“…We have recently developed useful heterogeneous catalysts {e.g., Pd/C‐ethylenediamine complex [Pd/C(en)],29 Pd‐polyethyleneimine complex (Pd/PEI),30 Pd/C‐diphenyl sulfide complex [Pd/C(Ph 2 S)],31 Pd‐fibroin complex [Pd/Fib]32 and Pd‐molecular sieves complex (Pd/MS3 Å)33} possessing specific characteristics and suppressed catalytic activities to enable the chemoselective hydrogenation among various reducible functionalities such as N‐Cbz, benzyl ether, aromatic ketone, nitro, alkyne, alkene, azido and so on. Our suppression methodologies for the Pd catalyst’s activity are classified into two categories: (i) suppression by the coordination‐induced catalyst poisoning effect using the lone pairs of amines or sulfides,34 such as Pd/C(en), Pd/PEI35 and Pd/C(Ph 2 S), (ii) suppression due to the catalyst supports utilizing their characteristic properties as a material, such as Pd/Fib and Pd/MS3 Å.…”