
日本が、宇宙産業の主要なプレーヤーであり続ける方法
日本の宇宙産業は現在、約4兆円の規模を誇り、2030年代初頭までに約8兆円への拡大を計画。産業がさらなる成長を遂げるためには、宇宙での応用技術、データ、サービスを地上のビジネスにとってより実用的かつ有用なものにする必要があります。日本の核となる強みと地域的な連携は、宇宙産業の勢いを維持する上で極めて重要です。
PhD (academic). In 2005, participated in the International Space Station (ISS) assembly mission by the Space Shuttle "Discovery" and conducted three extravehicular activities as a leader. In 2009, he became the first Japanese to board a Soyuz spacecraft as an assistant captain. He stayed on the ISS for about five and a half months as a flight engineer for the ISS 22nd/23rd long-duration missions, where he carried out experiments such as installing the sub-arm of the Japanese Experiment Module "Kibo" robot arm and conducting experiments. His 4th extravehicular activity (EVA) and various missions at the Japanese Experiment Module "Kibo". He was assigned as the Chief of JAXA Astronaut Group from August 2012 to April 2016. In 2020, he became the first non-American to board SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft (Crew-1). He was the first astronaut in the world to accomplish three different methods of Earth entry (runway, ground, and ocean), and officially certified by Guinness World Records. Received YouTube Creator Award with live performance of Chopin from Space.
日本の宇宙産業は現在、約4兆円の規模を誇り、2030年代初頭までに約8兆円への拡大を計画。産業がさらなる成長を遂げるためには、宇宙での応用技術、データ、サービスを地上のビジネスにとってより実用的かつ有用なものにする必要があります。日本の核となる強みと地域的な連携は、宇宙産業の勢いを維持する上で極めて重要です。
Despite the growth of Japan's space sector, space applications, data and services need to be more useful to terrestrial businesses to sustain momentum.