have written to fisheries around japan's and - have brought... we have written to fisheries around japan's and how. have brought... we have written to l fisheries around japan's and how the local fishermen operate them. this fascinated them. it's kind of works as additional revenue stream. if these fishermen could do lots of surveys and checking of the equipment, it is a win—win for both us and the local community. . but the ush us and the local community. . but the push for— us and the local community. . but the push for green energy goes way beyond when. —— way beyond wind. they were one of the first to bet big on hydrogen, setting their heights several decades ago. now it is seen as a fuel to help meet climate change goals, and the world is playing catch up and looking to japan. japanese car—makers toyota and honda were among the first to launch hydrogen cars. this is a toyota, and it takes just minutes to fill up at a hydrogen pump like this one in tokyo. in a full charge, it can travel 550 kilometres, enough to get you halfway across japan's main island. there are over 100 filling stations across japan, there are over 100 filling stations acrossjapan, more there are over 100 filling stations across japan, more than anywhere in the world. apart from a few clues on the world. apart from a few clues on the dashboard, you wouldn't really know this was a hydrogen car. in terms of ride quality, it feels like any other e v. forjapan, hydrogen is about much more than personal vehicles. it wants to change it's changes polluters —— its biggest polluters. something to think about as we head west on the bullet train. we are heading to cobain, the hydrogen capital ofjapan. —— we are travelling to kobe. it is hydrogen capital ofjapan. -- we are travelling to kobe.— travelling to kobe. it is beautiful, isn't it? i often _ travelling to kobe. it is beautiful, isn't it? i often come _ travelling to kobe. it is beautiful, isn't it? i often come here... - travelling to kobe. it is beautiful, | isn't it? i often come here... now this is a place to see the technology of hydrogen. fin this is a place to see the technology of hydrogen. on this island, homes, _ technology of hydrogen. on this island, homes, hospitals, - technology of hydrogen. on this island, homes, hospitals, and l island, homes, hospitals, and universities all receive heating and electricity from hydrogen. kobe's docs are switching over to this fuel, and the potentialfor this docs are switching over to this fuel, and the potential for this to transform the city, country, and world at large is huge. so all of the hydrogen used over there comes from australia this pioneering project does use hydrogen to ship across the world, so are there are carbon emissions. also, transporting it is a huge technical feat. haste carbon emissions. also, transporting it is a huge technical feat.— it is a huge technical feat. have to think about _ it is a huge technical feat. have to think about the _ it is a huge technical feat. have to think about the social _ it is a huge technical feat. have to think about the social acceptance. j think about the social acceptance. we have an image... hydrogen is dangerous, even though kerosene or other fuel is dangerous. we haven't accumulated enough experience yet to be sure that using hydrogen is safe. from a technology side to the social aspect, we have many things to ever come. ~ ., , ., come. with the development of lanes, come. with the development of planes. trains. _ come. with the development of planes, trains, and _ come. with the development of. planes, trains, and automobiles, some aspects of more trials than others. �* , , ., ., , others. and we use hydrogen, it only roduces others. and we use hydrogen, it only produces water. _ others. and we use hydrogen, it only produces water. but, _ others. and we use hydrogen, it only produces water. but, that _ others. and we use hydrogen, it only produces water. but, that is - others. and we use hydrogen, it only produces water. but, that is cool, . produces water. but, that is cool, but if we think about aviation, that isn't cool, as the water is going to make a cloud, another climate change source. it make a cloud, another climate change source. , ~' make a cloud, another climate change source. , ~ i. make a cloud, another climate change source. , ~' i., ., source. it is like your solving one issue but creating _ source. it is like your solving one issue but creating another- source. it is like your solving one issue but creating another issue. | issue but creating another issue. the world is not easy to solve. it is hard not to be taken with japan's single—minded commitment to hydrogen over the years. seeking energy from the elements, and pushing new, sustainable fuels to before. as kobe embarks on huge scale hydrogen experiments, which will be watched by the rest of the i am particularly keen to return and see what happens. despite being a global centre for industry, more than 60% of japan's land remains forested, something few other countries can claim. a mindset of using natural resources widely is widespread. —— wisely is widespread. this watering hole uses sea food waste to make decorations and light fittings. i am waste to make decorations and light fittings. iam here waste to make decorations and light fittings. i am here to try it speciality, something called ac pineapple, a strange sea creature, a filter feeder with a squidgy shell. i give it a go now. it's actually... it tastes like the sea. i think that is what you would call an acquired taste. i am is what you would call an acquired taste. iam not is what you would call an acquired taste. i am not sure i would want to eat a whole one. to me, it tasted like burnt rubber. but, whatever i think of it, thousands of tonnes of c pineapples i have every year to eat, with thousands of tonnes of those squidgy shells thrown away. until now. i have been told about a group of scientists who are doing something remarkable with all of that waste. i am at this university to meet this profession and his team will stop these are seasoned pineapples, this is what they look like fresh. they look very different in the state. very strange. they are quite squidgy. squidgy but leathery at the same time. this sea creature's shell is surprisingly rich in cellulose, an ingredient that can support electrical conduction. why are these here in your lab? what are you doing with them? ., .., ., , them? you can turn into batteries. that is incredible. _ them? you can turn into batteries. that is incredible. tiny _ them? you can turn into batteries. that is incredible. tiny cellulose i that is incredible. tiny cellulose fibres are extracted and mixed with another waste product from livestock, blood. all of that is combined and popped into a vacuum at 900 celsius. once it goes inside, how long does it take become carbon? two hours, three hours. the how long does it take become carbon? two hours, three hours.