This report provides a comprehensive analysis of leadership and management within Toyota, a leading Japanese multinational automobile company. It begins by comparing the characteristics and roles of managers and leaders, highlighting their distinct responsibilities in achieving organizational goals. The report then explores the applicability of these roles in various situations, focusing on project management and team-building strategies within Toyota. Furthermore, it delves into different leadership theories, including transformational leadership, classical management theory, situational leadership, contingency leadership theory, and system leadership theory, and how these theories are implemented in Toyota's operational practices. Finally, it examines key approaches to operations management and the roles of managers and leaders in optimizing manufacturing processes, waste management, and overall efficiency. The report emphasizes the importance of effective communication, strategic planning, and employee development in Toyota's success, providing valuable insights into leadership and management in a contemporary business environment.