Japan is pushing forward with the clean ammonia industry, focusing on heavy industry, heavy-duty trucks, thermal power, and other applications within the sector. The government, through the Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry (Meti), is working on bridging price gaps between clean ammonia and traditional coal feedstocks, emphasizing the importance of clear and consistent policies for project developers. Despite some funding rollbacks in other regions, Japan's commitment remains strong, with efforts to address nitric oxide and nitrogen dioxide emissions in ammonia combustion showing promising results. The US' 45Q tax credit for carbon capture is set to provide Japanese companies involved in CCS ammonia projects with a consistent benefit, ensuring support for these initiatives. In Asia-Pacific, particularly in South Korea and China, a positive outlook is emerging with initiatives in renewable ammonia projects and partnerships. China, in particular, is making significant progress in the renewable ammonia industry, with projects like Envision's 300,000 t/yr renewable ammonia plant in Inner Mongolia and Ampro's ambitious plans for green ammonia production and export. The Asia-Pacific region, including Japan, South Korea, and China, is driving the clean ammonia industry forward amidst policy and funding shifts. The focus on renewable ammonia, carbon reduction, and innovative approaches like ammonia co-firing trials indicates a proactive stance towards sustainable ammonia production. With Japan and countries in Asia-Pacific leading the way, the future of the clean ammonia industry looks promising and environmentally sustainable.