— two hours, three hours. the time it takes to make _ two hours, three hours. the time it takes to make a _ two hours, three hours. the time it takes to make a roast _ two hours, three hours. the time it takes to make a roast dinner. - two hours, three hours. the time it| takes to make a roast dinner. unlike my burnt home cooking, this resulting carbon is special. it is particularly strong and stable, so battery cells like these can safely receive three times more power than traditional lithium iron ones. can we see them in action?— traditional lithium iron ones. can we see them in action? yes. so, this is... we see them in action? yes. so, this is- -- when — we see them in action? yes. so, this is- -- when we _ we see them in action? yes. so, this is... when we put _ we see them in action? yes. so, this is... when we put it _ we see them in action? yes. so, this is... when we put it in _ we see them in action? yes. so, this is... when we put it in here... - we see them in action? yes. so, this is... when we put it in here... wow. | is... when we put it in here... wow. i notice is... when we put it in here... wow. i notice you — is... when we put it in here... wow. i notice you have _ is... when we put it in here... wow. i notice you have a _ is... when we put it in here... wow. i notice you have a phone _ is... when we put it in here... wow. i notice you have a phone plugged i i notice you have a phone plugged in, you are charging the phone as well. there we go. phenomenal. what incredible work. table top gizmos aside, see pineapple waste could even power drains injust a aside, see pineapple waste could even power drains in just a few years, and beyond that, electric vehicles. ifeel like i should appreciate these things a little bit more, because these can be the future. i still don't like touching them, though. almost every industry as an environmental impact, but fashion is famously one of the world's biggest polluters. hello. nice to meet — world's biggest polluters. hello. nice to meet you _ world's biggest polluters. hello. nice to meet you exhalation - world's biggest polluters. hello. | nice to meet you exhalation mark ella mac nice to meet you. this is a p0p ella mac nice to meet you. this is a pop icon and fashion influence. she is giving me a tour of tokyo street fashion. ,, . , is giving me a tour of tokyo street fashion-_ you - is giving me a tour of tokyo street fashion._ you don't i is giving me a tour of tokyo street l fashion._ you don't need fashion. say cheese! you don't need a filter, i need _ fashion. say cheese! you don't need a filter, i need the _ fashion. say cheese! you don't need a filter, i need the filter. _ fashion. say cheese! you don't need a filter, i need the filter. lots - fashion. say cheese! you don't need a filter, i need the filter. lots of - a filter, i need the filter. lots of pink around, lots of bright colours. and cute ears. like many young people here, she deeply cares about her clothes environmental footprint. do you think particularly, the japanese younger people, they are becoming more aware of sustainability and wear their clothes might come from? i sustainability and wear their clothes might come from? i think so. vintaae clothes might come from? i think so. vintage shops _ clothes might come from? i think so. vintage shops are _ clothes might come from? i think so. vintage shops are getting _ clothes might come from? i think so. vintage shops are getting more - vintage shops are getting more popular injapan because they are so cool popular injapan because they are so cool. and, also, iwear vintage denim, my friend made it. this is the only one for me, so i feel so special when i wear vintage clothes. reusing and up cycling clothes is important for reducing waste. really, it is a drop in the ocean. if a fashion industry is going to become carbon neutral, it has to go along further and reinvent how it makes clothes. i am back on the road, this time to rural areas 250 miles north of the capital, where a start—up company is weaving inspiration from nature, particularly spiders. this is a company called spider where scientists have managed to make a protein polymer. find scientists have managed to make a protein polymer-— scientists have managed to make a protein polymer. and microbes are in there and their _ protein polymer. and microbes are in there and their oxygen _ protein polymer. and microbes are in there and their oxygen and _ protein polymer. and microbes are in there and their oxygen and nutrient l there and their oxygen and nutrient on many levels are closely monitored. they are making... they are working — monitored. they are making... they are working hard. _ monitored. they are making. .. they are working hard. thank— monitored. they are making... they are working hard. thank you. - monitored. they are making... they are working hard. thank you. it - are working hard. thank you. it looked like _ are working hard. thank you. it looked like a _ are working hard. thank you. it looked like a bear, _ are working hard. thank you. it looked like a bear, i _ are working hard. thank you. it looked like a bear, i imagine i are working hard. thank you. it i looked like a bear, i imagine you don't want to drink it. these can be used to make yarns, resulting in different types of material. they