The Hiten Lunar Probe Program
Discover Japan’s pioneering journey to the Moon with the Hiten Lunar Probe Program, Japan’s first mission to explore the lunar environment.
Japanese Space Programs
Japan’s space programs, led by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), focus on scientific exploration, satellite development, and international collaboration. Japan has achieved notable success with missions like Hayabusa and Hayabusa2, which returned samples from asteroids, and Akatsuki, which studied Venus’s atmosphere. The country supports the International Space Station (ISS) with its H-II Transfer Vehicle (HTV) for cargo delivery and is known for its reliable H-II rocket series.
All Japanese Programs
Japan’s space program, led by JAXA, excels in asteroid exploration (Hayabusa), planetary studies (Akatsuki), and supporting the ISS with its H-II Transfer Vehicle. Known for reliable rockets and Earth observation satellites, Japan focuses on scientific discovery, international collaboration, and practical applications like disaster management.
The Ohsumi Satellite Program
Explore Japan’s pioneering journey into space with the Ohsumi Satellite Program, uncovering its historic achievements and contributions.
The Artemis Program
Explore the Artemis program, returning humans to the Moon and paving the way for future crewed missions to Mars.
The Lunar Gateway Program
The Lunar Gateway Program is an international collaborative effort led by NASA to establish a space station in lunar orbit.
The ISS Program
Explore the International Space Station, a symbol of international cooperation in space exploration, conducting groundbreaking research.