Visitors can get a close-up look at models related to Japan's world-class space exploration technology, including the powerful life-size model of HAYABUSA2 and half-size model of MMX.
Exhibits (Planned) ・HAYABUSA2 ・H3 Rocket ・Martian Moons eXploration (MMX)・Misasa Deep Space Station (MDSS) GREAT2

The replica of the Extravehicular Mobility Unit(Space suit) for working outside the International Space Station (ISS) is exhibited. It has been recreated using the same materials as the actual spacesuit, and you can take a commemorative photo with your face sticking out of the helmet.

The Lumarnity® (Lunar Smart Community®) VR, which allows visitors to board a lunar rover (1 to 4 people) and experience a lunar ISRU(In-Situ Resource Utilization) plant (approx. 4 minutes).

Supported by JGC CORPORATION

Kotesu-Kun from the beloved children’s TV anime ‘Space Something Kotetsu-Kun’ will be making an appearance on stage together with the theme song artist KOBAYASHI Aika! Let’s sing and dance the song, "MI-RA-I miracle circle" together!

Throughout the JA2024, ‘Space Something Kotetsu-Kun’ will have a booth at the Atrium. On October 19th (Sat.), Trade/Public Day, Kotesu-Kun will hold a greeting photo session. What’s more, you can get a head start on experiencing the “Space Something Kotesu-Kun Space Exploration & Lunar Exploration Board Game” which will be released in December 2024.
*There is a possibility to distribute numbered tickets.

SORA-Q, a deformable small robot, really went to the moon and successfully completed an exploration mission aboard the Lunar Landing Demonstrator SLIM in January 2024. Pilot the SORA-Q Flagship Model, a moving replica of the terrestrial version of SORA-Q, and complete a lunar exploration mission!
*There is a possibility to distribute numbered tickets.

Learn about the Earth and the Universe while playing games!
You can experience the space SDGs game being developed by "SPACE KIDS STATION (SKS)", a space media project undertaken by the children's and anime channel "Kids Station". It can be enjoyed by children from elementary school to high school, so please drop by.
①Card game Approximately 20 minutes per game
Recommended age: 6 to 10 years old
②Board game ①10:30 ~ ②12:30 ~ ③14:00 ~ ④15:30 ~
Recommended age: 10 years old and up
*Numbered tickets will be distributed at the venue from 10:00 on the 19th (Sat).

The mini-bike version of the Japan Air Self Defense Force’s aerobatic flight team, "Blue Impulse," "Blue Impulse Jr.," will appear at the rooftop exhibition area. A team of volunteer members from Matsushima Air Base, where Blue Impulse belongs, will showcase ground maneuvers on mini-bikes decorated in blue and white, inspired by Blue Impulse aircraft. Their performance will feature impressive formations, synchronized movements, and stunts that rival those of the original Blue Impulse team.

The drill performances by aviation cadets of the Japan Air Self-Defense Force (JASDF)
Future Japan Air Self Defense Force Pilots, aviation cadets perform a ‘Fancy Drill,’ marching with rifles and showcasing intricate formations and precise movements in sync with the music. They demonstrate their proficiency with rifles through a series of coordinated movements and routines, performing with ease and showcasing a beautiful, synchronized display.

Pacific Brass is a versatile, portable brass quintet delivering powerful performances in indoors and outdoors settings alike. Their repertoire reaches back five centuries and includes traditional military music, jazz, light rock/pop, movie favorites, and classical selections. Whether supporting an official ceremony, performing for the public, or presenting an educational demonstration, Pacific Brass takes pride in representing the men and women of the United States Air Force.

OTSUKA Akiko, Senior Manager, Human Spaceflight Technology Center, JAXA

With expansion of the space exploration, the robot application, "Service Robot in Space"(SRS), providing service becomes popular to a human in space. Several JAXA space robot systems will be presented and the attendees will understand the process how to manufacture the complicated systems.

• OTSUKA Akiko, Senior Manager, Human Spaceflight Technology Center, JAXA
  
• ISHIHARA Sakiko, Manager, Aero-Engine, Space & Defense Business area,Rocket Development Department, IHI Corporation
  
• IWASAWA Aria, Guidance Navigation Control Engineer, Astroscale
  
• TAKAHASHI Akiyo, Associate Professor, College of Science and Technology, Department of Aerospace Engineering, Nihon University
  
• BANNO Ayana, Associate Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Graduate School of Sciences and Engineering for Innovation, Yamaguchi University
  
• FUKUNAGA Mihoko, General Manager, Corporate Planning Department, Business Development Group, IHI AEROSPACE Co., Ltd.
  

Through the panel discussion among women in STEM (engineer in private company, researcher in university and/or engineer in research organization), attendees can catch the clue to enter the manufacturing world.
Prior questionnaire : https://forms.office.com/r/C8jTQfvg9P

OTSUKA Akiko

ISHIHARA Sakiko

IWASAWA Aria

TAKAHASHI Akiyo

BANNO Ayana

FUKUNAGA Mihoko

A flying robot (drone) contest is held every year in which universities, technical colleges and high school students from all over the country participate. The students design, build and fly their own flying robots and compete to complete the required missions. We introduce unique flying robots.

Supported by All Japan Student Indoor Flying Robot Contest Executive Committee, The Japan Society for Aeronautical and Space Sciences

JAL Origami Plane is a fun and easy activity for everyone. It nurtures children's thinking and challenge skills. The JAL Group hopes it inspires dreams of the sky and fosters connections.

Supported by ESG Promotion Department

An interactive symposium on “the integration of arts and sciences” will be held, open to students and other members of society, during which students of all grades and majors interact and exchange opinions on space development.