felt similar to cotton or polyester. that is nice. this is still relatively new tech, so it will take a while before these garments can be made with brewed polymer only. the fashion industry uses around 27 million tonnes of cotton a year, so this is a huge undertaking. just before i go, there is a reason why this company is called st spider. i have to meet the creature who inspired this, even if it means facing one of my biggest fears. oh my god. this is terrifying. no. japan's golden orb weaver spider. absolutely massive. i swear that one is looking at me. you are just going to put your hand right in there? oh my goodness me. don't calm... oh my god i may not be their biggest fan, but even i have to admit they are rather remarkable. i will have nightmares tonight. but, what will also stick with me is what they have done here in replicating the spinning skills of these creatures in their labs, we have so much to learn from the natural world. looking out at this rugged landscape, it is easy to see how innovators across japan are turning to nature for the inspiration. and, may be, the answer to saving our cities, coasts, and ourfuture could be out here. that is it for this episode, here injapan, sustainable innovation is creating inspired, surprising, and impactful technology. i will forever be amazed by the passion of it's pioneers. those who are saving waste, forging future fashion, and helping us go green on land, and at sea. hello, there. let's take a look at the weather for the week ahead. high pressure remains dominant as we head through next week so for the foreseeable future, it is certainly looking dry and settled, there could start to be a few changes by next weekend but for the rest of this bank holiday weekend, it is set to stay dry for the vast majority of us. there will also be some warm spells of sunshine, the cloud and the sunshine amounts will vary day on day. high pressure out towards the west on sunday and there is a very weak cold frontjust sinking southwards across england throughout the day, introducing cloudy conditions but no rain on this. for most of us, it is going to be a cloudier day than on saturday. the cloud will break up across northern ireland, though, as we head through the afternoon. still cloudy conditions across western scotland, brighter further east but here it's cooler than on saturday. the best of the sunshine on sunday for western wales and for the far south—west of england, devon and cornwall, where temperatures could peak at 23 celsius. now, as we head through sunday and into monday, you can see that colder airjust gradually filtering down from the north, so across it is a cooler—feeling day really on monday, and it is squeezing the isobars across the south of england, too, so here it is going to feel really quite windy, cold winds for north sea facing coasts with plenty of cloud, blustery conditions for channel coasts, particularly windy across the channel islands. but there will also be some some sunshine for the south coast, the cloud will break up across east anglia as well, so some sunny spells emerging, dry with the best of the sunshine and probably the highest temperatures across northern ireland and across the central belt of scotland, maybe 21 celsius on monday. now, as we head through the rest of the week, the high pressure is going nowhere. in fact, it is continuing to build in so it is set to stay dry and settled but we've still got that onshore breeze towards eastern coastal areas of england, and here the wind is going to feel quite brisk at times. it is always going to feel cooler towards the coast. some of these clouds could produce a few spots of drizzle from the thickness of it, maybe, but generally speaking it should stay dry again. as you can see, the best of the sunshine always the further west you are, across wales, the south—west of england, northern ireland, and for much of scotland the sunshine is set to continue through the middle of the week, maybe 2a celsius on tuesday. and it is looking really very similar on wednesday, too, some areas of cloud, thickest out towards parts of east anglia, an onshore breeze for eastern coastal areas, sunshine, the highest temperatures further west again, 2a celsius expected in south—west scotland, don't forget the uv levels will be high and the sunshine strong at this time of year. also, the grass pollen season just getting under way. a few changes as we head through the middle of next week in that the high pressure is expected to move off towards the north and the west. so the focus for the eastern coastal winds will really be across north—east england and perhaps eastern scotland, just driving some cloud onshore at times, some slightly warmer air coming round on this area of high pressure into southern areas of england and wales. we could see 23 or 2a degrees celsius maybe in london and cardiff on thursday afternoon, so temperatures starting to recover here, possibly the warmest day of the week. as we look ahead into the outlook for friday and the weekend, some of these showers across europe could maybe move a little bit further northwards as the high tends to pull away. a couple of the models are suggesting this but it is a bit more likely at the moment that it will stay dry and settled and that the sunshine will tend to continue. it could turn cooler by the end of the weekend and into the start of next week, but do keep checking the forecast. at the moment, it is still a long way off. bye—bye for now. live from london. this is bbc news polls close in turkey as recep erdogan and his rival kemal kilicdaroglu go head to head in the turkish presidential runoff. white house and us republicans have reached an agreement �*in principle', to raise the government debt limit and avoid a default britain's government is discussing plans for supermarkets to cap the price of basic food items to help tackle the rising cost of living crisis. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. voting in turkey's historic presidential run—off election has just closed and the result is expected to become clear

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